Uproar in Houston Over City Women's Advocate Action
Houston residents clash over Nikki Van Hightower amid abortion and ERA disputes. City Council considers lowering her $18 375 salary to 1 while debates on abolishing the post continue. Hightower defends free speech and vows resignation if paid cut. Poppy Northcutt backs her efforts to improve women’s conditions and challenge city officials on gender issues.
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Law urged to ban retirement rules
Washington lawmakers consider ending mandatory retirement with ACLU urging the move as age rules face legal and moral questions. University experts warn it impoverishes the elderly while supporters cite efficiency and promotion opportunities for younger workers.
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eClelland
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CBS, Inc
Jankowski
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Lowa
Mobile Home Ad Draws Buyers for Sale
Leo Person of 644 Los Palos Circle Buena Park received about two dozen inquiries after placing an Independent Press Telegram Classified ad. He quickly found a buyer willing to pay his asking price and urges readers to call 432 5668 for IPT classified assistance.
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Independent Press-Telegram
Person
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Buena Park
IPT
Carter vow to women drags on White House promise
President Carter pledged to appoint more women to high government posts, but White House figures show women hold only 26 of 154 top jobs and minorities about 13 percent. The data, from James B. King’s office, notes six top posts lack information and indicates slow progress toward a representative administration.
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Yale Head Brewster Named Next U S Ambassador to Britain
President Carter intends to appoint Yale University President Kingman Brewster Jr. as the new U S ambassador to Britain awaiting routine security checks. Brewster, 57, would replace Anne Armstrong and remain at Yale through a fundraising drive next year.
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