Carter names first woman to cabinet as Kreps chosen
President elect Carter announces Juanita Kreps an educator and Duke University economist as secretary of commerce. He also taps Griffin Bell an Atlanta lawyer and former judge for attorney general and a Minnesota ex congressman for agriculture. He vows broad recruitment of women and minorities for subcabinet roles.
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Plane crashes into Memorial Stadium. pilot cited earlier
Baltimore police say Donald Kroner 33 was under a reckless flight citation from Dec. 7 when his single engine Piper Cherokee struck the upper deck after the Steelers Colts playoff game. Kroner trapped, rescued, listed in fair condition. two officers and a fireman treated for injuries.
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Maryland
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Movies Part II Court decision leads to rating
Television documentary called the decade of the 1960s fabulous. By 1966 MPAA president Jack Valenti argued old Production Code restraints could not work. In 1968 the Supreme Court allowed limits on children’s access to films. Valenti proposed a national movie rating plan to inform parents.
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Rutgers University
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Alumni seek exemption from NMMI women admission policy
Atty Gen Toney Anaya calls a law exempting the New Mexico Military Institute from admitting women a remote possibility while NMMI alumni press legislators to pass an exemption. Alumni leader James Lankford cites concerns about facilities and finances as the regents delay admitting women to fall 1977.
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