Census shows Women working and living longer in US
A Census Bureau report reveals women make up 51.3 percent of the 213.1 million population and outlive men by 7.7 to 8 years by 1973. Women in the labor force rose from 1950 to 1974 to 35.9 million while men grew to 57.3 million, yet income gaps persist.
Legislators to Speak at ASU Faculty Women Luncheon
Senators Madelene Van Arsdell Betty Morrison and Representatives Sue James Juanita Harelson will speak at the Arizona State University Faculty Women's Association luncheon Tuesday at 11 45 a m The topics include tenure merit increases retirement benefits and the Equal Rights Amendment Attendees can reserve by contacting the English Department office the luncheon costs 2 90.
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Madelene van Arsdell
Betty Morrison
Sue James
Juanita Harelson
Arizona State University Faculty Women's Association
English Department
St Vincent de Paul Spring Roundup Seeks Usable Discards
The St Vincent de Paul Society runs a Spring Roundup Week through May 9 asking for usable discards including baby cribs furniture pots and pans lumber and clothing to aid the needy Donors may bring items to 3333 F Elwood warehouse or arrange pickup by contacting the society.
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St. Vincent de Paul Society
F. Elwood
Persistent wage gap highlights changes in women earnings
A 1970s census report shows median 1974 earnings for women at 6772 dollars versus 11835 for men. Among 25 to 29 year olds, 1975 female college completion reached 77 per 100 men, up from 66 in 1950. The study notes rising singlehood, more female-headed households, and continuing labor force entry with women college graduates earning about 60 percent of similarly aged men with full-time work.
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Paula J. Schneider
Schneider
Bureau
Collecting Glass Insulators Spurs Global Pole Hunts
Diane Chierighino pursues insulators across Canada, Maine, Ghana and Arizona in a bid to build a 200 piece collection. She notes color and engravings affect value, with cobalt blue fetching up to 100 dollars and a rare asbestos piece from Bowie dating to the 1880s.
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Diane Chierighino
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Ghana
Africa
Chierighino
Mike
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Scottsdale clubs elect officers in regional highlights
Officers named for local groups include Xi Alpha Theta Beta Sigma Phi with Mrs. Larry Brown as president and Mrs. Bruce Wheeler as VP. Preceptor Beta and Xi Chi chapters list presidents and secretaries. National Council of Jewish Women names Toni Gerson and Ruth Frank as vice-presidents, with Paradise Valley members Peggy Levy and Irene Lubin in leadership roles. Scottsdale Hairdressers affiliate names Joel Shorr as president and Bill Newhall and Dotti Medzegian as vice presidents.
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Scottsdale
Xi Alpha Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Larry Brown
Bruce Wheeler
Ken Schroeder
George Cameron
Wood Rudolph
Beta Sigma’ Phi Sorority
Robbie Parsley
Natalie Neely
Phyllis House
Jean Hoffman
Mae Loehlig
Xi Chi
Dotty Millar
National Council of Jewish Women
Toni Gerson
Ruth Frank
Paradise Valley
Peggy Levy
Irene Lubin
National
Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
Joel Shorr
Bill Newhall
Dotti Medzegian
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