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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1977

Page

4

ERA push in Arizona aims for statewide support week

Lucille Huebner leads ERArizona to mobilize state groups for ERA advocacy through January ERA Week 1979. The effort coordinates nonprofits, NOW, ACLU and other bodies with task forces for voter education candidate monitoring and public outreach. A fundraising dinner with notable speakers caps the week on January 26.

Arizona Lucille Huebner ERA Huebner Frarizona Arizona Era ERA Coalition Coalition Women's’ Political Caucus League of Women Voters Common Cause American Civil Liberties Union Arizona Education Association Arizona Nurse’s Association American Association of University Women National Organization For Women Phoenix Women's Political Caucus Erarizona Committee Westwood Scottsdale Women’s Political Caucus Capitol ACLU Mountain Shadows Liz Carpenter Eramerica Lady Bird Johnson Jill Ruckelshaus National Commission of the International Women’s Year Sen Dennis DeConcini D-Ariz Erma Bombeck Arizona State University University ‘of “Arizona Northern Arizona University

Mormon woman backs ERA view at National Women’s Conference

Jean Westwood of Scottsdale campaigns for ERA by citing Mormon church history on equality and its current stance against federal ERA power. She notes Utah’s 1896 constitution granted women voting rights later rescinded, and discusses parity, minority rights, and local versus federal control.

Jean Westwood Scottsdale Houston New York Utah Westwood Democratic Party U.S Congress Klan Mississippi Missouri Illinois Florida Virginia Nevada Beasona Arizona New: Labor

Deaf girl begins mainstreaming in Scottsdale area

Julie Ann Craddock, a six year old deaf girl from Scottsdale, will start attending school with hearing children in January while continuing at Gompers Rehabilitation Center. Her teacher notes progress in speech and language, and her family plans ongoing support as Julie learns sentence structure and broader language. Gompers hosts a Winter Festival and Christmas Parade, and a Valley fundraising drive with volunteers door to door will support handicapped patients.

Scottsdale Julie Ann Craddock Dennis Craddock Gompers Rehabilitation Center N. Severith St Phoenix Nona Webb Gompers Webb Craddock God Chuck Seventh Street Alice Avenue

Seminar for Single Parents at Fiesta Inn Tempe

A day long workshop titled Help for the Single Parent At Last is sponsored by the Scottsdale Lucky 13 Education Center. It covers discipline, alcohol and drug problems, nutrition, school issues and home management. The event runs Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Fiesta Inn Tempe 2100 S. Priest Drive. Registration is $18 including lunch. Send advance registration to Single Parent Workshop 7948 N Hayden Rd F 106 Scottsdale 85285.

The Scottsdale Lucky 13 Education Center Fiesta Inn S. Priest Drive Tempe N. Hayden Road

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