Editorial on women keeping maiden names in names and licenses
The piece praises the right of women to keep their maiden names on licenses and earnings, and discusses ideas like hyphenated or merged surnames. It notes legal support from Attorney General Israel Packel and explores societal implications and future demands within the women’s movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Israel Packel
Packel
Mary Smith
John Jones
Mary Smith-Jones
Mr. Jones
John Smith-Jones
Little Ann Smith-Jones
Joe Brown
Jones- Brown
ASU cuts child care budget over limited student benefit
The State Press reports ASU administration vetoed about $6,000 for the Tempe child care center, saying it does not benefit enough students. ASU sees value as an observing lab, while married students face tougher time funding care and continuing studies.
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Tempe
Arizona State University
Associated
Congregational Church
John Schwada
Schwada
ASU
Stinginess in Politics and Nixon Budget Critique
A critical examination of stinginess in conservatives and President Nixon. The author accuses Nixon of favoring defense over social programs, impounding funds, and serving his own welfare while denouncing welfare. Cites CREEP funding, food stamp provisions, and defense budget increases, noting public polls and the Silent Majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp David
Nixon
Congress
Vietnam
San Clemente
Walter Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Mailbag: Reach lonely servicemen with letters and cards
The column urges readers to support overseas servicemen by sending friendly letters and Christmas cards. Readers can obtain information from MOM in Daly City California and are asked to include a return stamp to cover postage, as the effort runs on a zero budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Free World
MOM
Daly City
Scottsdale Progress publication and contact details
The Scottsdale Progress records show editors Jonathan Marshall and Jerry McElfresh with Arthur Eo as publisher. It lists contact at 7302 E Dr Scottsdale Arcara 525 telephone 947 1534 and notes second class postage in Scottsdale. It disclaims responsibility for unsolicited articles and pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry McElfresh Maragrg
Scottsdale Dany Progress
Scottsdale
Arcara
Fragrese
Two Sisters Wed in Shared Holy Matrimony Ceremony
A Conroe Tex Daily Courier report covers twin sisters who exchanged vows in a single wedding event. The ceremony united the sisters before family and friends in a traditional church setting with vows and shared reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conroe Tex
Daily Courier
Poll finds public poorly informed on busing desegregation
The US Commission on Civil Rights released a 35 page survey of 2 006 adults showing 41 percent missed all or only one question about busing and 42 percent answered two or three correctly. Costs were misperceived by 6 to 1 who said desegregation raised budgets. Safety was best understood, with 35 percent correctly disputing the claim that desegregation hurt white test scores.
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Scrooge
J. Paul Getty
Richard Nixon
Congress
Ryan
Washington
UPI
US Commission On Civil Rights
Marvin Wall
Commission
Wall
Supreme Court
Gary Orfield
The
Digest
Orfield
Inside Report Demos Threatened by McGovernites
The piece reviews Richard Dougherty’s Goodbye Mr. Christian and a quoted liberal senator on McGovern's 1972 defeat. It notes fears of McGovernite retaliation and argues the Democratic Party risks repeating past mistakes in 1976, citing triple A debates and forgotten issues like defense and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McGovern
Mr. Christian
McGovern
Doubleday
Richard Dougherty
Goldwater
Novak
Middle America
Christian
Dougherty
Miami Beach
Eagleton
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
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Harris
Sen
William Buckley
Jack
Lockheed
Litton Industries
Pentagon
Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan Marshall
W. B
Doc’ Wright
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Anigika Newspapers Association
By David E. Anderson
Inside Report
Demos
McGovernites
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Evans
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