ERA prospects dim as states cling to opposition
Washington AP reports the Equal Rights Amendment faces likely defeat with only 10 months left and three more states needed to ratify. Surveyed lawmakers show no expected approvals, leaving supporters to restart the long battle if the deadline holds. 1960s and 70s social movements loom large as organizers press a last‑ditch campaign and fund a countdown.
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Federal judge convicts six striking air controllers
U S District Judge Arceneaux convicted six striking air traffic controllers of criminal contempt for defying court orders to return to work at New Orleans International Airport. Sentencing pending review. potential penalties could reach 18 months and fines. Defense plans appeal, arguing charges targeted individuals rather than the strike.
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