Reagan may drop Title IX in job bias policy shift
In Washington on July 14 1981 the Reagan administration signaled a shift likely to exclude employment discrimination from Title IX of the Civil Rights Act. Clarence Thomas and Terrel Bell cited the Supreme Court case as the deciding point while activists warned of reduced recourse for women facing bias in education and jobs.
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Washington
UPI
Clarence Thomas
Education Department
Office of Civil Rights
National Coalition For Women and Girls In Education
Department
Coalition
Holly Knox
The
Project On Equal Educational Rights
Thomas
Secretary of Education
Terrel H. Bell
Jimmy Carter
Education funds linked to sex discrimination ruling
Robert Penick reports on remarks by Margo Polivy of the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women and Ms Knox about how a Title IX ruling on employment could affect education. They warn that a failure to cover employment could let schools employ discriminatory practices and threaten federal funds.
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Education Department
Stocks edge lower as market drifts amid mixed results
New York prices slid in early trading with the Dow down 152 to 95272 while advances and declines stayed balanced on the NYSE. The Dow closed down 33 to 954.34, and NYSE volume was 38.10 million shares. The AMEX composite rose 0.06 to 363.50. Grain futures showed corn at 3.28, wheat at 3.37, oats 2.50, soybeans 7.29. Clarks department stores in Akron Elyria and Lorain faced closure negotiations, with potential Gold Circle interest discussed.
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Akron
Clarkins
Elyria
Lorain
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Unishops, Inc
Jersey City
Grains Prices in Ohio After Market Close
Columbus report shows average cash grain prices paid to farmers in Ohio marketing areas after Monday close until today open. Northwest Ohio No 2 wheat 340, No 2 shelled corn 333, No 4 oats 215, No 1 soybeans 35. Central Ohio No 2 wheat 341, No 2 shelled corn 239, No 2 Gat s F123, No 1 Soybeans 35.
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Egg price report from Midwest markets
Butter eggs report from Columbus to Cleveland and Cincinnati shows wholesale prices steady yesterday with class 1 large eggs at 53 cents, class 2 large 2, mediums 44, smalls 36. Retailers receive cartons with large white eggs mostly 78 to 81 cents, light poultry stock at Ohio farms noted.
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Metals price report from New York yesterday
New York spot prices for nonferrous metals include copper at 83 to 85 cents per pound, lead at 39 cents, zinc at 46.41 cents, aluminum at 76 to 86 cents, plus gold at 413.4 dollars per troy ounce, silver at 89.44 dollars, mercury at 4.30 dollars per flask, and platinum at 388 dollars per troy ounce, with Handy & Harman cited for quotes.
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Mercury
Creston Livestock Auction Sees 364 Consignors
Creston livestock auction drew 364 consignors selling 1 262 head of cattle on Monday. Dairy cows sold at 460 and 675 dollars. Goats 27 head at 5 39 dollars. Two ponies and horses sold 70 to 535 dollars. Calves 470 to 590 dollars. Sheep and feeds listed with varied prices.
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Dividends Poagestetrr ADR Op 720 810
Depositary declares dividend on Poagestetrr ADR with a cash distribution of £14 per share. Payment details and record date not fully clear from available text.
Judge halts SEC privacy breach in Hunt brothers case
US District Judge Robert W. Porter ruled the Securities and Exchange Commission acted with reckless disregard of the Right to Financial Privacy Act by sending update letters with subpoenas to the Hunts' banking partners. The injunction bars such notices but lets the SEC continue its $11 billion loan related inquiry into the Hunt brothers silver market dealings.
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UPI
Securities and Exchange Commission
Hunt Brothers
Robert W. Porter
Nelson B. Hunt
W. Herbert Hunt
SEC
Porter
Hunt
Hunts
Ken Lay
Gail
Vance
Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Reagan energy draft says U.S. oil output to slip by 1990
A draft of the National Energy Plan obtained by UPI indicates U.S. crude production will dip slightly from 1980 to 1990 despite earlier hopes that decontrol would unleash ample supplies. The document criticizes subsidies for costly substitutes and links energy policy to broader goals of cutting federal spending and taxes.
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