Women biased in White House fellowship admits suit says
The Civil Service Commission records show destruction of evidence in a sex discrimination suit alleging bias against women in selecting White House fellows. Testimony indicated three women finalists were passed over for two white men, while next year’s class includes eight women and an Oriental male.
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City panel rejects ambulance pact
The Elyria city finance committee rejected a proposed Majoras Ambulance Service contract before the Monday deadline. It eyed a $4,200 monthly first year fee, down from $6,000, and discussed alternatives including a city operated service. a two year extension was planned while negotiations continue.
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AFL-CIO Endorses 36 Ohio Candidates in June Primary
The Ohio AFL-CIO endorsed 36 Democratic candidates across Congress, Senate, and Ohio House, plus four county court of appeals seats. Endorsements span districts 12, 15, 19, 20, 21, 22, and 24 for Congress, with Senate districts 16, 22, 24, and 32, and House districts 3 through 17, 29, 30, 32, 55, and 56. Statewide issues: four Yes, one No position, three Neutral.
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Anti nuclear pickets challenge Ohio power plans
Two citizen groups questioned nuclear power use in Ohio and picketed the Cleveland Electric Dominating Co building. Evelyn Stebbins, chair of the Coalition for Safe Electric Power, said the action aimed to inform press of another side to the issue. CET and Ohioans for Utility Reform sought signatures for four state constitutional amendments, including a provision requiring General Assembly approval before costly nuclear plants and a CEI official who said it would halt future plant construction. Davis Besse near Port Clinton was shown, with operability expected by next spring.
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N-test residents begin thyroid cancer treatment in Cleveland
Three Marshall Islanders, including a 37 year old man and two women aged 57 and 37, arrived at Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital for thyroid tumor surgery. Dr. Dobyns of Case Western Reserve University noted five of 22 islanders treated here had cancer, linked to 1954 hydrogen bomb fallout from radioactive iodine in collected roof runoff water.
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Explosions Hit Tel Aviv Airport Arrival Hall
Two blasts rocked Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv injuring at least three people. A suitcase exploded on a luggage conveyor at 2:45 p.m. and a second blast occurred about 30 minutes later after arrivals from Vienna. Police sealed the airport as victims were taken to a Tel Aviv hospital. The attack recalls a four year old assault by Japanese Maoist guerrillas that killed 25 and wounded 73.
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No Trash, No Pay in Pasadena Standoff
In Pasadena 74 year old Evangeline Place refuses a $5 monthly rubbish pickup bill claiming she has no trash. She recycles buries or burns waste uses no cans or bottles and even boils bones for her dog. She seeks a lower electricity bill arguing street lighting is excessive while mayor Robert White works with staff to resolve the dispute.
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Archbishop Bernardin surveys quake zones in Italy
Archbishop Joseph L. Bernardin of Cincinnati toured quake damaged areas in northeastern Italy with Archbishop Alfredo Battisti of Udine and Msgr. Joseph Harnett of Philadelphia, an official with Catholic Relief Services aiding the disaster response and assessing needs for further aid.
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Rubber workers seek strike benefit funds
United Rubber Workers president Peter Bommarito travels to Chicago to plan a special convention in its 40 year history aimed at boosting dues for about 130000 non striking members while 60000 strikers lack benefits.
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Auto industry fights air bag mandate progress
Detroit officials cite ongoing study and court battles as UPI reports Transportation Secretary Coleman suggests no near term decision on air bag installation for 1972 models. A 1977 target was delayed. belts and restraint costs are weighed against saved lives and overall vehicle expense.
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Grain prices steady in Ohio markets with sharp rise in some
Opening wall street report shows Northeast Ohio No 2 wheat 3.09 and soybeans 5.38, Northwest No 2 wheat 3.12 and corn 2.70, Central No 2 wheat 3.22 and soybeans 5.35. Trend notes No 2 wheat and soybeans sharply higher while oats and corn mixed. Local cooperative figures list wheat 3.05, corn 2.73, oats 1.40, soybeans 5.32. Also retail carton delivery figures for major Ohio cities appear in a separate note.
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