Women in Work Since 1900: Shifts and Continuing Inequality
Historian Thomas Dublin tracks the rise of women in the U S labor force from blue collar roots to a majority white collar share while noting stubborn inequality. He cites the Civil Rights Act and union participation as catalysts for change and warns that domestic duties keep women from full equality at work.
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Author Thomas Dublin Biography and Achievements
Thomas Dublin, associate professor of history at UC San Diego, previously taught at Wellesley College and led the Lowell Museum Project. His works include Women at Work, winner of the Bancroft Prize and the Merle Curti Award, and Farm and Factory detailing mill life and women's experiences in New England.
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Jury selection begins in DePaola's trial
In Oberlin Municipal Court jurors were selected this morning for Amherst Mayor Anthony DePaola on five counts of obstructing official business and five counts of complicity in a budget dispute. Visiting Judge John K. Taylor expected the trial to finish by week’s end.
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Pioneer Federal to enter merger talks briefing soon
Pioneer Federal Savings and Loan Association will soon announce merger negotiation details. Victor F. Stewart Jr. declined comment, while Larry Muldoon of the Federal Home Loan Bank in Cincinnati expects filings within 30 days. He predicts more Ohio mergers as financial institutions prepare for the 1980s deregulatory shifts.
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