Women Plan Tomorrow Strike for Equality Nationwide
The Associated Press reports women finalize plans for a August 26 Strike for Equality led by NOW and the National Women's Strike Coalition. Proclamations by Philadelphia Mayor Tate and Pittsburgh Mayor Flaherty mark Women's Rights Day as demonstrations across major cities unfold.
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Associated Press
National Women’s Strike Coalition
Philadelphia
Tate
Pittsburgh
Peter Flaherty
Betty Friedan
National Organization of Women
Conservation Club Fights Higher Turkey Bag Limit
The Winchester-Frederick County Conservation Club opposes a Fall 1971 turkey bag limit of three with one hen, preferring the current two turkey limit. Club president Jack Tinsman cites difficulty distinguishing hens from gobblers and possible needless slaughter. The group will protest to the State Game Commission and supports a future Frederick County state park with planned land acquisition beginning 1978.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Jack Tinsman
Frederick County
Tinsman
Winchester - Frederick
State Division of Parks
William and Mary will not suspend classes before election
The College of William and Mary told all 4,000 students that its Board of Visitors voted unanimously against suspending classes for two weeks before the November elections. It issued a new student handbook on activities and conduct, including rules on disruptive conduct and precluding visits of opposite sex in dorms except during open houses.
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Williamsburg
College of William & Mary
Board of Visitors
Holton Pays Tribute to Disabled Vets
Governor Lin Holton lauded Virginia’s Vocational Rehabilitation program at a luncheon by the Virginia Rehabilitation Association. He praised the Commission for the Visually Handicapped and the department for rehabilitating mentally emotionally physically and visually handicapped veterans and others.
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Holton
Commission For
Department of Vocational Rehabilitation
The
Virginia Rehabilitation Association
Marine Held In Shooting Near Walker Grant School
Marine Gunnery Sgt. Gene T. Benson was arraigned in Fredericksburg Municipal Court on a murder charge after a Sunday shooting at a Walker Grant School parking lot. Bond set at 10000 dollars. The victim, Staff Sgt. Leslie Carter Belle, 28, of Cincinnati, died at a Bethesda hospital.
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Gene T. Benson
Quantico Marine Base
Walker Grant School
Bethesda, Md
Leslie Carter Belle
Cincinnati
Ohio
Marine Corps
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