Opposed to the Equal Rights Amendment in Letters
A batch of letters to the Evening Star criticize the Equal Rights Amendment urging Virginian women to oppose it. Contributors cite family harmony, morality, and concerns over public restrooms and locker rooms, while others praise or discuss labor reform and community service.
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the Star
United States
Rome
Greece
Babylon
E.R.A
Virginia
Sharon Turnbull
Atwell Ave
Winchester
Washington, D.C
Supreme Court
Adolph Hitler
Rosedale Baptist
Sacred Heart
America
Shifflett
Shawnee Ave
Senate
House
National Labor Relations Board
J.P. Stevens
William D. Sellars
Amalgamated Meat Cutters Union
Springfield
Brighter Christmas Thanks Local Helpers
The Round Hill Community Fire Company thanks local stores, private citizens, and others for donations of time money and food used to prepare Christmas baskets. Generosity enabled more families to be served and a brighter Christmas for all involved.
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Kiwanis Club
Recreation Park
Fire Department
Dailey
Poor Choice Of Victims
Suffolk police report a purse snatching near a supermarket where off duty Sgt G E Matroni and his wife were present. Chesley Lee Cutchins 20 of Portsmouth was charged with robbery after being caught. the second suspect was identified by the officer.
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G. E. Matroni
Suffolk
Laura Lee Matroni
Chesley Lee Cutchins
Portsmouth
Cutchins
Matroni
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