Word: equality
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...else in mind--Japan, for instance. This nation will be the topic of two lectures scheduled for tomorrow. At 12:45 p.m., Catherine Brown, a 1978 graduate of Harvard Law and currently a clerk to the U.S. Court of Appeals, will talk about "The Japanese Woman's Right to Equal Employment," in Pound...
...reign of Pope John XXIII perhaps best reflects TIME'S commitment to report with equal journalistic curiosity on both the man and his church. Appearing on our cover four times during his five-year reign, John's humble character and bold deeds demanded intensive coverage. By convening the Second Vatican Council, as the 1963 Man of the Year cover explained, John "created history in a different dimension than that of the most dramatic headline of the year," which was the Cuban missile crisis...
...Senate indicated in a key vote yesterday it will probably extend the ratification deadline for the Equal Rights Amendment by deciding that states that approved the ERA cannot use the additional time to rescind their vote...
Passage of Garn's proposal "would have effectively killed any chance for final ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment," Bayh said in a statement after the vote...
...local's original organizers, and the lawyer for a hospital. In every contract, Shea tries to insert a preamble stating that the goal is to maintain "the highest standards of patient care delivery in meeting the needs of the community." He also argues for insertion of an equal opportunity clause, which adds to the traditional prohibitions of discrimination on the grounds of race, sex and religious belief, the categories of political belief, sexual preference or marital status. "The lawyer kept insisting the clauses were inappropriate for a contract" Damman says -- but Shea kept insisting...