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Friday, October'26, 1973
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Sex bias
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anchored
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Shortridge presented a mass of
data which she said supported her
assertion that 'the University dis-
criminateston the basis of sex,
both in admissions and employ-
Tment
WARNS SOVIETS:
Nixon prepares all
U.S. arme
tn.,~t~n ori rnm utp11
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ing with the lives of- the American
people, he claimed.
A WELL - INFORMED congres-
sional source, with state depart-
ment contacts, said intelligence
reports indicated Soviet troop car-
rier planes had landed in Cairo.
But intelligencetsources said they
did not think the planes carried
troops.
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SHORTRIDGE SAID that the The military precautions - the
University used to admit to tacit first major alert taken by the U.S.
discrimination in admission stand- since the Cuban Missile Crisis of
ards as recently as three years 1962, though below the level of a
ago." They say they've stopped, war threat - were ordered by the
but the proportion of men and president after meetings held by
women admitted is still the same. Kissinger and other top advisers
' Figure it out," she said. throughout the night. h
She also pointed out that women It involved the 82nd Airborne Di-
were underrepresented in aca- vision, the Strategic Air Com-
demics and in every employe area mand (SAC), which controls nu-
except one, clerical. "Clerical pay clear bombers and missiles, and
is the lowest in the University," ground and air forces in Western
she' declared. A secretary in the Europe and the Far East.
Law School who testiifed, Gail
Klein, affirmed her remarks. "A KISSINGER, WHO CONFER-
low grade cleric is eligible for RED at midnight with Soviet Am-
food stamps and low income hous- bassador Anatoly Dobrynin, did
ing," she said. not state directly that the Soviet
GAY WOMEN were also repre- government had sent a message
sented at the hearings. One speak- to Washington that the Russians
er .pointed out what she called the were prepared to act alone if the
"clear need for sexual preferenceweeppadtoctlneith
legislation." United States did not join efforts to
Cathy Kozachensko, an empoye stop ceasefire violations alleged by
of the University, and a member of Moscow to have been committed
Gay Awareness Women's ICollec- by Israel.
tive, told Bullard that gay people iNor would Kissinger comment on
were frequently hassled in cor-i
munities which are intolerant of a statement by Sen. Henry Jack-
homosexuals. son (D-Wash.) that the Soviet Un-
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