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Press releases, 1957
No full textUniversity of Toledo press releases, March12 to October 15, 1957. President Asa S Knowles involvement in educational-political expansion. PR takes over press.
Press releases, 1963
No full textUniversity of Toledo press releases, March 22 to December 16, 1963. Rise in student Involvement & State Issue Number 1
Press releases, 1977
No full textUniversity of Toledo press releases, March16 to December 6, 1978. The National Science Foundation has granted funds to UT for a project
Press releases, 1979
No full textUniversity of Toledo press releases, December 3 to 27, 1979. Increasing leisure time with Monte Carlo Circus. Private sector power growth.
Press releases, 1983
No full textUniversity of Toledo press releases, January 1 to December 7, 1983 . Ohio Legislature must restore $213 million or more to higher ed.; International Identification and Measurement of Teacher Competencies.
Press releases, 1986
No full textUniversity of Toledo press releases, April 3 to March 5, 1986. The recent discussion about Apartheid and the proper strategies for mitigating it.
"Women win the Vote"
No full textCover of newspaper commemorating the 75th anniversary of the passing of the 19th amendment
Toledo N.O.W. minutes
No full text.
~-. ~: ..J_i. C~ l. j, 197) j . C •... " 1:111e neetillg r:2..8 called to o~der bJ t~le Presi<ient, K8.e l~o:c. It \'ia s held at ~-13) Penelope 12..11.e, Toledo. Ir:l'::ediate-HATIO L0"'((: 1957 F~T 73RO STR£ET , 1 "G!lG , C)HC\Ga, i!-L; ro.El)...a -:J 1J·(3'f2) ~f.4'.j'ci;t"'_al 1:) y t};.e iTa tiOl1al 3y-La\'~s 2nd the sug:es'Ged gaidelil~s for the organization of a N.O.~. Chapter. The ..,tatus of the 0.L:t.al Ri ghts A:nendmei.'lt Yi:3. S discrl.s 3ed briefly by !arle::'18 Gold'0 erg , chairpersol1. of the Legislative Gom':i t·~ee. She i:a.for ::led the ner:1oers that either sile or Cloris 3rown _.s1 _f'c"1. C +: S"" 0 :::) ~''::''.'-' -. \I ...................... Vu concerning t he ERA. in 'lio and the eff ect of t:2e E11A on the Chio '~ Protective 1a'."/s . The first com!:littee called upon to ;nake a report was the BY-1aT,'is Com::ittee. The report ''-''8. s read by Gail Zys10ft. The com:nittee did not cha~ge any of the by-laws in tile natiOl'l3.1 guidelines but all i ed some changes to the report on the o~~-laws whic:b. 'f'ere to voted on. ·by ~Ghe general !:lembership r;hen the co1'I1:': i ttee had cO!".l'oleted i ts V1or~r. O:ne of -the sH2>,es'ted ch2.nzes VI8.S brO:.l2:ht to the floor for discns .-=: ion . Sae £'el t that ti.le add i tio:'l8.1 by-lavl----any t 'TI'ee ::e:J.oers C2.l1 call an e,-::ergency me · ting--was -:;c2.ry 2.nt1 needed re-'.'-Iordil-:,S. section on t:lc 08.11i ;l ,S of emergency meeting.:;. 1.:8 . GolJberg leIt th3.t FULL, EQUALITY FOR WOlVEN 2
t :'1.e recomr:::.e~ljed changes of t l1e 3Y-13.1.""3 C021-:ittee -~'!aS tl1e I"a0 t th3. t only
r,!s. Fox: su;;e ,-,ted that the com'::.ittee ch eck this out IOMAl OFFlI".£: 1957 EAST 7J~O STREET CHI~GO. Ill. 6{)54'j
thoUTougjly B.na tihen present bac~( to the ne2oership.
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1.:s . Fox inf o::cm3d the gen eral ne:-:bershi"9 t~at f:atfly TIs.nd, I,I id\,ies t Itegional Director of ~\T.O.!,'i . had 3 .g~:ested t lla"t t he anmml local d'-es be ra ised from ' ~2.00 a.."L'l~lally to :; 5.00 annually. Hs. 1::0:;-':: dis-
a t one tine. Pat Boatfield a sked, as a point of ini'pr:nation if re'd~.l.ced na'l;ionl rates for studen t Via s still availaale. r-.~s. -Fox replied oy adJ ing that student rates Viere avail.ble out ti1at the local cl1apter had to ma o::e up the adciitional .~5.00 of Nation.al daes to National. '!s. Goldberg offered the plan tha'l; students and those fLr"lancially lmable to pay dues utilize some sort of ;,:·ork-pay plan. for the payment of dues to local and l:iational. l!=s. Fox recom-:ended that the Finance Con:rri ttee neet \,Iith the 'l'reasurer and rep11esentatives of the By .-;-Laws Comr:ittees and come Ul) '.'I i th alternatives to meet fL)].anci al responsibilities.
tis. Fox a ~~lO~J.nced the ;::,tana illg cO!"J--:-.i ttees for '1;11.e local chapter. They Viere: :?irrance, Meil] 'oershi "9, Leg81, Prograr;I, Pu.ol ic Rel a tions, Legi alation g,l1d ;:ihich other on.es t[}.e president v'iOuld desi ::_nate in the future. notion Via s i:28,d c to a"p~rov'e tlle st8.l.1ding COEll:littie3 as tileJ :.Jtoou. It was
FULL EQU.4LIT¥ FOR WOMEN
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t~9n g iven 0y Dorr~~y narvey•• One of the a garage sale S:.12:_8sted for t~e mi d,jl e of l.:ay 'oy Doro t'''y harvey. _:~i3 \:'7a3 ac~eptable to the r:lesbership. Vol~mteers of rJateri2.1s for the garage sale Vlere: GL'1.dY 'i! ill-i s'D S, C-ail Zeisloft and ~,~ ary Pa1.uey. 3ecause of for pi: ck-~rp NATIOftAl oma: 9S7 [>.51 73RO STR[ET CHICAGO, Ill. 60649 (312) 324·3067 -:;he ",-vffien's Confe:-c-en.ce at T.U., ~he s tate GOU1..'1Cil I;leetillg and Regional Goni'erenece in. Ja..'1.e, Gloris 3rown s~q::-es,ted t£la-t; the sale D,c held som-9 -~'--' ·time after t~lese events too'.':: place~ l:arlene Gold' erg also oab2.:e s ted that it be held DO~ t =o d ..L ~ ,. -ays. Pez.i:Y Kitchen volunteered her garage saoject to {leI' mother 1 s aP"9r oval. ........ ~ Us. Pauley brought up another fLL?1d raising idea-(lllying a su.oscription to L~ s. rnagaz:i.ne--:-~ 3.00 of '{!hich wc., uld ~e rettl.-T'!J.ed to the local chapter of the s~bscriber by National X.O."'l. ]"Is. Goldoerg informed the me ::: ting that ~laine AndersOn had a"?:::roved the setti2:lg up of a booth to diztribute and sell articles of fel"Jin.Llt interest at the two wo~an's ~A\'i day COni.'erences at TU. on ~. Iay 12 and 19. ?at Billa sug.:::ested that people contribute ~uarters for a door prize at ecah meeting to .be put i11to the local treasury. At this point lIs. Fox offered the inforoation tl1a.t ti18 local cl1apter had a treasury of :;; 39,4-2. ' Pat Bina also discussed -G!le possib;i ity of sel:;"ing l'~ew 2ngland :?r:·~ e Press Literature at a 50;' ~ Ji::count. She also sta'ted t:lat she o01).ld have :201edo N.O.'.'i. oattol1S prLn ted at .15 apiece to sell for .25. J,{3 . 3illa also asked i.f the local j:1.8 s h8.d IJ88n rai:Jed f:ro!1 ~32 .00 pe:r year. :',!3. Pox replied that since no vote h8.d been taken 011 t~1.8 r:atte:r, t?ley 'sould ren2.:L.'l the :;,ane as FULL EQUALITY FOR WOMEN T.'iC:;~J
oe :Ln Hv..':ie.ii fo:r~!, rr: O~1 t~1. :::.m1 she i.1esJ e·j help .:;D.8 8.1::0 terJ-yor.Volu.:.1 teers fo::, the l1eri sletter r;ers: ?at 3~ 11a, Cindy \·; il l i2.:-GS 8,nd G8.t l ZY21oft. r·l s. '2o:~ informed the rc e __ bership to COll. tact Gail Zysloft if the~T had any items they wan ted to So in t}le ne','.'slette. HAlIOII!AL oma:: 1957 EAST 73RO STRfET CIlICAGO. Ill. 60649 (312) 32-4,3067 The Public Relations Co::r~:ittee Vlhica h8.d be:~n temporarily chaired by i~arlene Goldberg was turned over to Ci...'1dy i;'iillians a s pernan.et Chairperson. ~he Legislative Com:2i t tee was then per~!l anently na.~e-d---_ nith 1~arlene Goldberg as chairperson and menbers: Pat Garver, :;?at Eoa tfield, Cloris Brol'm, Linda blair, Ja.."let Gauthier and Li'1da Licata~ 1·~ext com:ui ttee named Vlas the Legal GO::J.:aittee Y;i-th I'fts. Gwen Wilson desig-aated Jy Es. Pox as Chairper30n and /t'f.-l/l members: I.iary Pauley, Gail Zysloft. The Legal Con;':littee was given the specific task of chec~jng over '?loman attorneys L'rJ. ti1',:e Toledo Area to see if they Vlould Ser7e as t he chapter's legal advisoro :;~G . :20::;: also named Linda Licata chairperson of the Program Co:r::~i ttee~ G2.il Zysloft;, T,'iho VIas tem.-porarily ap,;:ointed 9.3 2e cording Secre t8.1~y r1a s naned head of r-~e L:embership Co :::::ittee with Janice Gauthier 2.Gigned as 8. 8emjer of the cOD~it t ee•• H.3 . ~'lox aD.~w·~.2.'lced that :!:.inda 3lair ',";oala oe c~2.irperson of the Reproduc-!-' no ,· -t'ep. .....' -_"P .... .t; Boat_fl.·eld, Ann 3V8!':O;, and Pat .:\_l.'+chen.. ulon v m=_ G ~ W1.~n De~oerS: ~ --u -FlflJL EQUALITY FOR WOM.EN to
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sta -ed tLat the cO'1l":it tee it3elf nas sati::;£ied vlith
ATIONA!. om~: 1957 EAST 73RO STREET
CHICAGO. ILL. 60&49
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1~lis cO':;,1i ttee \'la3 to :)3 a ;;l1b-co~:: ': itt 2e 0::: th,e Legislative Con::i ttee
-"'-i"iri"t;"ten repor t by Linda :Lies. ta, C:lc.? i:-cperson. of the :a~lsi.:.1.eSS 8.ne!.. . Industry Compliance and :2:ilforce ent Comr.ittee was' ~as3ej aro:..md to the
to th3 com~ittee.
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h:S. DDla as ,,,nauperson oJ.. 'cue emporar.1 conOl "e8, _none a"lu. lioor.l. read a report in which sh.e reeo::l':lend ed tllat 1:10!"18S of vol:mteer 1:1 effi-Jers be named. 'rhe ~:fume 2nd :?OO!1l Com!"!littee was then disolved e" Cindy Williams offered t~e con tinued use of her h.ou,3e at 4133 Penelope La"le. Z,:s. Gold0erg ~1ade a motion for some sort of cOt":r::.itee to l1.andle set up an.d clean up_ It Vlas decided that trIo !Jet!loers, Who VJould rot·::!.te al'9ha'oetically, ','lould rotate clean up at each meeting. Tl1.e time 8:;-:3 Jet for 3unda.1s at 2: 30 '.'!ith tile l18Xt me ,eting ,oeing .:Iay 20 0
FULL EQUALITY FOR WOJlfElV ·'
,, • • 6 ... .'.. . Gi l'liiy \Villi2.:J.s, ::3 tate Delezate r e J a repo:~t on the S tate COUc"'lcil keeti"l'lg at tenJ·ed 0:/ ~.:8.rlene GolJ jerg, Clori;:) 'Brown ~nd herself Ln Aprilo 110 0fF1U:: S7 EAST 13RO STREET CHI~GO. Ill. 606049 (312) 324 3061 :.: 3.. C;oldberg then gave a detailed re")ort on the progress of tile 4lual Idg~t J s A!1d __ dment and urged meiQ. 'oers to T:lri te 1et ~ers to the Sena.te COr!lsittee men'oer;J here the bill Vias to be vo ted o~'1 for 1~ele3se to the -:5 e~'late 21oor. Fox read a letter =ron Kathy Rand. than adiourned. u .....~ , .. ... Respec tfUlly Yoars, '7n~O~ Lary .Paale~T secretary, Greater T018\dO Area IT.G.','l. FULL lEQU-4LITl' FOR WOMEN