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Rhodes Dedicates Toledo Medical School
No full textNewspaper article concerning the dedication of the medical school.
Medical Research Group To Meet
No full textNewspaper articles discussing a meeting of the American Foundation of Clinical Research and the other outcomes a medical education can bring.
Unborn Babies Guarded by Electronic Monitor
No full textNewspaper article detailing new fetal monitoring equipment at Maumee Valley Hospital.
UT Medical College Tour Set for Students
No full textNewspaper article concerning a tour of high school students through MCO.
Please Don't Vote for Me Unless You Agree with this Program.
No full textCarl Joseph ran for Ohio state representative sometime between 1938 and 1940. This campaign pamphlet clearly outlines what he passionately stood for and believed. His platform seemed radical to many back then - and for good reason. You can see the nine platform agenda items that he ran on including complete equality of all races! This of course, is decades before the Civil Rights movement. All nine of these points are still absolutely relevant today.
Press release
No full textGREATER TOLEDO AREA NATIONAL O RGANIZATION FOR WOME
2975 113th Toledo. Ohio 43611 I (419) 693-6803
For
more
information:
ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN
Joyce Arend 244 1892 Busan Carter '729 7273
JOYCE AREND
PRESIDENT
SUSAN CARTER
FOR
IMMEDIA'IE RELEASE
VICE PRESIDENT
KATHY LATTA
SECRETARY
JUDYNABLO TREASURER
"Twenty Years of Harking f
l.'lome n·s nights"
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theme
REBECCA WEITZMAN MEMBERSHIP
of a
celebration being he ld. by the
Toledo Chapter of the
National Organization for l>lomen on Friday, Oct. 3, 6:30-10 in the T section of the Student Union of the University of Toledo.
In October 1966 in Washingto , the first N.O.H. conference was held to form its philosophy which included equal rights for vlOmen in the Constitution, maternity leave rights, a ba.n of sex discrirnina.tion in employment, reproductive freedom and child care centers. In t he years that followed, N.O.H. 's successes have included both pol itical and l egal victories ani an increased public education and aware ness of Homen's is-ues.
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Over the past two decades N.O. l'I. members have Harked on a national level to bring the cone rns of women and the injustice of discrimination to the public's ai-TareneSs," states Joyce Arend, local N.O.H. president. "The ,Toledo chapter, the oldest continuing chapter in Ohio, is very active and groHing, especially around issues of sex discrimination in the rTOrkplace ani reproductive freedom. . After twenty years our committment to N.O.W. • s original purpose remains the same and that is ,'to bring women into full participation in the mainstream of American SOCiety'" ,she added.
The 20th anniversary celebration will include dancing, music by the women's group Spectrum (e:oo) and rema.rks by longtime activists and a display of N.O.W. memorabilia.
Suffrage rally flyer
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