Show s O-s- 1972 srl High®? feeHorsiD for© MEndlG that enforcement of the order would result in quota systems favoring blacks and women in milUm J Waugh XP Education Writer in WASHINGTON AP -- Lot for the fight forefront in the picking new staff members infringe on academic freedom and force schools to hire less qualified personnel But the government demon- opportunity the education higher of Stion's immunity now is under federal 0 or its employment practices strated that the order would stick J Stanley Pottinger director of HEW’s Office of Civil Rights earlier this year tem- porarily held up $23 million in white Sooe predominantly education faculties boiTwhen the Depart- mSt of Health Education and federal funds until several blue ribbon schools develped firmative action programs” Such programs outline the goals and timetables a university “ ” that demanded a government obey discrimination order or give federal dollars up badly needed claimed A number of educators “af-universit- Welfare 1 West Germany achieves breakthrough with China relatons AssocUtedPressWriter AP Germany BONN Ministry The Foreign an- nounced that three months of secret West German-Chines- e talks in Bonn ended successfully Friday Ministers Walter of West Germany and Chi will sign a joint Foreign Scheel -- Peng-fei agreement on exchanging ambassadors during Scheel’s Oct 4 trip to Peking the first ever to that capital by a West German 10-1- minister foreign the Germany has no diplomatic — Brandt's Chancellor Willy a regime achieved breakthrough agreement Friday on opening relations with mainland China This echoed Japan’s move the same day and risked a deleicate balancing act for Brandt’s relations with Russia an- nouncement said Informed sources said Scheel and his Chinese hosts including Premier Chou En-lwill discuss boosting trade as well as an air traffic agreement and scientific and cultural exchanges The breakthrough came only hours after Janan and China agreed to resume diplomatic ai an action which prompted Nationalist China to break relations with Tokyo West Collings By Anthony relations with Nationalist China Anticipating Soviet annoyance at the West German approach to China Moscow’s archrival in the -- Communist world Brandt’s regime stressed that its China policy is not directed against anyone This was an attempt to balance the advantages of enlarged trade and other ties with China against the tension-esin- g advantages of Brandt’s Ostpolitik — his Eastern policy of reconciliation with the Societ bloc Ostpolitik already has helped ease Berlin tension and Brandt wants to continue it through a treaty proposed improving relations with East Germany Bonn sources said the overture to China probably would not please Moscow but the Russians were not expected to take any drastic action against Brandt’s regime with a West German election coming up Nov 19 Favoring headline over Brandt anti-Communi- Idaho AP — The state’s chief narcotics investigator says several young people probably were introduced to drugs at the Farragut Park Festival in 1971 But I couldn’t say there were 3000” Bob King head of the Bureau of Narcotics and Organized Crime tor the Idaho attorney general’s re-electi-on office made the comment following earlier remarks by £°?rado Lt- - Gov John Van- - andrhoof told a meeting of the Colorado Chamber of Commerce that“3000 young and high school became addicted in some drUgS’' aftCr a reliious Jjf110 coUe8e tatival ‘lDru$s were a wholesale p°“modlty at the Farragut Ring said "They wire rused and 80ld openly SSr?? ’“ers many dalers - several VKh! w“‘? he f° with cont‘i that jMUvaU could be and ware MottePr0motio" 01 dru Idih?T“oorei Urector “d ' the Law Enforcement Division said his -have on posaible JI!ure ain ota developed aa but cooperates with on narcotics cases office King’s Moore said he had talked to director of the Biireau of Investigation in Colorado concerning law enforcement problems at the no Farragut festival butof the estimate had been made number of new addicts John McKiver nonacademic staff Women protest “When it was amended” and official at Association the of American University Professors said "and women began screaming like a turtle male professors pulled bsck their heads Pottinger doesn’t believe men should worry about enforcement of the antidiscrimination order “The over-al- l thrust is to remove riot pants replaced by ties and jackets By Dee Wedemeyer Associated Press Writer NEW YORK AP Proving that women don’t have a corner on the liberation movement men are breaking down sex barriers in jobs usually thought of as women’s work They are becoming secretaries telephone - operators nurses flight at-th- e tendants and even Kelly Girls s The biggest are in the and coming telephone airline industries two major employers of women At Eastern Air Lines a artificial barriers against spokesman said ths company has minorities and women and not to received more than 9000 apcreate reverse discrimination plications from men since it against white males” he said in began running unisex ads in an interview March Before then they had Dr Sidney Hook New York about 150 stewards Now they University philosophy professor have 320 stewards and 3458 disagreed He said in a recent stewardesses A spokesman for the Airline article: of “The effect the ultimata to Stewards and Stewardesses universities to hire blacks and Association in Chicago said the women under threat of losing organization was anticipating crucial financial support is to similar increases in other compel them to hire unqualified airlines as a result of a court Negroes and women and to decision last year which said discriminate against qualified airlines could not use sex as an nonblacks and men" occupational qualification in cabin attendant jobs In interviews men in formerly female domains cited a variety or NEW YORK AP — reasons for their - job choice Women will be allowed to Many said they started part time participate in varsity athletics at while in college and now in a the discretion of member schools tight job market are having the Eastern Collegiate Athletic trouble getting promoted or Conference voted Wednesday at finding another job Others said the pay was better its 36ttr3nnual schedule making than in white-collconvention jobsavailable The ECAC also approved post- to men with less than a college season tournaments in soccer education Nearly all noted that basketball and football for such jobs as secretaries and schools in divisions two and three telephone operators had been on a regional basis with four historically held by women teams competing in each region Except for occasional com break-through- Women athletes ar plaints about being addressed as Miss or beine thought of as' homosexual nearly everyone interviewed liked most aspects of their jobs Many said they had learned a lot about human foibles especially chauvinism Several said they had discovered a great fringe benefit — the new jobs are a good place to meet women Joe Carbone a service representative at New York Telephone Co in Manhattan said he had no idea when he applied for the job two years ago that it was predominatly held by women He said he thought it sounded like an interesting job then and he still does He said the pay $14650 to $17950 in Manhattan is not bad for someone who has finished only two years of college He enjoys working with the 63 women ?nd six other men in his office and he’s gained a sympathy for the woman’s plight Carbone said that so far he has made it a rule never to date any of the women in the office But a colleague Lou Scotto 22 married a coworker in June “ Scotto said that since his marriage he has become dissatisfied with his job “It might be a complex I have” said Scotto “I tell people I worked here during school and I’m looking for something better now I make excuses Even if the person has no job I feel I’m less of a person because I have a women’s job” Scotto’s wife Geri 20 said that after getting married her husband began to ask her if she needed help in her work and became competitive She hopes he finds a better job or gets promoted within the company r YOU CAN IMPROVE YOUR READING SPffl) 50-10- 23 r£ad::gj(£Y to kwledge 0 AH)§®H(yjraV FEMi Attend A Free Rapid Reading Lesson TT01 2)AY - 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