Word: equal
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...analysts agree that Reagan is also hurt among women by his failure to support their right to abortions and the Equal Rights Amendment. The National Organization for Women, which has 125,000 members, organized picketing for most of Reagan's public appearances this month. Still, the same group has not endorsed Carter-a way of punishing him for not pushing hard enough to win ratification of the ERA by even one state legislature since he took office, and for his stand on abortions for the poor. Few women, however, are expected to vote for Carter or Reagan solely because...
...Florida Republican Richard Kelly, whose trial is to begin this week, could be released for broadcast as soon as they are introduced as evidence. Kelly was defeated for nomination to a fourth term, but Myers is campaigning for reelection. One thing is certain: His opponent will not be demanding equal time...
...five schools during the week of October 6--also shows that Ivy League students in general consider themselves slightly more moderate than do Harvard students. Whereas 45.6 per cent of Ivy Leaguers call themselves moderates and 34.8 liberals, Harvard undergraduates label themselves liberals and moderates in about equal numbers...
Ronald Reagan receives fairly equal support across the board--14.8 per cent of Ivy League students favor him. But Harvard undergraduates are the least supportive of the Republican, giving him only 13.1 per cent of their votes. Princeton University's 18.7 per cent represents the largest amount of support for Reagan at any of the five schools...
...specific issues, undergraduates here are generally in line with students at other schools. Ivy Leaguers surveyed generally favor passage of the Equal Rights Amendment and federal funding of abortions, and they opposed an income tax cut and increases in military spending...