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Our 6-Month CD. It Really Adds Up 2 0 - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Nov. 26,1»» Schools, Society Blamed For Stereotyping Women iMaitrliratrr Officials Blasted, VERNON - "Schools and society Ms. Onacki charges that the ly changed in the past few years. She have brainwashed generations of "brainwashing" of generations of said "Dick” will now be shown young people Into accepting the con- young people is done in many subtle baking cookies, for example, and c ^ t of women being best suited to be ways. She said textbooks have shown grandmother is shown using a Trip Defended nurses, secretaries, teachers and men as the doctors, engineers and calculator helping her grandaughter such,” Joann Onacki, education such but never women. She said boys with math. "The school board WASHINGTON (UPI) - Con­ people,” Hansen said. director of the Connecticut Womens in school were encouraged to go into members feel very good about the troversial Rep. George Hansen read On the CBS Morning News, Hansen many changes that are being made,” • i ' i Education and Legal Fund said. math, science, and skilled trades from a top secret document on televi­ said, “The statements that I am Ms, Onacki will be the guest while girls were directed into home Mrs. Worthen said. Eupntng Mpralft sion today and angrily accused U.S. ’negotiating’ are absolutely absurd. ■ t f speaker at the meeting of the Com­ economics, business education and Along with her talk, ’Thursday, Ms. officials of covering up a “tragic I’m here as a private citizen. I don’t mittee on Public Education (COPE) such. Onacki will show slides. She was a Voi. XCIX, No. 49 — Manchester. Conn., Tueaday, Hovetinbef i? , 1979 • Since 1881 • 20c Single Copy • 1S« tlome bolivered I decision” to admit the deposed shah think these cheap shots really ad­ Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Vernon She also charged the television and traditional "housewife” for 15 years of Iran to the United States. dress the issues.” before becoming active in politics ,fS*- Center Middle School. toy industries with sharply differen­ Hansen, R-Idaho, was interviewed "There are a lot of people who Dr. Bernard Sidman, superinten­ tiating between men’s and women’s and recognizing, first-hand, the via satellite from Tehran by the seem to have something to cover,” dent of schools in Vernon, agrees roles. problems women face. She returned three major television networks he added. with Ms. Onacki that stereotyping of "Teachers and parents have had to the University of Connecticut to following sharp criticism by the He read directly from a document obtain a master’s degree in com­ Khomeini Labels U.N. roles for girls and boys has been a this role concept strongly implanted White House and congressional which he said was among papers he problem in most school systems. But in their subconscious. However, ef­ munity affairs and now travels leaders Monday of his trip to Iran to obtained from sources in Washington he said that many changes are being forts by womens groups, the govern­ throughout the state helping to break free 49 U.S. hostages. and Iran. The document was dated made to help this problem in the Ver­ ment, and better school systems down the barriers women face. Part of the criticism was also due Aug. 2 and marked "Top Secret, non Schools. have started to produce changes in Teachers, parents and students are to Hansen’s proposal for a con­ Eyes Only," Hansen said. He said non-sexist career informa­ the way society views women,” she invited to attend the meeting which As U.S. Influenced gressional investigation into the “It says here; 'The danger of tion is now being given from primary said. was arranged by James Moore, shah’s actions in Iran in order to free hostages being taken in Tehran will grades through high school and Ver­ JoAnn Worthen, a long-time chairman of COPE and Rosemary the captives. persist. We should make no move Belcher, board member. Beligerent Bikers non teachers have had two in-service member of the local Board of Educa­ TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Ayatollah Khomeini said the U.N. session: said they had placed mines and his countrymen to torge together and Today, he defended his trip and toward admitting the shah until we days on the subject. tion, said that the texbooks have real­ Ruhollah Khomeini today rejected “Formation of any court or cpuncil explosives in their prisoners’ rooms create an army to fight the "satanic" read from a secret document which have obtained and tested a new and United States. he said showed the United States Independent motorcycle riders who met in G ainesville, suffle with riot-equipped The "Z" Club at the high school, any action by the United Nations contrary to judicial principles is in an effort to thwart any rescue substantially more effective guard sponsored by the Zonta Professional Security Council on Iran, declaring rejected by our nation. attempt. Khomeini's spurning of U.N. knew three months ago there was a force from the embassy.' Gainesville, Fla., Sunday, to heckle a pro- Gainesville police. (UPI photo) Womens Club, provides students with Police Probe Shooting his Islamic regime could not accept "Our beloved people should know Iran’s military banned all air traf­ mediation efforts came as U.N. good chance of hostages being taken “And it goes on. My point is that Iranian group that marched in' downtown direct contacts with successful TORRINGTON (UPI) - Police shooting appeared accidental but an the verdict of "any council or court that they would be victorious in this fic over the religious city of Qom, Secretary General Kurt Waldheim if the shah was admitted to the there are apparently a few in­ women in a wide range of oc­ today were investigating the shooting investigation was continuing. formed under direct influence of the field by the will of God and reliance Khomeini's headquarters, and announc^ the 15-member Security United States. dividuals in our government that cupations. death of a 15-year-old boy in the A resident, Andrew Schlbi, said a United States.” upon Isimaic faith and would thwart reportedly was considering an Council would meet today. “I think what we need to do if we made a tragic decision that At a recent Board of Education Taugnut State Forest. youth had run from the woods The Islamic leader also renewed the ominous plots of the powerful one emergency plan to mobilize ail Khomeini, in his statement issued are going to persist in the hostage precipitated a criminal action.” Cyclists Enter Scuffle meeting Dr. Sidman said that new The body of Anthony Rapsilber of shouting that his brother had been his threht to put the remaining after another,” he said. regular and irregular armed forces. from Qom, said “There are murmurs game is let Mr. Rockefeller, the Hansen is expected to return to the textbooks, in all subjects, are Torrington was found Sunday after­ shot, ^ e n police were summoned hostages on trial as spies and said At the besieged U.S. Embassy. Scores of Iranian paratroopers these days proposing a meeting of the banker in New York, and Mr. United* States this week, but no carefully checked to be sure women, noon in the forest located in the youth led police to Rapsilber’s their trial will be held at the occupied Moslem students holding 49 lined up to board C130 Hercules air­ U.N. Security Council to investigate Kissinger, who seems to be so in­ matter how the trip turns out, he is minorities, and men are shown Torrington’s rural Burrville section. body. U.S. Emba.ssy. American hostages for the 24th day craft a day after Khomeini called on the case of the hostages, whose act of volved in this business, come over unlikely to receive a hero’s welcome With Pro-Iran Forces equally. Police said late Sunday the espionage has been proven to the Ira­ and replace the hostages." Hansen in Washington. He received sharp nian nation. said on the NBC "Today” program. criticism on the editorial pages of "After embarking on political and GAINESVILLE, Fla. started when a marcher been advertised for several arrived in pickup trucks I***! im He referred to reports that The New York Times and several military maneuvers, (President) (UPI) — Forty pro-Iran attempted to seize an days in a Gainesville retorted, “America, love it Hebron PZC Sets Hearing pressure by former Secretary of other newspapers. newspaper, to the Com­ Carter has now agreed to the forma­ Criticism from the White House, demonstrators, most of American flag from a or leave it." preliminary plans and reports from State Henry Kissinger and banker munity Plaza. Sponsors HEBRONHRRRON — The Planning and preliminary plans and reports from wetlandsannlication. application, a and the Rowley tion of the U.N, Security Council the State Department and his con­ them black, clashed with motorcyclist. A march leader, iden­ officers, the zoning agent and David Rockefeller was instrumental had obtained a parade per­ Zoning Commission will conduct a complaint concerning NuTek- meeting to study the case. about 30 American flag- The cyclists managed to tifying himself as Olatunji Recreation and Conservation Com­ in getting the shah brought into the gressional colleagues Monday hold on to their American mit and some 20 police of­ public hearing Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Scribner. "But he ignores that our nation country from Mexico for cancer greeted Hansen's unauthorized trip waving motorcyclists Sun­ Lumumba of the African the Town Office Building on a plan of mission and Water Pollution Control Tbe building official will comment flag after a scuffle with the ficers escorted the blacks.
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