Sheboygan Press, Thursday. March 21, 1974 31 accounting the High LTI, Plastics A. their AI-den of 1972 Lake-Glenbeulah and aid Care diploma High 1972 Lake-shore Institute-Ma- of ERA Advocate Proposes Debate Brenda Feigen Fasteau, Director of the Women's Rights Project of the American Civil Liberties Union, challenged Phyllis Schlafly, chairman of "Stop ERA," to debate "the issues raised by the Equal Rights Amendment." Mrs. Fasteau, a lawyer and recent graduate of Harvard Law School, said she would debate Mrs. Schlafly any time and any place. This is believed to be the first public challenge of the ERA apponent. The ACLU Women's Rights Project has been actively involved in the Equal Rights Amendment ratification campaign. With only five more states needed for final ratification of the amendment, the Project is taking the initiative in aggressively challenging Mrs. Schlafly's "personal crusade to keep all of us from attaining our full rights as people and as United States, citizens." Mr. Fasteau believes that it is important to "demonstrate publicly that Schlafly doesn't know what she is talking about." In her challenge, she concluded: "The American people deserve to know the truth, and I expect to help get it to them." As yet, no response has been received from Mrs. Schlafly. To save money, use more home-prepared foods and fewer ready-to-heat or ready-to-eat foods. 1 1 1 I I' A i
