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Akron Beacon Journal Tuesday, April 16, 1974; Embassy Mood There was pomp, to-earth just plain fun bassy Ball sponsored international students. The Student Center doscope of color as the to the music of Chic stood around in groups Not everyone came native costume. Bonny had an old knee injury with crutches. circumstance and downat the 16th annual Emby Kent State University ballroom was a kaleidancers twirled around Tesmer's orchestra, or talking or eating. to the dance in their Stringer (an American) flare up, so she came GOGI BASI OF INDIA WAS OSAROBO AND ASAGIE AIMIUWY OF NIGERIA BONNY STRINGER ON CRUTCHES 3,000 Women Candidates Expected To Run In 1974 Continued From Page B-1 been enhanced by earlier decisions of two potential Republican contenders, Interior Secretary Rogers C.

B. Morton and Rep. Lawrence J. Hogan, to pass up the chance to run against the Democratic incumbent, Marvin Mandel. A FORMER Republican national committeewoman in South Dakota has entered the Senate primary against a male dairy executive and a former Vietnam prisoner of war.

Barbara Gunderson is considered an underdog, but she says she hopes her candidacy will "force women to look at our own role in the party." Another Republican, Paula Hawkins, a member of the Florida Public Service Commission, is considering entering the Senate primary against incumbent Edward J. Gurney, whose political future may be in the hands of a grand jury that has been investigating his campaign finances. DESPITE the shortage of female front -runners for vacant House seats at this early stage of the 1974 campaign year, a pair of incumbent women representatives discussed experiences from which neophytes might profit. One, Patricia Schroeder, a freshman Colorado Democrat, didn't file her 1972 candidacy until May of that year. Despite an efficient army of volunteers, she was considered an underdog in the primary against the state senate minority leader and later in the general election against a Republican incumbent.

She summed up the situation of many women House candidates this way: "You can't expect a lot of money and you can't expect a lot of partisan help. The only way is in your own district, with a phenomenal amount of manpower, womanpower LOREEN SPINDLER BETTY PAULL Brides-To-Be Spindler- Paull-Gombasky Porter Mrs. Clara A. Spindler of 537 Alpha av. announces the engagment of her daughter, Loreen Faye, to Michael Allen Porter.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Porter of 370 Warwick st. The couple will be married May 3, 1975.

Generous With Credit, But Adept At Collecting Continued From Page B-1 of gourmet cooking, the growing number of boards she serves on the Growth Association, Better Business Bureau, Blue Cross, Cleveland Area Arts Council, a trusteeship at Cleveland State University. When she points to the stacks of reading they require, she calls them "my damned boards." WALKING THROUGH the converted tractor factory that affords WVIZ more than 3,000 feet of production plus a maze of cubicle space. fices, Miss Cope spilled her feelings about the proper approach and future of educational public broadcasting most easily. "Our sets have to be as good, our production as slick as commercial TV," she said, pointing out one of the schoolhouse settings used in local educational production. (The popular Sesame Street, carried by Channel 25, is produced in New York).

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demanded, for example, that if the corporation did not want to fund a certain program we could still get it. We started paying dues. For us, it's $30,000 to $32,000 a year. A lot, yes. But is it too much to pay for your freedom?" Right now, some of the stacks on her desk deal with still another change in the industry a new emphasis on local programing, beginning July 1.

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