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rwl-1-. -P- 38 The Spokesman-Review, Thursday, Jan. 27, 1972. ItUagy. Equal Employment Fight Sparks Debate in Senate 11.

111 NDISOWN FOODS immediately nailed: The House took no action aft AAA. MO er the Senate passed a similar bill two years ago, but the situation Is different now because the House already has passed legislation of its own. The House, by the narrow margin of 202-197, voted for enforcement through the courts rather than empowering the EEOC to issue cease-and-desist orders. This and many other differences will have to be ironed out by a conference committee if a bill is to receive final Congressional approval. rsT iii -a2 r.

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i 14 CI k. kN 1 NN i i 1 i '1 4 i 4e 4 0 4k il ry, ANNOUNCING WASHINGTON (AP) By a amendment 48-46 vote, civil-rights forces down their squeaked to a -victory Wednes- vote tabling day in a Senate fight over en- motion to rel forcement of equal-employment legislation. President his support The outcome was just the re- through the 'Verse of what happened earlier of the Union in the House, leaving the final oess last verdict in doubt. told newsmi The bill before the Senate, tration offici still a long way from passage, and the Win would confer authority on the play an actil Equal Employment Opportunity ate fight. Commission to issue cease-and- desist orders when it decides Suppor there has been discrimination Civil rights based on race, sex or religion.

and various For the second time, the Sen izations stron ate rejected an amendment by EEOC be a Sen. Peter Il. Dominick, and-desist pc to strike this authority ness organiza out and to require instead that side of court the EEOC bring suits In the On the federal courts to enforce its vote, 26 Re findings. Democrats-1 The Senate first defeated Do- Southerners minick's amendment on Mon- ick's 11111 day by a 43-41 vote, but two against it hours later a motion to recon- and 17 Rem skier was adopted 40-39. GOP Leadei Wednesday, foes of thePennsylvania Idown their vote tabling motion to President his support through the of the Union last told newsmen officials and the White play an active fight.

Support Civil rights and various strongly EEOC be organizatioons side of court On the vote, 26 Democratsalmost Southernerssupported against it and 17 GOP Leader amendment victory with a 54-39 and thus killing a reconsider. Nixon reiterated of enforcement courts in his State message to Congress week, but Dominick that administration were divided House did not role in the Senate Widespread and labor leaders women's organizations urged that the armed with ceaseand-desist powers. Major business were on the enforcement. Senate's showdown Republicans and 20, all of theml Dominick's amendment. Voting were 31Democrats Republicans, including Hugh Scott of WE HAVE CLOSED 2 OF OUR OLDER STORES.

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EPA has authority to limit or ban lead in gasoline under the 1970 Clean Air Act hut its proposed regulations must still be reviewed by the White House Office of Management and Budget. Legislation Pending Legislation to give EPA authority for noise control activities is currently pending in Congress. EPA said its studies and public hearings in eight cities lead to "one over-riding conclusion: There is a need for improved and comprehensice efforts at all levels of government for environmental noise conbrol." It recommended: Establishment of federal noise limits for transportation equipment. construction equipment and internal combustion engines. Authority on Standards Giving EPA authority to approve the standards set by the Federal Aviation Administration for regulating aircraft noise.

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Address all entries to RECIPE TREASURE HUNT, DOROTHY DEAN, THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW, SPOKANE, WASHINGTON 99210 3. Contest closes midnight, Fri Feb. 11, 1972. 4. Your entry will be judged on TASTE, EYE APPEAL and PRACTICALITY.

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99210 PLEASE, JUST ONE ENTRY PER PERSON. Here is my Treasure Recipe for: BELGRADE. Yugoslavia (AP) Edmond Edmondson, i executive diector of the American Chess Federation, arrived here Wednesday at an invitation of prospective organizers of the chess match between I U.S champ Bobby Fischer and I world champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union. Edmondson will inspect conditions for holding the match. in Belgrade and Sarajevo later this year.

Belgrade's Yugoslav Credit-, and Export Bank and the Chess League of Serbia, the ponst.rs offered a purse of $152,400 if Fischer and Spassky agree to play in Belgrade. if! 4ta I Category NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CODE Your entry must be postmarked before miciniglit, February II, 11972. 41111110110110........... min.mPILmi IIEST..