—The Daily Collegian Thursday, Oct. 5,1978
Senate move may give ERA bill a reprieve
WASHINGTON (UPI) The Senate defeated a so
called “killer” amendment yesterday, virtually
assuring that Congress will give states an additional
three years and three months to ratify the Equal Rights
Amendment.
Rejected by the surprising margin of 54-44 was an
amendment by Sen. Jake Garn, R-Utah, who wanted to
give states which already have ratified the ERA an
opportunity to reverse themselves.
This cleared the way for the Senate to give final
congressional approval Friday to a House-passed bill
extending the ratification dateline to June 30, 1982 a
big legislative vict<?ry for the women’s rights
movement and for President Carter.
Otherwise, ERA would have been doomed. Only 35 of
the constitutionally mandated 38 states have accepted it
to date, and there was no chance for an additional three
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to ratify before the initital seven-year period expires
next March.
The amendment, in its entirety, says: “Equality of
rights under the law shall not be abridged or denied by
the United States or any state on account of sex.”
Both sides considered the Garn amendment crucial,
and both Carter and Vice President Walter Mondale
lobbied hard against it.
Special presidential assistant Sarah Weddington said
Carter made telephone calls to five senators and
Mondale to three others.
Garn issued a statement later saying he had gone into
the vote with “firm commitments” from 53 senators
and “the only fjaw in our strategy, it seems, was the
inability to predict that six senators would renege on
their commitments.” He mentioned no names.
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Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., the bill’s floor manager,
said, “If the Senate had not voted as it did today, not
only would the ERA extension have been gutted to the
point of death, but it would have effectively killed any
chance for final ratification of the Equal Rights
Amendment by the necessary 38 states."
Bayh said if the Garn amendment had passed, he
probably would have withdrawn the measure as being
“totally unacceptable” to the House.
Garn, summing up his argument prior to the vote,
denounced those who called his proposal “a killer
amendment.”
He said it was a “truly devastating admission by
proponents of ERA ... They’re saying ‘We can’t trust
the legislatures of the 38 states that have already
ratified it.”’
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Members of the Association of
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Students still are uncertain whether
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summer Arts Festival Party which
cost $608.12.
Mike Leeper, vice president of
OTIS, said he paid ARHS $212.50 in
cash out of his own money. An ARHS
member denied that ARHS ever
received any money from Leeper.
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