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Bush, Gorbachev may open ME confce this month
WASHINGTON Oct 17 : Does ft pay to speak up? Anita H1U says yes, but she is back tn Oklahoma with her credibility tn question. And clearance Thomas. the man she accused of sexual harassment has been confirmed to the Supreme
In thst outcome, beyond public education and high-minded debate. Ites a trouble
kept victims of sexual harass
-Anita Hill came forward and she was shot down * said
Advocate at the Cleveland me diation Center. -It's very
help but wonder What would happen to meT
The risk* have ahvaye been
daunting which is why so few victims file sexual harassnicni complaints. But Hill's was perhaps the ultimate nightmare scenario. It was her word against his, and everyone was listening as she was accuser publicly of vindictiveness, per looked into1?^ male fore^of the Senate Judiciary Committee to see the gap in perception and experience
charges of sexual harassment is at beat s gamble Hflr. mo
in the hearing room and In headlines fter testlmor^^was woman ^vengeful ex-employee.
Ihat panel did a very good |ob of hauling out every kind of atUuk that women fear." Lady said. It would make anyone think twice." , And yet. for however unsut cessful she was. telephone hotlines and equal employment offices around the nation have received hundreds of calls since Hill came forward.
The Senate Panel, and public. were perhaps most trou bled by Hill's 10-year delay In reporting her allegations. Though psychologists have iocumerttcd the reasons for such s deferment, people remained puzzled Why did site continue playing the gamer
Ulltan P. Martin. 34 offers dtatefy^d It dfo^t hdp"^^! ■U.- said Martin, who followed
the recommended procedures after her supervisor at the Small Business Administration * in Atlanta allegedly harassed her. ,
Another report add* Larence Thomas, saying ft Is "time to put these things be hind us. -will take his seal on the Supreme Court positioned by the nation's laws for decade* to come. HI* con tcntloua confirmation battle left supporter* demanding a change In the process
Id like to thank America." Thomas aaid after the Senate's 52 48 confirmation vote Tuesday night.
"No matter how difficult or painful. this to a time for healing In our country.' he said We have to put tncae thing* behind us. We hare to go for
Roe ruling. The ruling Is likely to be reviewed by the court in the next year or two.
Thoma* won confirmation only after one of the nastiest confirmation flghta In American hlatory, The preat dent. In this caae a Republican, nominate* Juatlce* and thr Senate, now controlled by op position Democrats, confirm* "“R,ring weekend hearing* on the allegation Thomas sexually ha rested a former aide President Bush said he would be suggesting way. to ch^r the process |
"I think when it * over I owe the American people my suggestions a* to how to tm prove thia process. and I will do ny level beat.' said thej
ward
The 43-year-old Thomas, a black conacrvative. Is likely to be sworn In Monday. He replaces retired Juetfce Thurgood Marshall, a leading civil rights lawyer who was the fir*l black to aft on the US ^l">ma» fa an outspoken opponent of affirmattvc artton and other tools for thr ad vancement of blacks that
Women's organisations fob bled hard against Thomas, arguing that he would vote to overturn the Supreme Court's 1973 Roe vs. Wade decision that legalised abortion. Anti-abortion groups praised his confirmation, even though Thomas had said he had no opinion on abortion and the
Roe ruling. The ruling Is likely to be reviewed by the court in the next year or two.
Thoma* won confirmation only after one of the nastiest confirmation flghta In American hlatory, The preat dent. In this caae a Republican, nominate* Juatlce* and thr Senate, now controlled by op position Democrats, confirm* "“R,ring weekend hearing* on the allegation Thomas sexually ha rested a former aide President Bush said he would be suggesting way. to ch^r the process |
"I think when it * over I owe the American people my suggestions a* to how to tm prove thia process. and I will do ny level beat.' said thej