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THE BATTALION MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1978 Page 3 w* w* w* wn ** w* w* ** u* uu ^ 11 # ** «« a* *m* ‘ count, trip Utvivetste cture-slide the Brazos 30p.m,in hie in the an- rrounding ' win casb il Student Another bridge to another park On the other side of this bridge a new park is being built for the enjoyment of College Station residents. Tennis courts are 'KAj abortion Hacked at rally one of the main attractions to be featured in the new park, located behind Sundance Apartments on Highway 30. United Press International IFORT WORTH — The message of the Family Rights Rally was clear, as speakers emphasized concerns at legal abortions and the Equal jghts Amendment are leading to the destruction of the American ly tradition. Rep. Clay Smothers, D-Dallas, ed the mass suicide in Guyana, I which many mothers adminis- ■red cyanide to their children, to |e thousands of abortions per- ed in the United States each : executive ngthy ill- raised in in 1932, lughlin of rvices are es Christian g illness, a $9 mil- active for “dialed at any lived lildren. lied xecution jecting a af execu- Juled for lie. Ron ms, said aess was |ar. The ultra-conservative black lawmaker was disturbed more Backs did not support conservative causes and said liberals hold blacks ■ a “Jimmy Jones-like grip,” a ref- Bence to the minister who led more |ian 900 Peoples Temple members in their bizarre suicide rite. ■Smothers was among several per- pis, including anti-Equal Rights amendment spokeswoman Phyllis ichlafly, who addressed the Satur day rally, which was attended by Iveral thousand conservatively- Iressed, mostly middle-age whites. ■Calling abortion the mass murder ■ the unborn. Smothers said it “is no difierent from a mother feeding jer child cyanide.” ["Sometimes I weep,” Smothers id, “when I see my people led [ainst movements like this, ” refer- tig to the anti-ERA, “pro-family” lly. Schlafly, national head of Stop- ERA, received two standing ova- fms when she urged political pres- ire be applied to state legislators in i attempt to force lawmakers to re- lind ratification of the ERA. "Feminism has nothing to do with mininity,” she said. “Feminism is synonym for the women s libera- movement. I would suggest to you the women’s liberation move ment is a particularly contagious disease.” She blamed the women’s rights movement for “a new narcissism which is not compatible with motherhood and is not compatible with family life.” To loud cheers, she said “Yes, feminism is anti-family. ERA will not put women in the Constitution. It doesn’t even mention women. It puts ‘sex’ in the Constitution — they forgot about women.” Schlafly said “ERA would, if ratified, be the vehicle for achieve ment of the anti-family goals of the women’s liberation movement.” She said homosexuals and bureauc rats intended to join in taking “con trol of converting us to the unisex society.” Dr. Carolyn Gerster of Arizona, president of National Right to Life, said euthanasia was the next step in a master plan of abortion advocates. “The official body count last year was 1.3 million,” she said. “Euthanasia has followed abortion as night follows day.” People from throughout the Southwest attended the rally, eluding those from Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas. ooc ZHi TAMU MSC TOWN HALL FIRE SPECIAL ATTRACTION with Ian Thursday, November 30, 1970 G. 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