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Letterman producer defends host to women's group

The executive producer of the "Late Show with David Letterman" defended the company's treatment of women in response to a letter from the president of the National Organization for Women, who said the star's actions created a "toxic environment."

Women's group blasts Letterman over sexual affairs with staff

The National Organization for Women has sharply criticized comedian David Letterman, accusing him of promoting a hostile, uncomfortable work environment.

Abortion support falls sharply, new research finds

Support for abortion rights has fallen sharply in the past year, with Americans now split roughly 50-50 between those who back legal access to abortion and those who oppose it, according to a new survey.

Females win fight for political power

On August 26, 1920, the United States took a giant democratic leap when Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby certified the ratification of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, giving millions of American women the right to vote for the first time in the nation's history.

Fortune: WHERE WOMEN ARE HEADED THREE NEW BOOKS DISCUSS HOW THEY'RE DOING--AND HOW THEY OUGHT TO BE DOING--IN BUSINESS

It's always silly to make sweeping generalizations about 2 1/2 billion people who may not have much in common beyond their anatomical features. Yet where women are concerned, authors and publishers...

Fortune: NOW HEAR THIS

-- GLORIA FREUND, 50, Nassau County executive director for the National Organization for Women, on the Citadel's insistence that Shannon Faulkner, its first female candidate, get a crew cut:"Some w...

Fortune: Red Barber said it, Walter Annenberg vs. class oppression, the alternative to thrift, and other matters. ONLY IN AMERICA (Cont'd

GARDEN GROVE, CALIFORNIA -- For four decades, the mischievous image has bared itself to sunscreen buyers on billboards nationwide: an adorable little girl, her tan line and backside revealed to the...

Fortune: NOW HEAR THIS

-- ALEXANDER IVANOV, 38, who loads trucks for a living in Moscow, on Madonna's movie Truth or Dare, a flop among Russians, who don't like women to swear: ''Frankly, I was bored.'' -- NOREEN CONNELL...

Fortune: Low morale may be ''natural,'' prudery at Penn State, why fingers travel so far, and other matters. KEEPING ABREAST

In which Kindly Dr. Keeping Up adumbrates the rise of public toplessness to burning issuehood in American politics while also invoking Sigmund Freud and % asking the fateful question: What does the...

Fortune: Incredible shrinking brains, bankers' pets, dumber than the women's movement, and other matters. MEN IN TROUBLE

Your servant has just spent a truly dreadful evening that began with his hovering over 179 articles about the ''men's movement'' -- this figure being the total number of articles referring to the m...

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