The National Organization for Women, meeting in Boston, has reelected President Patricia Ireland and her Sisters United for NOW slate for a four-year term by a nearly 3-1 margin over the challenger Efia Nwangaza. Along with Ireland on the reelected executive board are Kim Gandy, executive vice president; Rosemary Dempsey, vice president for action, and national secretary Karen Johnson, a black activist and newcomer to Ireland's team. Ireland said the 671-235 tally demonstrated a " great vote of confidence."
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