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In a rare feat for the time, Edith I. Spivack graduated from Columbia Law School in 1932, one of six women in a class of 94. Her first boss, at a Manhattan firm, fired her for fear she'd become pregnant. Then she went to work for New York City -- and stayed for 70 years, working for 23 corporation counsels under 10 mayors, all while juggling career with family. Mayor Michael Bloomberg officiated a gala send-off in her honor last month.
January 05, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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