Cracks in `glass ceiling';Women set for advances in corporate USA;Experience, demographics in their favor

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Cracks in `glass ceiling';Women set for advances in corporate USA;Experience, demographics in their favor

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USA TODAY (pre-1997 Fulltext) - McLean, Va.

Author:	Julia Lawlor
Date:	Jun 1, 1990
Start Page:	01.B
Section:	MONEY
Text Word Count:	1215

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Still, there are only three woman CEOs of the Fortune 500, and 3% of Fortune 500 senior executives are women, up one percentage point from 1985. [Regina Herzlinger] predicts women won't enter the ranks of Fortune 500 CEOs in large numbers until 2010. ``By my arithmetic, the ones we have now are total miracles.''

EAR CUTLINE:[Judy Lewent]: `Never been impeded.' CUTLINE:SIGN OF THE TIMES: Judy Lewent, recently named chief financial officer of pharmaceutical giant Merck & Co., is one of a handful of women holding top posts at major companies.

EAR PHOTO;color,USA TODAY(FP,Judy Lewent,S);PHOTO;color,Stephen Lefkovits,USA TODAY(FP,Judy Lewent,S)

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