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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1971

Page

10

Delayed Action On Women's Discrimination Claim

Cetar Rapids human rights commission agreed to tackle alleged blanket discrimination by a local company against its female employees. No formal complaint filed, fear of firing deters witness. two former female employees may testify. Commission examined multiple practices including restroom use, dress code, coffee and smoking at desks, parking charges, and sick leave. Case outcomes varied with conciliation in housing and employment disputes. ongoing review of racial discrimination and management insensitivity.

Cetar Rapids ‘Human Rights Commission Berg Commission Louisida Conmission Iowa

Regis Senior Receives Honor for English Achievement

Regis High School student David J. Flanders, son of Raymond Wanders of Council Street NE, named one of seven Iowa winners in a national English achievement contest by the National Council of Teachers. About 7,000 juniors entered. 850 finalists were selected for national consideration. Other area honorees include Kenneth Jensen of Regina and David Zimansky of University High, Iowa City.

David J. Flanders Reymond Council Street Regis High School National Council of Teach National Council Kenneth Jensen Regina Iowa City David Zimansky University High

Nixon Third Year Portrayed as Achieving Major Programs

Washington reports quote Herbert Klein and Clark MacGregor praising Nixon for 1971 as a year of bold ideas and progress. They predict a cooperative Democratic Congress ready to advance welfare reform and general revenue sharing, with March action promised by key committees.

Washington UPL Richard Nixon Congress Herbert Klein Nixon Clark MacGregor Klein Hig Republians MacGregor Senate Finance Committee House Ways, and Means Committee Senate House Committee Wilbur Mills White House Klein-MacGregor Albert

South Vietnam to Free 66 Prisoners Under Phoenix Policy

Saigon government says 66 political prisoners held under the Phoenix program will be released on Christmas Day at various locations across South Vietnam. Spokesman Vu Khanh said none faced trial and the longest detention was six months. Officials had hinted at broader releases around Christmas or the lunar new year.

Saigon CIA Vu Khanh South Vietnam Khanh U. S. Central Intelligence

Ireland recalls part of UN Cyprus force amid border tensions

Dublin says it will pull some of its 39 member Irish contingent from the United Nations peacekeeping mission in Cyprus to bolster security along the Republic’s border with Northern Ireland. A government statement said the number to be withdrawn will be decided after consultations with the United States.

Dublin United Nations Cyprus Jack Lynch Republic Northern Ireland Irish Defense Ministry

Name Building In Honor of First Viet Dead

Livingston Tennessee AP reports James Davis the town’s first Vietnam casualty is honored with a named building at Fort Devine Massachusetts. Davis age 26 served nine months as a Vietnam adviser and died with ten South Vietnamese soldiers when their radio truck hit a land mine and was ambushed by Viet Cong.

Livingston, Tenn James Davis Middle Tennessee Vietnam Amy Davis Ft Devine Mass

North Viet Air Strength Grows as Harassment Continues

Reports from Saigon indicate North Vietnam fields about 169 combat planes along with 40 transports and numerous helicopters. U.S. sources note Hanoi units use Mig jets for hit-and-run raids and defend with radar sites, surface-to-air missiles, and anti-aircraft batteries, while promising to widen operations if pressured.

Saigon U.S Hamese China Tne Kerra Anil Hanoi North Vietnam

Two More Die in French Apartment House Explosion

AHGENTEVIL France AP two more victims of Tuesday's apartment house explosion died Wednesday bringing the death toll to twelve. Among the 41 injured several remained in very grave condition with severe burns. The dead include a fireman and a baby. the blast was blamed on a gas leak.

Ahgentevil France

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