Woman named head of University of Iowa Museum of Art group
Mrs. John Gerber of Iowa City is the new chair of the University of Iowa Museum of Art women’s membership committee. The group, announced by director Alfert Wilke, will drive the November membership drive and organize social and educational programs, lectures, and tours of exhibitions. Members gain access to the Alfred W. Lee Memorial library, lounge, and discounts on catalogs and some film events. Memberships range from 5 to 500 dollars with various benefits and social events planned.
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John Gerber
Iowa City
University
Iowa Museum of Art
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Alfert Wilke
Museum of Art, Art
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Frank Seiberting
Joseph Schmidt
Richard Summergill
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Thomas Weeman
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Law Schools Perpetrating Cruel Hoax
CHICAGO AP reports law schools that urge women to enroll but fail to address employers practicing sex discrimination are complicit in a cruel hoax. Frederica Lombard, Wayne State law professor and AALS women’s committee chair, says the association’s weak placement clause lets discrimination persist. The study shows women’s share of law students rose from 4.3% in 1967 to 7.8% in 1970, yet hiring bias remains. Lombard urges stronger sanctions against violators to end the issue.
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Frederica K. Lombard
Wayne State Law School
Assn. of American Law
Ram Uhre
Lombard
Weitten Pricy
AALS
Stand on Discrimination Charges Prompts AACS Debate
Quote expresses call for investigations of discrimination charges and criticizes AACS for not taking a strong stand, warning it will discourage many women from entering lay schools.
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AACS
Loss of Sons Toll Heavy For Johnsons in Oregon
Portland family endures two of four sons in Vietnam. Louis Johnson recuperating at home received word that Sgt. Clifford Johnson was severely wounded and later presumed dead. Charles Johnson, 23, navy medic with the 1st Marine Division, was killed by a land mine. The Johnsons seek a path to keep Gordon from service, while Willian, 28, supports ending the family toll. Local doctor Osnes notes the visit of Dr. Osnes’ family. defense officials state one son killed in action.
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Ore
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Johsons
Vietnam
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Chuck
Clifford
Fort Lewis
Willian
Johnson
Dre
Larry Osnes
Couis Johnson
Tami Sue
Anderson
Osnes
Earl Osnes
Sith Street
Washington
Defense Department
Jim Backus
Magoo
KCRG
Randi Rae Hill and Charles Hovey wed at Tama church
The United Methodist church in Tama hosted the Monday wedding of Miss Randi Rae Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh F Hill and Charles Ray Hovey son of the late Mrs Jessie Hovey. Rev Carroll Usher officiated at 7 30 pm followed by a reception. The bride wore an Empire moire gown with satin and lace high neckline and chapel train together with a Juliet cap and red rose bouquet. Attendants included her sister Dianne Hill as maid of honor and bridesmaids in green and gold empire ta ffea. Best man was Michael Lawkey Cedar Rapids. ushers Jerry Bachman and Ron Sumpher. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside in Marshalltown.
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Tama
United Methodist Church
Randi Rae Hill
Hugh F. Hill
Charles Ray Hovey
Charles
Hovey
Marshalltown
Jessie Hovey
Carrol
Mali Af Honor
Dianne Hill
Jacqueline Traves
Rebecca McComas
Julie Morgan
Michael Lawkey
Cedar Rapids
Bréimemen
Mike David
Garry Hauser
Jerry Bachman
Ron Sumpher
Shelly Shore
Nancy Hill
Remodeling List Shows Kitchens Have Priority
A leading trade magazine survey projects 17 billion dollars to be spent on home improvements next year with kitchens receiving more updates than other rooms. It notes 48 percent will choose resilient flooring and 11.6 percent carpet while many remodelers may install vinyl asbestos tile to cut costs and extend use to basements and attics.
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Beller Floors Council
Dear Abby Marriage Omission In Widower's Plans
Dear Abby offers blunt counsel on a dating widower who rejects marriage yet wants companionship. The reader is urged not to invest hope, as the man signals no future commitment, while other letters discuss boundary setting with an intrusive guest and caring for a chronically ill parent.
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Abby
Roe
Abbey
Lhick
Surprise party honors two 16 year olds
Miss Joan Schuller and Miss Mary Feldhaus were honored Wednesday at a surprise breakfast in observance of their sixteenth birthdays. Hostesses were Miss Mary Schoeben and Miss Barb Marshall. Thirty guests attended. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE.
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Joan Schuller
Mary Feldhaus
Mary Schoeben
Norwood Kirive SE
Barb Marshall
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