Divorced Men Fight Bias In Legal System
An article by Robert Cassidy argues divorce laws unfairly burden men with alimony and custody fights while noting reforms. It highlights no fault grounds, court bias, and the rise of men’s groups like FUEJ ADAM ASDM and Men’s Rights to push fairer laws and enforcement of visitation.
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United States
Robert Cassidy
America
Illinois
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Boston
Fathers United For Equal Justice
FUEJ
Massachusetts
St. Paul
Men’s Rights Assn
Richard Doyle
Los Angeles
Chicago
The
American Divorce Assn. For
ADAM
American Society For Divorced Men
ASDM
Does it pay to be a lady these days
Dear Abby answers questions about fidelity and finances in relationships. A widow asks if being a lady pays when her long term partner leaves for another, while another reader seeks guidance on confronting a son in law who steals from her. A meeting notice and a distant archival item round out the snippet.
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Abby
Monticello Bride Marries Douglas DeShaw in Castle Grove
Miss Maureen Muller daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Muller of Monticello, married Douglas DeShaw son of Mr. and Mrs. Junior DeShaw of rural Hopkinton, in Immaculate Conception Church Castle Grove. The 1:30 p.m. ceremony was officiated by Rev. Louis McDonough. The couple plans to reside at Buck Creek after a Florida honeymoon.
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Monticello
Maureen Muller
Gerald Muller
Douglas DeShaw
Junior DeShaw
Hopkinton
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Castle Grove
Louis McDonough
Jolynn Muller
Gwen Becker
Diane Schneider
Randy DeShaw
Dan Drummy
Ryan
Bill Hunt
Randy Muller
Charles DeShaw
Cedar Rapids
Rodney Muller
Women golfers plan Cedar Rapids Marion season meet
Eight women’s golf organizations from public courses and private clubs gathered in Marion this Saturday to chart the upcoming season. In the photo at Indian Creek, Mrs. George F. Murdoch of Marion, president of the Cedar Rapids Marion Women’s Golf Assn, leads with other officials including Mrs. Louis Stolba and Mrs. Robert Patterson from local clubs and the Iowa City representative Mrs. J. Bradley Rust.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
Indian Creek
George F. Murdoch
Eighth Avenue
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Bridge winners named from Howell and Mitchell club events
Winners of two bridge movements held Friday at the Woman's club and Sunday at Welty Way include couples Mel Verne Smoker and Lydia Leipold first, Poul McGaffie second, Florence Henrikson and Nate Frink third. North-south top duo Earl Roberts Nellie Alter tied with Roberts Livingston. east-west winners Scott Denison first and Richard Golembiewski Kenneth Hixon Jr. second. Next games set for Tuesday and Thursday at 7:30 PM.
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Woman's Club
Mel Verne Smoker
Lydia Leipold
Poul McGaffie
Florence Henrikson
Nate Frink
Welty Way
Earl Roberts
Nellie Alter
Mr. Roberts
Ronald Livingston
K.V. Harrington
Bruce Thiher
Scott Denison
Richard Golembiewski
Kenneth C. Hixon, Jr
Welty-Way
Millhiser Smith Wins Painting in Cedar Rapids Arts Draw
Millhiser Smith insurance agency won a Conger Metcalf painting in a drawing held Friday during the opening production of Veronica's Room at Cedar Rapids Community Theater. Metcalf, a Cedar Rapids native now in Boston, donated Irish Model's Blue Hat to aid the fine arts council.
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Millhiser-Smith Insurance Agency
Conger Metcalf
Cedar Rapids- Marion Fine Arts Council
Veronica
Cedar Rapids
Metcalf
Boston
The
Fine Arts Council
Hoover Ordered Feminist Investigations
The FBI compiled a 1377 page file on feminist organizations from 1968 to 1973 ordered by J Edgar Hoover. The Times says the document censored informants while noting meetings in 1970 and a request involving Paul Newman's credit card number.
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Los Angeles
UPI
FBI
Los Angeles Times
the Times
J. Edgar Hoover
Times’ Washington
New York
Women’s Liberation Movement
Paul Newman
Newman
Bella Abzu
United States
Hoover
Nottingham to Lead C R Weaving Workshop at Cedar Rapids
Walter G. Nottingham professor of art at the University of Wisconsin River Falls will lead a two day workshop titled Manipulated Fabric at the Cedar Rapids Art Center on February 18 and 19. Participants will learn through slide lectures and demonstrations about woven cloths expressive potential. Enrollment is limited and costs 20 dollars with some materials. For information call 3667503. Sponsored by the Art Center with support from the Iowa State Arts Council.
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Walter G. Nottingham
University of Wisconsin-River Falls
Cedar Rapids Art Center
United States
Canada
National Endowment For the Arts
U.S.A
Art Train
Nottingham
Craft Horizons
The
Art Center
Iowa State Arts Council
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