State Department women face old boys club hurdle
Washington AP reports women appointed by President Carter to top foreign policy posts confront gender barriers. Patsy Mink quit after limited responsibility, while Lucy Benson and Patricia Derian faced ongoing bypassing. Mathea Falco gains acceptance. Nye handles nonproliferation before leaving. The piece notes women comprise about a quarter of new foreign service officers and highlights ongoing frustration with male-dominated policy making.
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Washington
Carter
State Department
Patsy Mink
Lucy Wilson Benson
Patricia Derian
Mathea Falco
Ms. Mink
Congress
Senate
Benson
League of Women Voters
Nye
Harvard University
Thomas Pickering
Iowa City man appeals ruling over $70,900 found money
Richard Eldridge of Cedar Rapids, owner of a local antique store and Iowa City resident, appeals a Johnson County District Court decision that awarded $70,900 to Ron Herman. Herman found the cash in a basement of a Johnson County apartment building and turned it over to police. The case centers on a one year period for claiming unclaimed funds and Eldridge admits securing the money by illegal means. The apartment is described as tied to a suspected drug distribution center. The lower court awarded the money to Herman on December 13 last year. Eldridge filed his appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court just before the deadline.
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Iowa City
Richard Eldridge
Cedar Rapids
Johnson County
Eldridge
Iowa Supreme Court
Ron Herman
Herman
Supreme Court
Cedar Rapids Man Visits YMCA Pool For Refreshing Swim
Floyd Sandford of Cedar Rapids heads to the YMCA on Saturday for a welcome break from snow to enjoy a relaxing dip in the pool.
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Floyd Sandford
Cedar Rapids
YMCA
Chamber honors two local firms at 60th anniversary
The Cedar Rapids Marion Area Chamber of Commerce gave Community Recognition Awards to FMC Corp Cable Crane and Excavator Division and Petroleum Equipment Service Inc at the 60th anniversary dinner. Redford noted FMC sales rose 44 percent in 1978 with new products and a Cedar Rapids workforce of 1240. Petroleum Equipment saw 35 percent annual sales growth and 20 percent employment growth, with new international contracts and an equipment lease division. The meeting also marked the transfer of chamber presidency from Jerry Ovel to Donald Hattery.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion Company
Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
Chamber of Commerce
Stouffer's
Five Seasons Hotel
FMC Corp
Cable, Crane and Excavator Division
Petroleum Equipment Service, Inc
Thomas S. Redford
Chamber
Vince Martin
FMC
Bernie Cooper
Marion
Petroleum Equipment and Service
Redford
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Jerry Ovel
Iowa Pump and Supply Co., Inc
Donald Hattery
Shive-Hattery and Associates
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Pat Derian
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Ater
Iowa City Man Appeals Court
Panama
Balboa
Iowa
Rytex Deckle
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Thor
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