Backbone trout exhibit closed over low stream in Backbone State Park
NE Iowa Strawbery Point residents protested the Iowa Department of Natural Resources decision to shut the Backbone State Park trout exhibit. Fisheries biologist Dave Marolf says Richmond Spring water is too low to operate safely, and even if flow returns the exhibit may stay closed due to budget and staffing limits at the Manchester Hatchery. The exhibit, featuring 18 circular ponds and vending fish food, drew annual tourist traffic and a Civilian Conservation Corps museum photo will be displayed in the park. Local business owners lament the loss as the park weighs maintenance of Decorah’s renovated hatchery and broader agency needs.
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Fort Dodge Firm Found Guilty of Racial Discrimination
Sheila Grady of Fort Dodge sued Hot Line Inc., a telemarketing firm, for racial discrimination. Chief U.S. District Judge Donald O'Brien ordered the company to pay Grady 8564 dollars in lost wages plus interest after a three day trial in which she was fired on July 26, 1985.
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