SUI Expands Off Campus Housing Discrimination Policy
Iowa City. The University of Iowa revises its discrimination rules to include an adjudication procedure for off campus housing complaints by students or staff. Prof. Willard Boyd announced the changes at a public committee meeting, outlining new duties for the Committee on Human Rights and a student tenant outreach proposal. President Hancher approved most recommendations and deferred one on extending signed agreements to current approved housing to balance education and practicality.
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University of Iowa
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SUI Committee On Human Rights
Willard Boyd
Boyd
Committee On Human Rights
Human Rights Unit
Committee On Student Life
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Virgil M. Hancher
Hancher
Ted McCarrel
Iowa
Alumni Association Forms Anti-Discrimination Committee
President Hancher established the committee in January to hear investigate and educate toward eliminating discrimination. The panel may use the dean of students and his office for services as needed.
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Hancher
Iowa Check Passers Had 46 Phony ID Cards
Police say two men admitted using 46 phony identification cards to cash checks in at least eight Iowa cities and in Missouri Nebraska and Minnesota. Harry Smith of Kingsville Missouri and Jerome Donelin of Kansas City were held on charges after cashing a $500 false check in Des Moines on May 11 and admitting further frauds in Ames Davenport Iowa City Fort Dodge Chariton Council Bluffs and West Burlington. They were arrested in Duluth Minnesota and returned there.
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Nebraska
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Harry Smith
Kingsville
Jerome Francis Donelin
Kansas City
William Marohn
Ames
Davenport
Iowa City
Fort Dodge
Chariton
Council Bluffs
West Burlington
Duluth
Minn
Cedar Rapids Gazette announces rates and AP rights
The Cedar Rapids Gazette announces subscription rates for mail and carrier editions. It notes exclusive AP republication rights for local news and dispatches, and lists price structures for night and Sunday editions, along with subscription terms.
Camp Waubeek enrollment tops 1150 for summer
Camp Waubeek reports 1150 boys enrolled for this summer, beating last year’s 1014 record. The second beaver weekend, this Saturday and Sunday, invites troops and adult volunteers to help with carpentry and painting while meals are provided. Students may stay Saturday night or leave after the weekend. organizers ask unit leaders to contact the Scout service center by Friday to arrange food.
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Camp Waubeek
Frank Wichael
Wichael
Michael
Scout Service Center
Memorial day observances across East Iowa towns
East Iowans will honor war dead with local Memorial Day programs. Center Point features a 10 a.m parade from the Legion hall to the cemetery with a navy and marine tribute, lunch served by the Women of the EUB church, and an address by Rev. Grossoehme. Iowa City hosts Masses by Knights of Columbus and G A R services, plus parades and speeches by City Manager Carsten Leikvold and Dr Gordon SpendLOVE. Anamosa plans a 9:30 a.m parade to Riverside cemetery with Congressman Bramwell speaker. Decorah holds a 10 a.m parade and wreath laying at Leif Ericsson bridge. Calmar observes 9 a.m. services then a cemetery procession. Hawkeye features an 10 a.m. address in the school gym. Van Horne hosts a 9 a.m program with a high school parade. Winthrop closes with a 9:45 a.m cemetery service after a flag raising and band.
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Decorah
Earl R. Jones
Oskaloosa
Iowa River
Winneshiek Community High School
Roger Hazen
St. Aloysius Catholic Cemetery
Hawkeye
L. J.shekleton
St. Francis Catholic Church
van Horne
L. E. Deaver
Salem Eub Church
Cedar Rapids
Main Street
Calvary
Salem
Winthrop
Waverly Man Dies In Ditch Cave-In
CENTERVILLE AP reports a ditch cave in at a sewer tile project killed Harold William Pritchard Jr. of Waverly, 34, and left William Harriman of Albert Lea, Minn., critically injured. Harriman was freed by coworkers as rescuers worked to reach Pritchard.
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Harold William Pritchard Jr
Waverly
William Harriman
Albert Lea
Minn
Harriman
Pritchard
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