Women educators face slow rise to university leadership
Judy Daubenmier reports that higher education is in a no growth period, slowing progress for women seeking college deanships and top administrative posts. Sheila Tobias notes women are underrepresented among full professors, with many in counseling and libraries rather than academic leadership.
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Des Moines
Sheila Tobias
University of Arizona
Iowa
Meneve Dunham
Clarke College
Dubuque
Tobias
Fort Des Moines
Granddaughter mauled by Doberman at Oelwein home
A 15 month old Hazleton girl Amy Reinert is in good condition at Scholtz Hospital in Waterloo after a severe head injury from a family Doberman pinscher attack at her grandparents home in Oelwein. She sustained a fractured skull lacerations and nerve damage and required stitches and plastic surgery. Police continue investigation.
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Gazette
Iowa
Oelwein
Hazleton
Scholtz Hospital
Waterloo
Amy Reinert
Joel
Janet Reinert
Anamosa student allowed to return after stabbing incident
A 17 year old Central City boy, unnamed, is suspected in the Anamosa High School parking lot stabbing of Mike McBride 17 of Morley. McBride is in good condition at St Luke's Cedar Rapids with a knife wound to the right side. No charges filed yet.
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Jonathan Reed
we_atte Jones
Cedar Bureau
Anamosa
Central City
Anamosa High School
Mike McBride
Morley
McBride
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Hugh Shaw
Shaw
Branstad backs panel role on personnel matters
Des Moines Gov. Branstad endorsed the Iowa Conservation Commission policy to bar citizen complaints about employees at meetings, saying the director should handle day to day personnel issues while the panel focuses on policy. He supported disclosure of disciplinary actions and favored open agency operations. He noted possible budget cuts for 1984 85 though not for the historic building project. He also declined to comment on ISU tribute to Jack Trice.
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Judy Daubenmier
Des Moines
Terry Branstad
Iowa Conservation Commission
Commission
Branstad
Bob Leonard
Buchanan County
Iowa State University
Jack Trice
Iowa State
Clinton Astronaut Gardner to Lead Homecoming Parade
Dale Gardner, a Clinton native and Challenger mission specialist, will return on October 14 to lead the Clinton High School Homecoming parade. He will present city officials with a Clinton flag that flew aboard Challenger. Gardner, 1966 Savanna High School graduate, now resides in Houston.
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Clinton Astronaut
Clinton
Dale Gardner
Clinton High School
Challenger
Savanna High School
Houston
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Richard Stivers
Conservation Panel
Gov
Albany
N.Y
New York City
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Younkers Court
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Blairs Ferry Rd
Edgewood
Blairs Ferry
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