Ivy League activism fuels Drake law career and Princeton case
Sally Frank, who faced beer dousing and threats at Princeton as she challenged its all male eating clubs, has become an assistant law professor at Drake University. Her 11 year civil rights battle could reach the U.S. Supreme Court, with implications for fraternities, sororities and private clubs nationwide.
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Des Moines
Sally Frank
Iowa Law School
Princeton University
U.S. Supreme Court
Frank
Drake University
Princeton
Alumni Association
New York University
Manhattan
Antioch Law School
Washington
New York Law School
Drake
Law School
F. Scott Fitzgerald
The
New Jersey American Civil Liberties Union
New Jersey
IVY Club
New Jersey Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Jaycees
Rotary Clubs
New York
Buchanan County Court Records Highlight Drunken Driving Pleas
In Buchanan County District Court two drunken driving defendants received 750 dollar fines with jail terms and probation. Mark Fischer of Waterloo and Patrick Mulvaney of Independence faced 180 day sentences, suspended terms, and mandatory drinking drivers programs. Additional defendants, including Scotty Auer, Billie Cornwell, Kenneth Franck Jr, and George Jones, faced fines, jail time, and mandatory schooling or evaluations for DUI offenses. Kevin Robinson and Dennis McLane also appeared on theft and revoked license charges with varying sentences.
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Independence
Buchanan County
Mark Alan Fischer
Waterloo
Mental Health Institute
Fischer
Patrick Michael Mulvaney
Scotty S. Auer
Billie Harold Cornwell
Route 1
Kenneth Karl Franck Jr
Fairbank
Auer
Cornwell
Franck
George William Jones
Kevin Robinson
Robinson
Dennis Frank McLane
Hazleton
Dale Raymond Ohl
Winthrop
Scott Allen Stickfort
John David Kayser
Route 4
Ohl
Kayser
Stickfort
Carl W. Houch
Palo
Shellsburg
Timothy L. Cappel
Vinton
David D. Coleman
Mount Vernon
Gary L. Vance
Iowa City
Keystone
Allen L. Naylor
Garrison
Mark W. Rock
Britt
Don M. Arbuckle
Darrin P. Lillie
Toddville
Gale L. Yerkes
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in Cedar Rapids Division
The Cedar Rapids Division of the U S Bankruptcy Court lists petitioners including Alexander Walker Tama with 6400 debt 600 assets and 350 exempt Diane Manuel Hiawatha with 15683 debt 9200 assets 9175 exempt Darcy I Brown Marion 11009 debt 2255 assets 2250 exempt Richard G Heacock Iowa Floor Care Iowa City Regency 45146 debt 27725 assets 2225 exempt Ronald D Clark Fifth Ave SW 12518 debt 1735 assets all exempt Lonny D and Julie M Hennings Route 1 Clutter 25 creditors Daniel J and Kimberly A Miller Route 2 West Branch 8895 debt 550 assets exempt Michael L Lyman 1211 Fifth Ave SE 3787 debt 1301 Judy A Borseth Marion 8325 debt 1555 assets exempt Vernon G and Elda D Joyner 2100 10th Ave SW 45385 debt 3500 assets 3000 Brent L Willcoxson 1393 40th St NE 57816 debt 777 assets 525 exempt Mark G and Matina D Davis Route 7 Iowa City petition to pay debts under court supervision.
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Cedar Rapids
U.S
Alexander Walker
Tama
Diane Manuel
Clymer
Hiawatha
Darcy I. Brown
Clark Ave
Marion
Richard G. Heacock
Iowa Floor Care
Iowa City Regency
Ronald D. Clark
Fifth Ave
Lonny D
Julie M. Hennings
Route 1
Clutter
Daniel J
Kimberly A. Miller
West Branch
Michael L. Lyman
Judy A. Borseth
Second St
Vernon G
Elda D. Joyner
10Th Ave
Brent L. Willcoxson
40Th St
Mark G
Matina D. Davis
Iowa City
Benefit Concert for Camp Courageous in Cedar Rapids
A 7 p.m. Sunday benefit at Veterans Auditorium Cedar Rapids features Fighter a top Midwest Christian rock band Doors open 6 p.m. Proceeds go to Camp Courageous of Iowa the state’s large year round care facility. Tickets 6 adults 4 students at door 5 3 in advance. Advance sales at sponsor locations or by contacting the camp near Monticello. 465 5916. Proceeds support Camp Courageous of Iowa.
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Camp Courageous of
Iowa
Fighter
Midwest
Veterans Auditorium
Cedar Rapids
Lutheran Brotherhood Five Season
First Ave
Second St
SGA
Downtown
Cedar
Drive tops $1 million for relocation of care center
INDEPENDENCE The campaign to raise money for relocating People's Nursing Care Center to a wing of People's Memorial Hospital topped more than $1 million this month. Lou San boeuf Sr. praised community support from local businesses and county residents. The health trust named Thorson Brom Brosher Snyder to design the new wing, with final drawings in December and bids in January. Construction could start this spring pending state approval.
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Independence
People’s Nursing
People’s Memorial Hospital
Lou Sanboeuf Sr
Buchanan County Health Trust
Resi
Benton County court issues narrow sentences in spree of drunken driving
A Benton County District Court session handed deferred judgments and probation to Thomas M. Fisher Jr and several others for second-degree burglary, drunken driving, assault, and related charges. Numerous defendants faced jail time or fines, with trials slated for December for several suspects.
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Vinton
Thomas M. Fisher Jr
Belle Plaine
Benton County
Fisher
Brian J. Lynch
Shawn J. Hulke
Oxford Junction
Shellsburg
Safety official breaks ground for Tanager Place expansion
Safety Commissioner J D Smith with Mayor Don Canney, George Estle and Eric Hender turns the first shovel for a home expansion. The project at 2309 C St will add three buildings with 10 beds each for children with emotional and behavioral problems.
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J.D. Smith
Don Canney
George Estle
Tanager Place
Eric Hender
C.R
C St
Oelwein Joins Northeast Iowa Law Enforcement Task Force
Oelwein votes 5 1 to join the Northeast Iowa Law Enforcement Task Force committing 1000 from capital improvement funds for one year to share ideas information and manpower to solve area crimes. Councilwoman Vi Sims dissents urging street repairs instead.
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Elwein
Oelwein
Iowa
Vi Sims
O6elwein
New FFA Creed Rewrite Stirs Strong Reactions in North Dakota
In BISMARCK North Dakota the 1950s style creed of the Future Farmers of America is being rewritten to fit diverse modern needs. North Dakota FFA adviser Joel Janke laments removing lines about independence and fair dealing. National officials note the change reflects a broader agricultural focus among 386000 members.
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Bismarck
N.D
Future Farmers of America
Joel Janke
North Dakota
FFA
Janke
Stagg
National
FFA Organization
Chad Dotzenrod
North Dakota Ffa
FFA Considers Major Creed Rewrite At National Convention
National FFA Organization plans a large revision of its creed to reflect modern agriculture and diverse careers. Spokesman Bill Stagg notes members enter marketing research law horticulture forestry and other fields. The six sentence creed would shift from farming to agriculture and agribusiness.
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Bill Stagg
Alexandria
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