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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1971

Page

2

Discrimination by sex dominates Iowa civil rights complaints

A year end report shows 268 complaints filed with the Iowa Civil Rights Commission, 87 alleging sex discrimination. Des Moines led with 27 cases, Sioux City 15, and Dyersville 10, with workplaces spanning manufacturing, retail, packing, unions, and colleges. Most charges involved hiring or firing, and 36 were filed by the commission on behalf of parties or a class. Some male applicants allege sex bias in traditionally female jobs.

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Lahr reunion highlights diverse attendees in Richland

The annual Lahr reunion at Mother Cabrini Parish hall drew relatives from across the region. Tony Lahr of Washington was the oldest relative at 80, with Cynthia Jackson the youngest at six months. Farthest travel came from the Peck family of Miami Florida. Officers for the coming year were Mr and Mrs George Everhart of Rock Island Illinois. Plans called for the next gathering on the first Sunday in August at the Richland Parish Hall.

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Ainsworth Girls Take Fourth in League Tournament

Ainsworth defeated rivals in a league tourney for the women’s softball team and earned a fourth place trophy. Local visits highlight weekend happenings as families and friends traveled between West Chester Dunlap and Eldridge with travels to Iowa and Colorado noted.

Ainsworth Haskins Feed Bill Stout C. A. Thompson Royal Crystal Wellman Dunlap Ill Ed Stout Gene Stephens Chippewa National Forest David Stephens Susan Sara Eldridge Iowa Scott Orris Jennifer Lisa Pomona Calif Fred Orris Carl Roberts Mercy Hospital Iowa City John Frame Jim Frame Cdar Rapids Jim Loveland Colo Bill Frame Denver Carl Greiner Shari Edwin Peiffer W. R Murphy

Problems that must be faced by ranchers and moms

A Denver court case discusses escalating living cost based wage clauses in steel and railroad contracts, arguing that price controls and distant unions threaten farmers liberties. The author urges ranchers to engage, cites USDA reports as flawed, and urges imports restraint to protect domestic beef. Eddie Col.

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Howsare advances beef campe for special heifer award

Kirk Howsare of Crawfordsville has been chosen by the Iowa Beef Producers Association as one of four contestants in Iowa to be interviewed for a prestigious beef heifer award. He is son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Howsare and member of the Crooked Creek Cyclones 4 H Club, selected to represent Washington County before August 1. He is currently hospitalized at Mt Pleasant following an emergency appendectomy earlier this week.

Kirk Howsare Crawfordsville Iowa Beef Producer's Association Iowa Kirk Raymond Howsare Crooked Creek Cyclones Washington County Mt. Pleasant

Birds Get Airlift Of Peanuts To Honolulu

United Airlines ran a mission of mercy shipping 100 pounds of peanuts from Los Angeles to Honolulu to feed birds at Pa. The supply cut by a West Coast longshoremen strike forced the temporary airlift, a relief effort reported by the Washington Evening Journal on August 12, 1971.

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Richland 5 & C Club Hosts August Meeting

S and C members at Richland gathered at Steve and Judys in Riverside for the August meeting with Mrs Gordon Denton as hostess. Prizes went to Mrs Hazel Yoder for second high, most 14s, and the lucky plate, while Mrs Pete Geret won the high prize. Richard Frank, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Frank, arrived home on leave from DavisMonthan AFB Tucson for a fifteenday visit before returning to Arizona.

Wilburkiene Riverside Steve and Judys Gordon Denton Hazel Yoder Pete Geret Leroy O'Conner Richard Frank Robert Frank davis-Monthan Air Force Base Tucson Arizona Richard

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