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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1972
Page
4
A miscellany of quotes and thoughts from L M Boyd covering Ford executives, divorce stats, weather predicting spiders, water flow estimates, Pretty Boy Floyd, baby feeding debate, and Japan pickpocket history with a closing note and copyright line.
A public service feature notes disputes between tenants over upstairs noise and landlord inaction. Madge sues for quiet, but courts uphold some noise as normal in apartments. A neighbor’s parquet flooring is limited by weekday work limits, while landlords typically enforce lease rules at their discretion. Sharon Selina explains why she wasn’t rehired as Santa due to parental grumbling.
Miss Selina asked the Colorado Civil Rights Commission to investigate after a local woman complained about gender bias. The comment quoted alleged a sexist reaction from a child who said, You're a lady. The exchange sparked calls for equal treatment in the community.
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