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	WEITZ, Gail. (Cascade, IA- )~~. Social activist~~. Moving to Dubuque in 1978, Weitz became instrumental in the on-going operation of the [[CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY]]. She was a member of the Multi-Cultural Non-Sexist Committee for the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]], served as a community member of the 1989-1990 social studies curriculum study committee for the public schools, and worked as the secretary of the Dubuque chapter of the [[NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE (N.A.A.C.P.)]]		WEITZ, Gail. (Cascade, IA- ). Moving to Dubuque in 1978, Weitz became instrumental in the on-going operation of the [[CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY]]. She was a board member of the Dubuque Women's Action for Nuclear Disarmament, the Central Committee of the Dubuque County Democratic Party, Second District affirmative action chair, member of the Multi-Cultural Non-Sexist Committee for the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]], served as a community member of the 1989-1990 social studies curriculum study committee for the public schools, member of the [[CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY]], volunteer for Area Residential Care and the Catholic Worker House, and worked as the secretary of the Dubuque chapter of the [[NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE (N.A.A.C.P.)]] (1)

	An unsuccessful candidate for election to the school board in 1990, Weitz was named by human rights director [[LORENZ, Matt\|Matt LORENZ]] to an integration task force in October 1990 that was charged with planning ways of attracting minority families to Dubuque.		An unsuccessful candidate for election to the school board in 1990, Weitz was named by human rights director [[LORENZ, Matt\|Matt LORENZ]] to an integration task force in October 1990 that was charged with planning ways of attracting minority families to Dubuque.

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			1. Dubuque Community School Board Preview, ''Telegraph Herald'', September 4, 1989, p. 4

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	An unsuccessful candidate for election to the school board in 1990, Weitz was named by human rights director [[LORENZ, Matt\|Matt LORENZ]] to an integration task force in October 1990 that was charged with planning ways of attracting minority families to Dubuque.		An unsuccessful candidate for election to the school board in 1990, Weitz was named by human rights director [[LORENZ, Matt\|Matt LORENZ]] to an integration task force in October 1990 that was charged with planning ways of attracting minority families to Dubuque.

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WEITZ, Gail. (Cascade, IA- ). Social activist. Moving to Dubuque in 1978, Weitz became instrumental in the on-going operation of the [[CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY]]. She was a member of the Multi-Cultural Non-Sexist Committee for the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]], served as a community member of the 1989-1990 social studies curriculum study committee for the public schools, and worked as the secretary of the Dubuque chapter of the [[NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE (N.A.A.C.P.)]]

An unsuccessful candidate for election to the school board in 1990, Weitz was named by human rights director [[LORENZ, Matt|Matt LORENZ]] to an integration task force in October 1990 that was charged with planning ways of attracting minority families to Dubuque.