William Van Dyke was an LDS church member in Utah; accused of sexual harassment of female students at Weber State University that needed financial aid.
Sources
- WSC coeds Sexually Harrassed, The Daily Spectrum, June 24, 1980.
- TV Libel Suit Postponed, The Salt Lake Tribune, November 3, 1980.
- Weber State Dismisses Finacial Add Director, The Salt Lake Tribune, March 25, 1980.
- Study Supports Weber Charge, The Salt Lake Tribune, June 24, 1980.
- Libel Trial Rescheduled, The Salt Lake Tribune, December 6, 1980.
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1. WSC coeds Sexually Harrassed
- 24 Jun 1980
- News article
- The Daily Spectrum
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2. TV Libel Suit Postponed
- 3 Nov 1980
- News article
- The Salt Lake Tribune
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3. Weber State Dismisses Finacial Add Director
- 25 Mar 1980
- News article
- The Salt Lake Tribune
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4. Study Supports Weber Charge
- 24 Jun 1980
- News article
- The Salt Lake Tribune
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5. Libel Trial Rescheduled
- 6 Dec 1980
- News article
- The Salt Lake Tribune
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