Our Congress and the General Voting Age Debate
The Senate defeated the proposed Constitutional Amendment to lower the voting age to eighteen, amid minority opposition and lack of broad national demand. Georgia and Kentucky examples show policy shifts with public support, while the piece frames future progress as dependent on wider enthusiasm. The report also discusses Guatemala and Morocco as U.S. focus areas, plus a reflection on graduation season and the enduring value of teachers.
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Gas line work reaches halfway in Aurelia project
Construction on Aurelia's natural gas distribution advances to the midway point with completion expected the week of June 17. Gas should reach the town border by mid August, enabling IPS to tie in at the border station south of town. The IPS system includes about 26,900 feet of mains and service lines to homes and businesses. Gas pressure at the border will be 50 psi, reduced to 6 psi for Aurelia, then down to four ounces at each premise.
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Sailor Dale Otten Home on Leave and Serving Aboard USS Point Cruz
Dale Otten son of Mr and Mrs John Otten was home on leave in early April Then he returned to sea and now serves as a Helicopter Mechanic on the USS Point Cruz He helps pick up wounded men His address is J D Otten AD 2 HS 2 Detach-ment
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Soldier John Lockin Returns Home After Army Discharge
John Lockin son of Mrs Verna Lockin returned home this week from El Paso Texas after nearly two years in the army. He served aboard USS Point Cruz VE 119 stationed at San Francisco California.
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Donna Fraser Valedictorian at Buena Vista College
The Storm Lake Register reports Donna Fraser of Aurelia and Daniel Wagner of Primghar shared valedictory honors in Buena Vista College's four year class with 2.6 GPAs. Fraser and Wagner earned magna cum laude bachelor degrees and Bates scholarships.
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The Sentinels Community Newspaper Request
The Sentinels invites readers to send family and social items for publication and notes contact via the newspaper phone line 70R3.
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The Doctrine of Limitations in Civil Claims
The piece discusses how open accounts like a grocery bill can be barred by the statute of limitations after long inaction. It notes reasons for time limits, such as fading memories and the risk of injustice, and cites varying periods for different actions, including 60 days for city injury notices and 10 years for real property rights, with exceptions like murder. It ends with a witty caveat about vigilance and finishing what one begins.
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