House Okays Free Ammunition for NRA Ties
The House approved 1.9 million dollars to fund Army ammunition for the National Rifle Association through the Division of Civilian Marksmanship. The program serves 5,800 shooting clubs nationwide and NRA affiliated groups, with regulations limiting ammo access to NRA members. The measure aligns with long standing policy to train civilians in firearms as future soldiers.
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New Morality Boosts Tension for College Girls
Rochester Minn. A psychiatrist Dr Francis J Brace land told a Methodist meeting that liberal dormitory rules and lenient attitudes toward sex have increased emotional stress among college women, with more youths entering mental hospitals.
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Iowa House to Review Minimum Wage Bill Pending Sifting
A Senate move to establish a minimum wage for Iowa awaits a House debate after the Sifting Committee places it on the calendar. If scheduled, lawmakers will weigh the measure and potential impacts on workers and business.
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