Decent Literature Group On Right Track
The Citizen Times discusses a Cedar Rapids effort by Citizens for Decent Literature aimed at restricting pornographic material for youths. It praises parental education, balanced sex ed at home, and urges study of Supreme Court rulings like Rath vs Alberts while warning against sensationalism.
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Persuasion Over Force in Amish School Dispute
Iowa leaders urge patience as Old Order Amish in Hazelton face school law enforcement in Olewein. A moratorium is urged to seek understanding, balancing Amish religious beliefs with state's obligation to educate children by qualified teachers. Officials seek cross state guidance while stressing communication and noncoercive resolution.
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Olewein
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Oelwein
Buchanan County
Clewein
On the Line by Paul Kelso
In 1918 Iowa union membership stood around 80 000 and remained similar in 1965. The column tracks labor history, heroes and hard times, noting unions shaped policy and daily life. Kelso invites workers and youth to learn, write, and join in educating about labor’s role and songs like Joe Hill and Memorial Day Massacre.
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Paul Kelso
Iowa
United States
Bureau Off Labor and Management
University of Iowa
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