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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1976
Page
1
Published every Thursday and entered as second class at Graettinger Palo Alto County Iowa 51342 Jerry Wiseman Publisher Will Kennedy Managing Editor Deb Kennedy Associate Editor
Superintendent Pettengill reviewed the EDA application aimed to save Graettinger patrons 781000 and fund the building project with federal money, with decision expected late December or early January. Directors authorized contact with Ringsted to discuss future reorganization and approved a non sexist policy. attendance policy was sent to January for action.
The Easter Seal Society of Iowa warns holiday toy injuries threaten thousands of children and urges shoppers to examine toys before purchase. Experts cite safer storage, proper age guidance, sturdy construction, and UL approval for electric toys, plus teaching children to follow instructions and avoid dangerous items.
There has been talk of turning Devil's Island, the former French penal colony, into a tourist resort. The suggestion has drawn discussion among officials and locals about potential benefits and preservation concerns.
An average of 8.864 million people lived on farms in rural areas during the 12 months centered on April 1975, a drop of 400,000 from 1974. The share of the population on farms fell from 30.1% in 1920 to 4.2% in 1975, with farm children plunging 25% from 1970 to 1975 and the farm child share dropping from 26% to 21.96% over the period.
The American Association of Nurserymen urge dropping the poinsettia poison myth. HEW reports show few vomiting cases from leaves or berries, no verified illness in children, and no fatalities from ingestion. They defend the plant as a friendly seasonal gift alongside Santa and mistletoe.
Charles H. Brown a Navy Machinist’s Mate Fireman Apprentice and Emmetsburg High School graduate returned from the maritime phase of NATO exercises Autumn Forge 76 aboard the USS Austin based in Norfolk Virginia. The ship participated in Team Work 76 in the North Atlantic English Channel and Baltic Sea with a Norway amphibious landing and in Bonded Item a coordinated land sea air exercise including a Denmark amphibious landing. The drills tested Western Europe defense readiness and NATO rapid reinforcement and command control. Brown joined the Navy in July 1975.
Snipe season closes at December 19 sunset for Wilson or Jack snipe. Deer season closed December 10 and geese season ended December. Remaining open seasons include squirrel pheasant gray partridge and ruffed grouse January 2 1977 quail January 31 fox January 30 raccoon January 23 1977 rabbit February 28 1977 and a continuous open season on coyote. Licenses expire December 31 with new 1977 licenses arriving at outlets.
Joe Louis held the heavyweight title longer than any other champion, ruling for twelve years.
Festive punches quick to prepare to revive spirits after decorating. Instant Benchmark Eggnog blends French Vanilla ice cream bourbon and Jamaica rum. Wolfschmidt Wassail Bowl mixes vodka with apricot nectar and lime. Something Special Milk Punch uses Scotch whisky milk and sugar.
Four holiday gift tips emphasize luxury paired with practicality and quality. Prioritize items that feel special yet useful, ensuring value beyond price. Focus on selecting top in class products to maximize perceived quality and long lasting appeal.
The district states it does not discriminate on race national origin creed age marital status or disability in education activities or employment per Title VI VII and Title IX and the Rehabilitation Act. It emphasizes cultural diversity reducing bias and fostering respect. Inquiries may be directed to Donald Pettengill Graettinger IA 51342 or OCR Region VII KC MO.
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