Milford grapplers win Terril invitational wrestling title
Luvem Hoffman and Kevin Clasing each earned first place medals for Milford as Graettinger finished third behind Milford and Terril at the Terril Invitational Wrestling Tournament held Saturday. Hoffmann defeated Anderson of Milford in the final after a first round bye and a 1 6 pin over Bronzynski. Clasing captured the 145 pound class with a first round win and a 4 0 semi final and a 1 0 victory in the final over Born, with a referee’s decision giving him the top medal. Second place finishers included Perry Hersleff at 98 pounds Greg Crowley at 126 pounds and Tom Brown at 185 pounds.
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Dickinson County Memorial Hospital
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Poems by Graettinger Students to be Published Nationally
National High School Poetry Press will publish orig inal poems by Graettinger High School students Joe Thompson Kathy McQuown and Becky Weber Their poems will appear in the Anthology of High School Poetry and be distributed after spring publication.
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National High School Poetry Press
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Joe Thompson
Kathy McQuown
Becky Weber
Extension on Grant Applications for Rural Areas
Rural communities now have until February 13, 1976 to file preapplications for community development discretionary grants under Title 1 of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974. Preapplications were due January 15, 1976 but were extended after USDA noted nonmetro communities need more time to comply with interim revised regulations. Contact HUD offices or USDA Extension Service and Farmers Home Administration for information.
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Rail Funds May Be Available For Branch Lines
House passage of an amendment provides about 180 million dollars in federal operating assistance funds to states like Iowa to help cover costs of running branch lines that might be abandoned. Funds are on a matching basis. Rep Richard Nolan spoke as Rep Berkley Bedell reported on the action amid Northeast rail pressures spreading to the Midwest.
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The Struggle Over School Sports Versus Academics
Norma Newhouse reflects on a prepared editorial about school self control, criticizing peer influence on students and arguing academics should matter as much as sports. She cites Edward Everett Hale about individual action and recalls teachers who lost authority amid unruly classes, urging firm, caring leadership to end indecision.
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Edward Everett Hale
Simple call to act and improve behavior now
A speaker urges readers to care enough to act even in small ways. He argues that attempting any corrective action, even reprimanding a child for bad conduct, is better than inaction. He stresses resilience, accountability, and the need to remember and apply the message.
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