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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1977
Page
2
Classified listings show Minnesota feeder pigs offered by Gordon Ness in Hector with delivery on approval. Also advertised are various items including lumber, windows, Kee-Bilt buildings by Ron Vellink, registered Hereford cattle, multiple household goods, used tires, eggs, bicycles, and Easter bunnies. Contact details included for each line.
Job Service of Iowa scheduling appointments to fill a driver-operator position for a farm backdrop. Contact Estherville phone 362-3542 for details and next steps.
A family expresses gratitude to relatives friends and local groups including the Riverside Club UMW Pastor Brighton and the ladies for flowers food memorials graveside rites and hospital visits after the loss of a loved one.
A 1976 survey of 23 900 top teens from Who's Who Among American High School Students shows 88 percent view alcohol and drugs as dangerous and 80 percent have never smoked. Drug use is down. 89 percent have never used drugs and 11 percent have tried marijuana. Sixty four percent oppose legalizing marijuana, while 54 percent say marijuana is now part of teen life. parental influence remains present with 47 percent reporting non drinking parents and 86 percent of parents not using drugs. The report notes the teens’ attitudes may shape a sober leadership tone for the future.
The compass of both Missouri and Tennessee extends to eight bordering states, linking them regionally and shaping cross-border commerce and travel. The finding highlights the broad border reach of each state and its implications for logistics, markets, and regional cooperation.
The Iowa Department of Transportation reminds motorists to remove studded tires from all vehicles by April 1. Law allows use from November 1 to April 1. enforcement begins at midnight March 31 on state and local roads.
The Lakes Caucus for In formed Women will feature a discussion on alcohol as a major social issue. The text notes alcohol is widely accepted yet is a leading drug problem causing lost work hours and highway fatalities.
A panel with Alcoholics Anonymous and Ald Teen will meet Thursday April 7 at 7 30 p m at Iowa Lakes Community College Estherville. Attendees urged to attend to discuss problems and ERA questions. Boat and craft registration fees and penalties noted by commissioners who remind that unregistered watercraft may not be operated.
Iowa Conservation Commission announces boat owners may register with the county recorder in their residence county. Registrations are valid for two years ending April 30, 1979, with a registration fee of eight dollars and fifty cents.
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