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Newspaper
Guthrian
Location
Guthrie Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1971
Page
5
A fragmented Thrian editorial argues police defend public order but face lenient laws. It urges tougher penalties for resisting arrest, stricter weapon definitions, and stronger police respect training to improve enforcement and public safety.
A fragmentary reminiscence on the purpose and power of a weekly newspaper. It extols journalism as a force for awareness and accountability, advocating constructive criticism, community service, and courage in reporting while acknowledging the burdens of deadlines and editorial duty.
Van Nostrand, recently named Iowa Commerce Commission chair by Governor Ray, drew criticism for hiring his brother and driving a Des Moines taxi to augment his 15000 annual pay. Readers question whether weekend taxi work distracts from duties, while supporters say he should keep driving as long as job obligations are met.
A weekly Iowa Press Association summary notes warnings of nationwide prison disturbances after incidents at Altica prison, with Iowa taking preemptive steps at Fort Madison. Staff locked 660 inmates in cells, interviewed nearly 100 about grievances, citing issues from food monotony to parole board inconsistencies and disciplinary procedures. Authorities found homemade weapons on site. The piece also mentions proposed rate changes by Northwestern Bell for 4 million dollars annually.
Elliott Richardson, secretary of Health Education and Welfare, says states may have federal aid withheld if they fail to meet standards. Iowa officials report about 500 licensed nursing homes with around 1,000 Medicaid patients, and say few are certified as acceptable for Medicaid.
In a press briefing Robert Ray expressed limited enthusiasm for President Nixon’s nomination of Earl Butz as agriculture secretary. Ray stopped short of urging Senate rejection, saying he would work with Butz if confirmed, while noting midwest farmers doubt his trustworthiness. Ed Mezvinsky Announces Democratic Run for Congress in Iowa’s Fourth District.
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