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Newspaper
Guthrian
Location
Guthrie Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1971
Page
4
A reader letter from Indianola argues athletics dominate school priorities over other activities and notes neglect of bands and scholastic programs. The piece questions tax support, calls censorship a power test, and cites broader changes in society and student evaluation.
The FCC warned broadcasters they are responsible for records aired that promote deroity or illegality. A native message to Israclceid stations demands content awareness and control over material, questioning station public interest duties.
Capitol Letter reports on the 64th General Assembly mid session actions. It notes a property tax freeze for school purposes and potential sales tax changes, plus Governor Ray’s stance on tax increases and appointments to commissions. Unemployment rises to 4.9 percent in January, drivers of seasonal layoffs, and the drivers for tougher drug laws with new schedules and penalties. The piece also covers cigarette tax increases and highway commission views on studded snow tires.
Jamaica area residents report weekends with Des Moines trips to see girls basketball, hospital stays for Frank and others, and social gatherings. Mrs Myers fractures her ankle, Mrs Alkire dies in California, and many visits occur among Perry, Bayard, Adel, and Des Moines groups.
Dalmanatha area residents were entertained by Harris and Maas. Wichita visitors Bob and Beth Ann Larson joined Lois Eggen for a Saturday visit. Extending guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Larson and Walter Whetstone, with Mrs Esther De Camp of El Cajon spending Tuesday with De Camp’s daughter and Whetstone’s sister.
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