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Newspaper
Guthrian
Location
Guthrie Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1971
Page
5
A reader laments generational divides and government failings, argues youth protest stems from real grievances, and critiques Vietnam policy and equal protection rulings. He laments democratic erosion, questions military service fairness, and calls for future political change while defending some youth concerns.
The article critiques inconsistent civil rights logic in racially integrating schools. It notes clashes between legal doctrine and practical busing plans, suggesting current policies fail to produce coherent goals. It highlights the belief that achieving exact racial percentages through forced seating is impractical and misguided.
Iowa teachers meet in Des Moines for the 117th Iowa State Convention amid concerns about rising teacher shortages. Dr. Martin Bartels of Northern Illinois University warns supply will worsen before improving, noting enrollment shifts and rising higher education demand. The assembly also tackles professional negotiation legislation and bond vote thresholds, while other items include a Democratic gubernatorial bid by Paul Franzenburg and state fiscal debates.
Report cites Iowa Roads Association official urging rapid hard-surfacing of heavily traveled farms to curb dust from gravel roads. A University of Iowa study links gravel road dust to substantial airborne pollutants, estimating up to 18 tons of dust per year per acre. The Missouri River barge traffic meanwhile grows as Corps projects advance.
Mr and Mrs Floyd R French thank editor mayor and townspeople for a friendly reception to dog lovers. They praise the town for a welcoming atmosphere and helpful store employees during their extended stay. They express gratitude for the Bluetack hound community.
Canon City residents hosted Thursday supper sweets with Mr and Mrs Harry Larson while Mrs Lester Shaf fer’s circle attended. Mrs Robert Maas hosted a visit from Dora Benedet at Atlantic nursing home. Gerald Kuster of Menlo visited his sister Mrs Pearle Har Ins, and other local greetings included Mrs Esthw Wheetone accompanying Bese Maas.
Ben F. Vance of Iowa State University warns gardeners to protect garden roses from winter freezes through March. Most Iowa roses require protection. pruning should lighten tops and keep canes intact. remove mounds in spring and cover climbing roses with sea soil to protect tender buds for next season’s blooms.
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