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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1971
Page
6
Fremont County Attorney Robert F. Leonard warns parents about heroin, its effects, signs of use, and risks. The piece details injection marks, infections, withdrawal, and the high cost of dependency, urging education to prevent youth drug misuse and promising more information next week.
Mr and Mrs Ross Jones hosted Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson in Talmadge Nebr last Sunday. The Turner family longtime Watson residents visited Port Byron Ut for alumni event June 12. The Lazy Daisy Club met at Mrs Tochim's home with attendees listed. A baby boy named Todd Paul born June 14 at Fairfax hospital weighed 8 pounds. Ladies Aid gathered at Baptist church with Holmes Armstrong attendees. Several couples visited relatives in Savannah Mo and Rock Port. wedding of a family member noted. Forty four relatives attended a Father's Day dinner at Keary Jochim's Savannah Mo. Jochim's son Albert and family present.
William H. Harbor, Speaker of the House, declares the First Session of the 64th General Assembly productive. He notes revenue and budget priorities, tax limits for schools, and spending discipline, along with reforms in reapportionment, voting age, law and order, drugs, ecology, and highway funds transfer.
The House sent to the Governor a redistricting plan for the Town Legislature with about 3.8 percent population deviation across 150 districts to satisfy one man one vote. Fremont and Page County shift to a new senatorial district under Senator Briles. The session continues work on appropriations and governor appointments, with Lee Feil of Riverton named to the natural resources council for a six year term. The House approved a use tax on private auto sales replacing most road tax revenue, generating about 13 million in new money, while preserving the existing road use tax for new cars.
Tracy Lynn Langs born June 20 to Mr and Mrs Dick Langs of Garnaville IA. Families visit for Fathers Day. Janet Rae Smith NE from Shenandoah, 1971 Farragut graduate, part time at Northwestern Bell. Numerous relatives, travels, and gatherings across Locust Grove Shenandoah and surrounding towns noted.
The Northern Bay Runners of Tripoli landed a 14 pound 37 inch northern while fishing east of Tripoli. The day before they caught a 11 14 pound northern.
Mrs Brownlee joined as a member while a ten point pitch game awarded prizes to Mrs Harold Lauman Mrs Andrew Andersen and Mrs Arthur Rolf. Mrs Brownlee won the guest prize and Mrs Andrew Andersen will host on July 1 at Shenandoah.
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