Moose Messer Leads Iowa Beer Distributors Convention Rite
Des Moines coverage details Moose Messer installed as president of the Wholesale Beer Distributors of Iowa during a three day convention. The piece highlights room 522 antics by DeLane Shaheen and the social mix among delegates from Cedar Rapids to Sioux City amid banquets and Hello badges.
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Congress Ethics Code Sows Resentment Over Pay Raise
Washington lawmakers debate a new ethics code tied to a 12 900 pay raise. Senate limits on outside income face opposition from some middle class members while Common Cause backs stricter rules. Critics question enforceability and fairness as public trust remains fragile.
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Stove Top Cleaner Makes Job Easier
A home cleaning formula proposes mixing TRISODIUM PHOSPHATE SODA ASH and SODIUM PERFORATE to scrub stove tops. Use damp cloth, rinse with clear water, and store in labeled containers. The ad pitches THE FORMULA Book 2 with more home and pet care formulas for $5.95.
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Gift Pack of Formula Books in Slip Case
Attractive hand sized paperback set offered as a two volume gift pack or single volumes Formula 1 or Formula 2. Durable slip case suitable for gifts or home reference. Price listed as 11.90 dollars. Respond with preference and send to The Formula Book in care of this newspaper.
Aging U S Population Faces Strain on Social Security
Population experts at a Conference Board and Planned Parenthood Northeast Texas event warn that if birth and death rates persist, the share of Americans aged 65 and older will nearly double in 50 years, stressing Social Security.
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Kill labels on CB antennas predicted by safety panel
The Consumer Product Safety Commission is expected to require permanent KILL labels on CB base station antennas and related TV antennas and accessories within weeks due to hundreds of electrocution deaths last year. FCC officials note no state allows calling code on vanity plates, while Delaware contemplates it.
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White House Aide Pay Raise Sparks Criticism and Debate
The 48 White House aides received raises exceeding 25 percent, raising questions about symbolism and equity. Economists defend the boosts as warranted after years without increases, while critics urge merit-based and broader pay reform to attract top talent.
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Age Restrictions and Film Seals Highlight Local Regulations
A notice explains age limits for attendees and guardian requirements for minors. It notes the Motion Picture Code of Self-Regulation seals all films and mentions variation by location and area restrictions.
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