Attitude: Letter to teenagers from Arlington editor
An anonymous editor advises graduates and teens on job hunting, stressing attitude over experience. He notes today’s graduate hires a teenager who showed resolve, dressing for work, researching the company, and presenting willingness to learn. He urges empathy, preparation, and persistence to win employment.
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Remembering Henry Thompson Our No 1 Bowling Fan
Henry Thompson, 81, longtime Wednesday night loyalist to Sweet Sixteen bowling, dies after a yearlong illness. He watched every week, joined by friends whom he supported with kindness, gifts, and steady presence at First Baptist. His adopted bowing daughters honor him at his funeral.
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The Love That Endures Beyond Assassination
A reader urges peaceful, constructive change after Kennedy's burial, arguing revolutions fade but love endures. The writer condemns gun violence and calls for democratic participation, compassion, and collective action to address hatred, hunger, and injustice rather than violence. A concerned young citizen signs off urging faith in justice and love.
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le Mars
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Preparations under way for new president at Le Mars center
Workmen removed the high chimney at Westmar college president residence as refurbishing proceeds before Dr Laurence C Smith arrives June 27 to take office. Dr and Mrs H H Kalas relocate to Sioux City amid faculty praise and best wishes from William Woods College for Smiths leadership and upcoming transition.
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le Mars
Westmar College
Laurence C. Smith
H. H. Kalas
Sioux City
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Vandalism in Le Mars prompts resident letter
Rita Baldwin of 826 Second St SE urges the Le Mars community to curb vandalism by focusing on the small minority of offenders while praising youths who helped clean up after Camp Quest. She notes three percent of teens cause trouble and commends Central Junior High students who joined cleanup efforts.
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Le Mars letters lash out at violence and a local columnist
A reader criticizes a column as sick humor while condemning violence. Separately three district court actions list Home Federal Savings and Loan and individuals seeking loan repayment totaling 9 208 98 and foreclosure. Lloyd J Freking sues over a car crash for 15 000. Commonwealth Investment Corp seeks 675 96 from Clarence and Shirley Davis.
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le Mars
Home Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Sioux City
Royce S. LaPour
Nancy J. A. LaPour
Marie Albright
Lloyd J. Freking
Robert W
Thomas Becker
Commonwealth Investment Corp
Clarence Davis Jr
Shirley Davis
Curfew, crime, and misgivings on youth voting debated
fragmented text shows questions on government curbs on violence in media and youth voting, plus references to local court costs and intoxication charges. it notes students at state university Ames attending orientation and a couple from Le Mars связано.
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Andy McClintock
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Sparks
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Steven Sarg Nielsen
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Vicki Nelson
Elk Point
Pita Kelly
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