19 Aug 1971
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Newspaper
Iowa Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1971
Page
1
In Oregon a notice warns residents they are part of a class action suit over alleged overcharges from 1954 to 1966. The piece condemns the move as a mob-like attack on reputable firms, arguing class actions drag millions of consumers into litigation and threaten American business, urging exclusion filings before June 25, 1971.
Dr. Roderick Nash of UC Santa Barbara, veteran river boater and author, criticizes summer volunteers and calls for deep, interdisciplinary work to curb pollution. He argues clean air requires physics, chemistry, botany, physiology, psychology, sociology, law, engineering, planning, economics, and political science. Any volunteers?
An all embracing global guest list is being prepared for the United States observance of its 200th birthday Invitations to visit America in 1976 are being sent to groups across the nation The National Geographic Society says the project Open House U S A invites organizations to urge counterparts abroad to visit and see the country during the bicentennial year Hosts offer to open their homes to guests from sister cities and affiliated groups abroad
Fran Marie Meis daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark Meis 604 Lee Drive has been accepted for the fall term at Saint Mary College in Leavenworth Kansas Miss Meis was a senior at Le Mars Community High School last year Open House USA program notes and international goodwill aims with Open House USA spearheaded by Wally Byam Foundation and supported by various groups to invite foreign visitors and promote travel freedom across the United States.
The Plymouth county fair announced 4-H home improvement winners across divisions. Seniors blue winners include Marlene Hitzemann Donna Allen Emily Talbott Gayle Heuertz Joann Barker Carla Wilde Cynthia Milbrodt and Susan Dennler. Seniors red list adds Margaret Vaske Gayle Heuertz Becky Langel etc. Intermediates blue feature Debra Nathan Carol Britt Ann Schnepf LeDonna Wagner Ann Schulz Kaye Willer Debbie Kehrberg Carla Britt Mary Kessenich Barb Foley Laurie Tindall Terri Nemmers Krista Kennedy Kathy Erlemeier Kim Reuter Ramona Dowling Anita Henrich Evelyn Hitzemand LaVonne Willer Kathy Rieke Diane Warenhorst Peggy Vander Molen Sandra Beitelspacher. Intermediates red include Janet Ahrendsen Terri Treinen Roberta Kurth Ann Wiltgen Jean Flaherty Pam Beitelspacher Laurie Tindall Debbie Halck Ann Kessenich Michaeline Gabel Marilyn Eickholt Joan Kayser Becky Heissel Kayleen Havene Debra Nathan Barbara Lehner Annette Kennedy Sheila Ahrendsen Kathy Sentinel chief photographer Johnson is vacationing this week.
Four new books join the Le Mars library shelves in a diverse mix. A Cry of Absence by Jones centers on Hester Glenn as a tragic Southern heroine amid social upheaval. Lifeboat Number Two by Banning follows a luxury liner crew and passengers through a terrifying storm and shifting attitudes. Golden Evenings of Summer by Stanton recalls small town family evenings and radio nostalgia. The Day the Sun Died by Van Every is a historical South Dakota massacre tale of romance and ruthlessness. Interlibrary loan service available for items not in the library. Display ads due by 2 p.m. the day before publication.
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