22 Aug 1972
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Newspaper
Iowa Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1972
Page
1
A Tax Foundation report shows 20 percent of workers are government employees across federal, state, and local levels, totaling 14.4 million with a 110 billion payroll. It notes wage costs outpace other sectors and questions candidate stances on expanding or cutting public payrolls.
Dear Reader advises gradual weight loss to allow skin to tighten and suggests considering surgical removal only if excess skin remains problematic after continuing the healthy weight program. Includes guidance on liver effects of alcohol and thiamine deficiency risks.
Kingsley and Hinton women earn master of arts in teaching degrees while 44 students receive bachelor’s and 20 earn master of arts in teaching at Morningside College commencement. Dr. William A. Anderson warns of a growing loss of faith in democratic institutions. Honorary degrees go to Rev. J Ellis Webb and William F McCormick.
Hal named assistant manager for MONY Le Mars life insurance specialist Michael A. Hall, Saxony Apts., has joined Mutual of New York's Sioux City agency as assistant manager. He will supervise manpower recruiting and administer life insurance training programs. Prior to MONY, Hall was a Le Mars life and health insurance consultant for about three years. He is a service veteran. he and wife Patricia have two children. MONY's Sioux City agency serves 10 Iowa counties. eMrs. Lloyd Hubert and sons Mark Tom and John returned to Manhattan Kansas after visiting Mrs. Hubert's mother Mrs. W. I. Smaltz.
James R. Chipholm, acting district director SBA Des Moines, announces John Goldman of Sioux City joined SCORE. SCORE offers free advisory counseling by retired executives to help small businesses. Former 113th Cavalry from Iowa plans a national reunion at Hotel Fort Des Moines August 19 and 20.
The Tri-State Rescue and First Aid Association schedules its quarterly meeting for Tuesday August 29 at 8 p.m. at the Sioux City civil defense operations center on Leech Street. Members are urged to wear uniforms and bring rescue units or ambulances to showcase the group's personnel and equipment. Rupert Thorpe urges public coverage and welcomes attendees to tour the center.
Calendar item announces a Floyd Valley Health Planning Council meeting on Tuesday August 22 at 7 30 p m in the hospital dining room with attendees and agenda expected.
Daily Sentinel subscription rates for Le Mars Merrill Ovens Remsen and Kingsley carriers show two weeks by carrier at 1.00, three months at 6.50, nine months, six months at 13.90, and one year by mail in Plymouth and adjoining counties with servicemen and student options noted but not fully listed. The text indicates carrier and mail options with incomplete figures for some durations.
The county superintendent notes the 1972-73 Plymouth county school bus inspections on September dates across Kingsley Pierson Remsen Hinton Akron Le Mars and St Joseph sites. All public and private buses and contracted vehicles must report for inspection, with notice for any center changes to Arthur Roberts, Des Moines.
A court ruled public school tuition unconstitutional, upholding the right to free education. Textbook fees were also found unconstitutional, but a small refundable deposit for books was allowed as a minor burden and incentive to return books. A public service feature by Will Bernard for the American Bar Association and the Iowa State Bar Association.
More than 500 students earned graduate and baccalaureate degrees from the University of Nebraska Lincoln as summer session ended. No commencement ceremony was held though diplomas were distributed, including Steven Frederick Reuter of Le Mars who received a master of education. Also noted are visits by the Manning family of Washington DC to the Sheehans and Mrs Ray Manning at Floyd Valley hospital.
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