Editorial Closer to the people idea faces scrutiny in Iowa
The Iowa executive council rejected regional welfare offices after GOP majorities outvoted the Democrat governor and treasurer who supported the plan. Treasurer Paul Franzenburg promotes bringing state services to residents, while critics highlight potential higher costs and more state employees with the 16 area cities plan. Bob Beck opposes area cities, arguing it raises state role and costs, reducing county involvement. Critics say government closer to people sounds good but needs deeper analysis beyond campaign slogans.
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Storm Lake Pilot—Tribune
Iowa
Hughes
Bob Beck
Jolly sues over 1967 auto collision for $200 damages
C K Jolly files in district court Le Mars naming John E Schuchard Akron as defendant. Plaintiff seeks $200 after a collision Sept 10 1967 in South Dakota to repair his automobile.
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C.K. Jolly
le Mars
John E. Schuchard
Akron
South Dakota
Paul Tone Graduates From Montana State University
Paul Tone son of Mrs Alfred Tone of Le Mars graduated August 17 from Montana State University in Bozeman Mont He and his family have moved to Sidney Mont where he will teach junior high social studies.
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Alfred Tone
le Mars
Montana State University
Bozeman
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Sidney, Mont
Cat Fight Begins at the Democratic Convention
Editor notes views on candidates as Chicago hosts the Democratic convention amid protests and security. Nixon named as GOP standard bearer with Agnew chosen as running mate, while party divisions and civil rights debates intensify.
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R. F. Starzl
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United States
New Dawn
Miami
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Eisenhower
Nixon
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Spiro Agnew
Agnew
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Martin Luther King
Rev. King
Mississippi
Georgia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Vermont
George McGovern
Maddox
George Marshall
Alabama
Wallace
Hughes leads Wallace Farmer poll in Iowa Senate race
Wallace Farmer poll shows Gov. Harold E. Hughes ahead of Republican rivals for the U.S. Senate in Iowa. The survey of about 600 farm households finds independents favor Hughes, with Bromwell at 23 percent, and 53 percent overall support for Hughes versus 34 percent for Bromwell. Stanley trails, Dayton Countryman and William Plymar not shown.
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U.S. Senate
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Iowa
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Bromwell
Bramwell
David Stanley
Stanley
Dayton Countryman
William Plymar
Sen
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Des Moines Man Wins TV At VFW Drawing
At the VFW regular meeting in the Oak room the Plymouth county fair drawing awarded three prizes. Charles Harris won the colored TV from 4060 East 43 Court Des Moines while Chuck Coadh of LeMars took the Polaroid camera and Donald Ott of 135 First Ave SE won the AM FM transistor radio. Citizens were asked whom they would vote for in a U S congressional race.
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VFW
Library Oak Room
Plymouth County Fair
Charles Harris
East 43 Court
Des Moines
Chuck Coadh
LeMars
Donald Ott
First Ave. SE
Clay County Fair Sets Sept. Dates in Spencer
The Clay County fair runs September 7 to 14 at the 101 acre exposition grounds in Spencer. Over $2 million in farm machinery will be on display including air conditioned hog farrowing house and combine. A rock erator from Canada and an English tractor display are planned along with a $10,000 bill exhibit and a trackless train debut. Peanut concession aims to beat last year’s three tons.
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Ltst
Grand Ave
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Canada
United States
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Clay County Fair
Woods
Westmar marks Aug graduates from Throckmorton family
Two Westmar College graduates honored in Carroll at Aug 16 commencement. Richard M. Throckmorton Jr. and Barbara Coffin Throckmorton earned bachelor degrees with Barbara graduating summa cum laude and Alpha Chi member. Rev. George P. Werner delivered the address.
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Westmar College
Laurence C. Smith
Throckmorton
Richard Throckmortons
Carroll
Richard M. Throckmorton
Barbara Coffin
Bertram Coffin
le Mars
Alpha Chi
Mr. Throckmorton
George P. Werner
Board of Evangelism
New York
Valhalla
Kennedy School of Missions
Hartford Seminary Foundation
Westmar
Jeremia Barry Charged With OMVI In Le Mars Court
Jeremia Joseph Barry Jr., 43, of Sioux City, was charged in Le Mars mayor's court with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a Sunday morning incident. Arresting officer Patrolman Bill Dreckman filed the report.
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Jeremia Joseph Barry Jr
Sioux City
le Mars
Bill Dreckman
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