Editorial Surprises in Gallup poll of youth
A Gallup survey of Americans aged 16 to 29 finds Billy Graham as the most favorable figure among 11 leaders, with Fidel Castro least favorable. The poll, described in Reader's Digest, shows youth support for national service, mixed views on Vietnam, defense spending, and strong backing for presenting both sides of political issues in schools.
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The Aw One Lawyer Meddling with Merchandise
A consumer bleached her hair mixing two products and burned her scalp. She sought damages from the manufacturer, but the court ruled she meddled with the product at her own risk and that tampering can void liability. Cases on ladder and rifle defects show alteration often grounds for defense or limited liability. Public service feature by Will Bernard.
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Virginia
Facelift realities and age considerations from a physician
A physician explains facelift goals limitations and recovery. Surgery can improve sagging skin and vanity while not altering inner age. Recovery varies by extent. lower face heals in about two weeks with swelling fading over three to six months. eyelid work may delay full function up to a year. Consultation with a cosmetic plastic surgeon is advised. Aug. 30. Third Order of St. Francis meets Sept. 3 Ruhland reunion noted.
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Hinton Post Office Installs New Hours
The Hinton post office now operates Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Mail dispatch occurs at 11:40 a.m. and 4:50 p.m. This follows a Progress Correction. The Daily Sentinel correction also notes a misprint in Le Mars newcomers list. Dennis Langholdt family are four daughters aged 8, 7, 4, and 1.
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Daily Sentinel
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Newspaper Subscription Rates and Areas Served
Rates listed include two weeks by carrier for $1.00 and three months for $6.50. Nine months and six months options $13.00 and $9.00, one year $18.00. Mail service available in Plymouth and adjoining counties with varying terms. servicemen and students have special pricing.
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Letter to the Editor on Democratic economics and inflation
The writer critiques a Democrat influenced view of the economy, citing a 20 percent rise in living costs over four years and contrasting it with earlier inflation under Democratic administrations. He argues that many Americans now enjoy a higher standard of living, notes midyear price pressures for 1972, discusses tax burdens and farm prices, and praises Phase II actions as decisive compared to past measures. Mark Hemmingson Le Mars.
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Questioning children in livestock ring at Le Mars sale
Letter from Mrs Gene Crooks of Garden Grove Calif questions why children are allowed in the ring during the Wednesday night livestock auction at Le Mars sale barn. She cites four children with whips hindering bidders and animals and notes there are already three men in the ring. She mentions her mother and a birthday family dinner at Hammer's restaurant with Dorothy Nuebel.
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Kim Peters thanks Chamber for back to schools days
Kim Peters thanks the Chamber of Commerce for sponsoring back to school days and notes a bike theft incident with a returned cycle in poor condition. The letter also mentions Mrs. Josephine Worth visiting Le Mars at Mrs. Angela Daly’s home in Santa Ana.
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Chamber of Commerce
Josephine Worth
Santa Ana
Calif
Angela Daly
le Mars
Management conference for small business set
James R. Chisholm of the Small Business Administration announces a Sioux City area management conference for small businesses on Wednesday September 6. Co sponsored by SCORE Sioux City Chamber of Commerce Western Iowa Tech and SBA the program features speakers on ACTION SCORE and the Federal Government Plays Its Part insurance credit reports business formation and SBA support with a luncheon and $5 registration through SCORE Sioux City Chamber of Commerce 101 Pierce St Sioux City 51101.
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Small Business Administration
Des Moines
Sioux City
Washington, D.C
Mike Moeller
Northwestern National Bank
Byron Deck
Grandy Pratt Insurance Co
John C. Bennett
Sioux Falls
Laurence Bauer
Laurence
Super Market
Gaylord Smith
V.P
Security National Bank
CPA
Robert L. Brekke
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