One Jump Ahead at Fort Madison and Other Iowa Notices
After Fort Madison prison moved inmates to single cells, officials interviewed nearly 100 for grievances, citing monotony of food and medical issues among concerns. state and federal actions touched nursing homes, utilities rate cases, and a pending congressional bid by Edward Mezvinsky in Iowa's first district.
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Iowa Press Assn
Attica
New York
Iowa
Fort Madison
James Gillman
Gillman
State Commerce Commission
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Polk County
Commerce Commission
Northwestern Bell
Ooo
Elliot Richardson
Secretary of Health, Education ,and Welfare
Richardson
Collina Radio
Cedar Rapids
North American Rockwell Co
Collins
Kee Dapege
Ted
Arthur A. Collins
Robert C. Wilson
Edward Mezvinsky
Iowa City
Congress
Fred Schwengel
Davenport
Mezvinsky
Schwengel
Doubtful Duty War Critics Challenge Military Academy Grads
A Sacramento federal judge ordered the Air Force to discharge John McCullough, an Oregon native and Air Force Academy graduate, after he cited moral doubts about war. The case spotlights the tension between a service obligation and personal conscience in a system that funds four years of education and training for recruits.
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Sacramento
Calif
Air Force
John McCullough
Oregon
Air Force Academy
No Sanctuary for Draft Dodgers Urges Strong Response
Congress member H R Gross condemns amnesty for deserters and draft dodgers who fled to Canada Sweden and beyond. He calls for immediate jail or trial upon return, arguing the military must not be weakened and that those who served deserve justice with no sanctuary.
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Canada
Sweden
New Books At Le Mars Public Library
A list of new holdings across subjects including chess for beginners Two Weeks to Winning Chess by Reinfeld. Poor Man's Guide to Bottle Collecting by Austen. Antiques You can Decorate With by Grotz featuring 400 illustrations. The State of Welfare by Steiner analyzes public relief policy. Summer Employment Directory of the United States offers 90,000 summer jobs for 1972. A new 1972 set of Childcraft is announced.
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le Mars
Reinfeld
Austen
America
United States
Dear Dr. Lamb health Qs on kissing and vitamins
Dear Dr Lamb answers reader questions on transmission of syphilis via kissing and whether alcohol rubs in toothpaste or on gums harms a 5 month old. It also compares vitamins in apples oranges grapefruit rhubarb and tomatoes noting oranges high in vitamin A and C and tomatoes yielding more A per calorie.
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Dr. Lamb
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
DDT and Its Environmental Impact Reconsidered
Milford Neb Westmar senior DDT was the first major synthetic insecticide. Developed by Swiss chemist Paul H Mueller, it aided WW II efforts against typhus and malaria but later showed persistent, mobile, and bioaccumulative effects across ecosystems. The author advocates banning DDT soon and adopting ecological pest control methods.
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Cathy Eberspacher Milford
Neb
Westmar
Paul H. Mueller
December events for Wasmer 241 and Le Mars clubs
Calendar item lists annual Wasmer post 241 American Legion couples dinner at Legion Hall Le Mars at 6 30 p m on December 4. December 5 Elks family Christmas dinner 4 to 7 p m at Elks Club. December 6 Golden Chips seniors meet KC Hall Le Mars 2 to 4 p m. December 6 St James altar society Christmas party parish hall potluck 6 30 p m. Daily Sentinel classifieds note buyers.
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Wasmer Post
Legion Club
American Legion
Elks Family
Elks Club
Golden Chips
le Mars
St. James Altar Society
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