Consumer protection agency debate spurs revival in Congress
Editorial argues against creating a federal consumer protection agency that would supersede existing bodies like the FTC FCC FDA and EPA. It warns hearings are underway but urges strengthening current experts and dissolving a new agency to safeguard consumers without hampering production and the economy.
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Congress
Consumer Protection Agency
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Communications Commission
The
Food and Drug Administration
Environmental Protection Agency
Know Your County Plymouth county project by Daily Sentinel
The Le Mars League of Women Voters spent two years compiling a detailed Know Your County guide. The Daily Sentinel agreed to publish the manuscript with publisher Carter Pitts and KLEM aiding print costs amid paper shortages. The effort includes county official photos, charts, and thanks from the Utesch family for support.
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le Mars League of Women Voters
Plymouth County
Kél
League
Daily Sentinel
League of Women Voters
Carter Pitts
Klem News
Larry Schmitz
le Mars
Know Your County tabloid planned for Plymouth area
Gladabout maps prepared and proofs delivered to Mrs. Elnora Gustas for final fact checking. The Know Your County tabloid will be Plymouth’s first of its kind, aimed for mid December distribution with KLEM radio promoting previews. Upcoming events include Le Mars League of Women Voters luncheon December 5, theater December 6–8, Girl Scout party December 7, and several community gatherings through December 10.
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Elnora Gustas
Plymouth County
KLEM
Plymouth
le Mars League of Women Voters
Obituary of Dr Leland J Peebles 49 Randolph Neb dies after illness
Dr. Leland J Peebles 49 of Randolph Neb died Wednesday at a Osmond hospital after a three month illness. He was born June 2 1924 in Omaha and graduated Creighton University in 1951. He married Vera Mannlein in 1950 and began dentistry in Randolph in 1951. Survived by widow four sons and two daughters. Services were Saturday at St Frances Church Randolph with burial in the parish cemetery. He served in the Navy as radioman first class and held multiple local and dental society memberships.
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Leland J. Peebles
Randolph
Neb
Osmond
St. Frances Catholic Church
Benedict LaRocque
Johnson Funeral
Knights of Columbus
S. H. Luken
Anna Schulte
Randolph Community Club
Randolph Volunteer Fire Department
Randolph Planning Commission
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Osmond Hospital
Nebraska, Northeast Nebraska
American Dental Associations
Sioux City Dental Society
John
Valley
Richard
Big Rapids
Mich
Thomas
Michael
Mary
Ft. Collins
Cole
Patricia
Ad payment rates and subscription details listed
The text lists staff titles Adverting Manager Production Manager and others with phone number 712 546 7031 and names Carter A Pitts Glada Koerselman Dick Koerselman Verle Matzdorft Wayne Schipper. Subscriptions are described for various regions and terms including two weeks for 100 dollars and longer terms ranging from one month to one year with prices listed. Additional details reference Plymouth counties and local area coverage and different mail rates.
Bouma Rites Held for Andrew Bouma in Alton
Andrew Bouma 75 of Alton died November 30 after a long illness in an Orange City hospital. Services were held December 3 at the Alton Reformed Church with burial in Nassau Township Cemetery. He was born March 24, 1898 in Orange City and married Artie Vander Wilt in 1925. He and his wife farmed until 1947 then he worked for Sioux County 1947 to 1961. Survivors include his wife, two sons Roy and Harold, four grandchildren, one great grandchild, and one sister, Miss Etta A. of Sheldon.
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Andrew Bouma
Alton
Orange City
Alton Reformed Church
Nassau Township
van Etten Funeral Home
Mr. Bouma
Artie Vander Wilt
Sioux County
Roy
Boyden
Harold
Etta A
Sheldon
Albert W Knapp obituary in Plymouth County residence
Albert W. Knapp of Le Mars died December 1 1973 at Brentwood Good Samaritan center He was born June 19 1882 on a Merrill farm and lived in Plymouth County most of his life He married Galphrey Bailes March 10 1909 in Dover Oklahoma She died November 1955 He was a retired farmer He moved to Brentwood in 1969 Survivors include a sister Mrs Earl Davisson of Merrill and two brothers Clarence and Benjamin in Anaheim California Esther Dirks administrator at Brentwood has returned from a visit with relatives in Kansas Services are set for 1 30 p m Wednesday at Mauer funeral chapel Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery in Sioux City
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Albert W. Knapp
le Mars
Brentwood
Merrill
Brentwood Good Samaritan Center
Earl Davisson
Clarence
Benjamin
Anaheim
Calif
Why not questions on crime space and costs in society
A reader submits a stream of why nots on gas conservation money spent on space and harsher penalties for crime. They question energy focus, space program value, hunting safety, fashion trends, and grocery prices, ending with a playful quip about popular phrases.
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Space Agency
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