03 Dec 1975
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Newspaper
Iowa Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1975
Page
1
A holiday CARE drive asks readers to donate to feed 27 million people, especially children, with $8 million needed. Donations fund school meals, medical aid, and agricultural training, with examples of $5 feeding 270 children and $25 providing 375 pounds of food. Mail to CARE Food Crusade, 660 First Ave., New York.
A historical discussion notes fear of rape as a dominant crime for women and cites alarming unreported rates. It explains offenders are often close relatives and details how legal action is deterred by stigma and defense tactics.
Le Mars territory manager Bob Kneip was named one of Supersweet’s top 10 outstanding territory managers for the year. He received the Trail Blazer award and joined the company honor council at the Des Moines sales meeting. He was also recognized as one of the top three Supersweet animal health product salesmen. Kneip and his wife Ruth reside at 137 10th Ave SE Le Mars with two children.
The article argues against blaming women for assaults and notes New Hampshire reclassified rape as aggregated felonious attack, removing moral background from trials. It suggests the shift may raise convictions and reduce attacker impunity, hoping other states follow suit.
Le Mars Daily Sentinel indicates a weekday issue for Wednesday December 3 1975. Public notices and local items likely appear in this Le Mars Iowa paper edition published afternoons except Saturdays and legal holidays.
The Kiwanis club of Le Mars thanks the youth who attended a community dance at the KC hall. The note praises their conduct on and off the dance floor, notes no difficulties and calls participation a plus for future youth activities in Le Mars.
The piece outlines tensions between business groups and environmentalists over amendments to the Clean Air Act of 1970. It argues against banning new plants, housing, farming, or recreation in expanding areas, warning such changes threaten jobs and leave poverty areas behind, while noting courts restrict lowering air quality in undeveloped regions absent health threats.
The EPA proposes three classes for clean air rules with Class I ban on development in parks and forests, Class II allowing limited growth, and Class III permitting more development to safeguard jobs if air quality is met. Legislation may remove Class III and tighten Class II, while 60 mile buffer zones threaten pristine areas. Critics warn of economic stagnation versus growth amid these regulatory plans.
The PBGC insures pensions for about 23 million workers under ERISA. Employers pay annual premiums per participant, $1 for single plans or $0.50 for multiemployer plans. If plans fail, PBGC pays vested benefits up to a limit, typically $750 per month after five years. The agency can appoint a trustee, liquidate, or keep the plan, and assists with IRAs and inquiries. Contacts are provided for consumer help.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Barinsky of Hawarden announce the birth of a son named Brian John on November 15, 1975. The newborn weighed 4 pounds 15 3/4 ounces to mother Lorna Mars, with grandparents Andy and Mars of Orange City and John Barinsky Jr. of Hawarden, and great grandparents Abe Van Pearsem and Ed Van Engen of Orange City, H. E. Tennapel of Ireton, and John Barinsky Sr. of Hawarden.
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