Land use problems at national policy conference in Des Moines
About 500 people from the United States and Canada gathered for a two day national land use policy conference in Des Moines. Kenneth E. Grant of the Soil Conservation Service outlined shifts in land policy through history and warned that future regulation will prompt controversy between rural landowners and urban environmentalists. Industry and conservation spokesmen urged balanced, area specific standards to balance economic and environmental needs.
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Iowa Press Assn
Des Moines
United States
Canada
Kenneth E. Grant
Soil Conservation Service
America
Congress
SCS
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Colorado State University
Norman Wengert
Coco
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Thomas Barrow
Exxon Corp
Immunity based cancer therapy via tuberculin injection
A reader asks about a treatment injecting tuberculin into tumors to trigger immune rejection. Dr. Edmund Klein at Boswell Memorial Institute reports early success treating breast and skin cancers. colon cancer prognosis is discussed, plus diet and detection importance for cure. The piece notes the approach is experimental and limited to small studies, with future testing possible.
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Edmund Klein
Boswell Memorial Institute
Buffalo, N.Y
Klein
United States
Calendar items include library board and voters meeting
The public library hosts a library board meeting at 7 30 p m on December 5. On December 6 the League of Women Voters holds a noon luncheon at 11 30 a m at Westmar Commons to discuss possible state study items and action for the next two years, with updates on Court Reform census. Visitors are welcome.
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League of Women Voters
Westmar Commons
Le Mars Daily Sentinel publication details 1972
Le Mars Daily Sentinel shows issue date December 5 1972 edited by Carter A Pitts with staff titles. Subscription areas include Le Mars Merrill Oyens Remsen and Kingsley served by Daily Sentinel carriers.
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le Mars, Merrill, Oyens, Remsen
Kingsley
Daily Sentinel
Apartment noise and landlord role in tenant disputes
A legal note discusses noise disputes between upstairs and downstairs tenants in apartment living. A baby teething and carriage vibrations fail to win an injunction as courts argue for tolerance of normal apartment noise. Another case orders parquet work limited to certain hours. Landlord intervention is not typically required, as lease rules serve landlord discretion. The piece also includes a 4-H club report with officer elections and a brief community note.
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Madge
American Bar Assn
Iowa State Bar Assn
Will Bernard
Postmaster general urges early Christmas mail processing
The Postmaster general asks the public to mail early to ease the Christmas mail load. With a reduced workforce, postal employees will work harder to deliver parcels cards and letters. Post offices will be closed Sunday Christmas Eve and Christmas Day to let workers enjoy the holiday weekend.
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Postal Service
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