Le Mars park board bond issue dialogue urged by editor
Glada Koerselman calls for open public discussion on a three pack recreational bond and urges voters to express preferences. The Daily Sentinel notes reader awareness, praises reporter John Walker's coverage, and invites letters to inform the electorate ahead of the vote.
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le Mars
Park Board
Daily Sentinel
le Mars League of Women
John Walker
City Council
John
Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge Messenger
Glada Koerselman
Iowans Rally at Capitol to Save Panama Canal
ISOC plans a Des Moines rally at 10 a.m. Saturday with speakers led by Iowa attorney general Richard C. Turner who has sued in the Supreme Court to block a canal giveaway by treaty. Other speakers include Legion, VFW, Eagle Forum and Conservative Coalition leaders.
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ISOC
State Capitol
Des Moines
Iowa
Richard C. Turner
U.S. Supreme Court
American Legion
Leo Maynard
DeWitt
VFW
Robert Lytle
Fort Dodge
Joseph Carlton Petrone Jr
Marshalltown
Maser named chairman of Augustana publicity board
Mark Maser of Le Mars is named chairman of the publicity board of the union board of governors at Augustana College in Sioux Falls. The union board serves as the activities arm of the Augustana Student Assn and organizes social, cultural, and developmental events for the college. Mark is the son of Mr and Mrs Al Maser of Le Mars.
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Mark Maser
le Mars
Union Board of ‘Governors
Augustana College
Sioux “Falls
Augustana Student Assn
Augustana
Mark
al ‘Maser
Santa belief safe for children says Harper's Bazaar
The December Harper's Bazaar feature with Dr. Milton I. Levine and Jean H. Seligmann argues belief in Santa Claus does not harm emotional health. It highlights fantasy as healthy, warns against using Santa as a threat, and notes the joy of Santa preparations for families.
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Santa Claus
Milton I. Levine
New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center
Jean H. Seligmann
Harper’s Bazaar
Santa
North Pole
Handicap Village volunteers honored at recognition night
Northwest Iowa volunteers at Handicap Village were celebrated at St. Pauls Lutheran Sheldon on November 28. Master of ceremonies Robert Hoogeveen praised 1,100 volunteers over two years, noting 18,792 hours donated valued at 43,221.60 in wages and village sales of 15,072.29, with total volunteer value over 58,000.
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Iowa
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Sheldon
Robert Hoogeveen
Donald Loots
Joan Harmelink
Butch Hollister
Robert Geibert
Mary Plathe
Earline Hagen
Msgr. Behrens
Holy Name Catholic Church
Marcus
Delores Vander Wilt
Gertrude Hulst
Donna Johnson
Hoogeveen
Bette Holland Injured in Arizona Fall
Le Mars resident Bette Holland fractured her shoulder last Wednesday in Scottsdale Arizona. She underwent surgery December 1 at Scottsdale Memorial hospital. Bailus and his wife planned to return for Christmas, but the trip is postponed. Messages may be sent to box 641 B Scottsdale.
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le Mars
Bette Holland
Scottsdale, Ariz
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Bailus Holland
Bette
Scottsdale
Census survey on farm work to be conducted regionally
The Bureau of the Census will interview a sample of households during December 11 to 17 to collect data on farm work for pay and migratory farm labor. Rex L. Pullin in Kansas City announced the survey, with Marjorie McIntire in Marcus conducting interviews. Results help gauge labor market health, with nationwide unemployment around 7.0 percent in October and 91.2 million employed out of 98.1 million in the civilian labor force. All data are confidential and published only as totals.
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Bureau of the Census
Rex L. Pullin
Bureau
Kansas City
Marjorie McIntire
Marcus
U.S. Department of Labor
Cigarette smoking fears and quitting efforts detailed
A long overview notes the health risks of smoking with death every two minutes, low quit rates on Smok Out day, and high desire to quit. It profiles Susan Stanberg’s break, ice cube trick, and sugarless gum, and discusses anti smoking efforts, tobacco lobby influence, and calls for stronger actions beyond warnings.
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Paul Stovey
Univeristy
Pennsylvania
Susan Stanberg
National Public Radio Network
Stanberg
Tobacco Lobby
Carl Becker
Karl Dugan
Check label on cellulose fiber insulation for safety
Iowa State extension forester Dean Presteman advises buyers to seek NCIMA labeled cellulose fiber insulation. The NCIMA label signifies fire resistance standards. Roman numerals I or II indicate differing retardant levels. Avoid chemically untreated insulation and choose the NCIMA certified type for home use.
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Dean Presteman
Iowa State University Extension
Prestemon
Presidents Ranked: Lincoln Top, Washington Third in 75 Historian Panel
A 75 historian panel ranked 31 presidents, Lincoln first for unity and emancipation, Washington second for nation building, FDR third for wartime leadership and the New Deal, with Wilson and Jefferson also highly rated. Johnson, Kennedy, Nixon, Ford not included. Grant and Harding deemed failures.
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Wm. Henry Harrison
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James Monroe
Herbert Hoover
Benjamin Harrison
Chester A. Arthur
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Andrew Jackson
Zachary Taylor
John Tyler
Millard Fillmore
Calvin Coolidge
Franklin Pierce
James Buchanan
Ulysses S. Grant
White House
Warren G. Harding
Vietnam
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