Legalized Gambling Yet to Cut Budgets Across States
A discussion of legalized gambling spreading through 44 states, Iowa card rooms and Bingo, sports betting in Delaware and Montana, and Nevada. It weighs revenue gains against drawbacks, including low state take, moral concerns, potential addiction, and risk of crime and corruption. The piece cites Time magazine figures and quotes from authorities, noting gambling's mixed fiscal and social impact.
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Clarifying Iowa Home for Boys ownership note
A Dear editor letter from a director states the Iowa Home for Boys is a legally organized corporation and distances media references from the corporation to the physical structure leased for use. The writer notes election as director in January 1976 and mentions ownership changes and refinancing of the property.
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Danish kringler recipe ties heritage to holiday baking
Ruth Kennley shares kringle style kringler cookies as a Danish themed holiday treat. The recipe uses butter sour cream and egg whites for a soft dough deep fried before baking and sugared for a crisp finish. The piece blends family ancestry with a cozy kitchen tradition and local newspaper style.
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Why peanut flavored toothpaste helped elect Carter
Northwest voters cite many reasons for supporting Jimmy Carter including his smile openness about religion and Southern background. Authors list traits from being a common peanut farmer to garnering black votes and being post Nixon, plus dentists backing him. The essay warns against peanut flavored toothpaste as going too far.
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