Time to demand a balanced federal budget
Lyle Borg argues for a massive citizens lobby to balance federal spending. He cites a National Taxpayers Union study showing unfunded obligations far outpace deficits, warning inflation will erode middle class assets and predicting steep future deficits unless fiscal restraint, potential constitutional amendments, and tax reforms are pursued.
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Antique Lamps and Old Farm Sells Reflect Collector Interest
Readers ask if fat lamps are modern reproductions, where horse drawn plows still sell well to Amish buyers, and about tea ball spoons and butter dish marks. Answers note that many new double cruise lamps exist, old plows fetch interest in classifieds, tea ball spoons survive for flavor, and Staffordshire Edge marks on Chang pattern date 1873 to 1891.
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Ready for Winter wins art contest by Sara Fedders
Sara Fedders ages 6 daughter of Mary and Glenda Fedders 213 7th St SE wins this week’s art contest. She says we are more than ready for winter with snow and sub zero cold even as the season does not arrive on the calendar until 11 36 a m Tuesday December 21.
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Sara Fedders
Mary and
Glenda Fedders
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Sara
Colorado flood crusade reports 1600 responses
Dear editor, 1,600 people sent responses to our flood appeal, 600 indicating they received Christ through reading it. Many others, not writing, also came to know the Lord. Family members of the women became Christians, and two girls marked Bibles with Isaiah 43 4. Survivors in a car prayed aloud, expressing faith as waters rose. Mrs J M Klassen Campus Crusade for Christ Bernadino Calif.
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Daily Sentinel Letters Policy Displayed
Letters to the editor are welcome at the Daily Sentinel with rights reserved to edit shorten or reject. All letters must be signed though names may be withheld if directed to the Tell it column.
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Le Mars Daily Sentinel Local Edition December 14 1976
Local Le Mars Daily Sentinel for Tuesday December 14 1976 highlights community notes sports and classifieds from Le Mars Iowa. Readable items include residents events and announcements from town organizations and schools.
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Blazer and Auger Wagon Collision on County Road K-22
A two-vehicle accident on county road K-22 Saturday morning December 11 left a Sioux City man’s 1975 Chevrolet Blazer with about 800 dollars in damage. Gary Derby 28 driving north collided with Ronald Kovarna 20 who was passing with an auger wagon. The wagon sustained no damage. Deputy Sheriff Dave Stock investigated.
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Dave Stock
Gary Dean Derby
Ronald Lee Kovarna
Stock
Kovarna
Storm Lake Magistrate Court Fines Speeding
Gregory S. Severson of Le Mars paid a $15 fine in Storm Lake in magistrate James Schall’s court for speeding.
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Gregory S. Severson
le Mars
Storm Lake
James Schall
Toothpaste Claims Fall Short as Decay Persists
A reader recounts faith in a popular toothpaste fading after ongoing cavities despite brushing twice daily. A dentist explains decay arises from acid from bacteria, diet, saliva, metabolism, and stress, advising continued brushing after meals, water picks, regular checkups, and skepticism toward miracle ads.
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