Dope smoke sparks debate on high school drug issue
An editorial defends Westmar and local youth against marijuana rumors after a $35,000 drug seizure in Le Mars. It argues most students are unlikely users, notes arrests of seven northwest Iowans, and praises undercover agents aiding youth while urging knowledge and reason to curb abuse.
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le Mars
Westmar
Falks
East Coast
Merrill
Orange City
Sheldon
Spencer
Smueths
G.k
le Mars Daily Sentinel Terwa
Onde
Distrust Endangers Democratic Fabric, Bruce Bioss Warns
Bruce Bioss argues distrust poisons the democratic process as government growth, war rhetoric, and complex tech-driven society blur truth. He cites political power, media, and public rhetoric as spreaders of cynicism, urging government, press, and people to seek clear facts to avert a self-destructive firestorm.
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Bruce Bioss
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
America
U.S
Goverment
Marines Speak On Marijuana Use And Sentry Dogs
A Vietnam veteran reports marijuana use among soldiers, halted by strict discipline. A sentry dog program detects marijuana on travelers, with a Shepherd allegedly attacking a pocket. The note includes light commentary on fashion and a local Blast-Off poem about modest dress.
Jim Haas Receives Eagle Scout Badge in Scottsbluff
Jim Haas, son of Donald F. and the late Haas family, earned the Eagle Scout award at a 2 p.m. court of honor at First United Methodist church in Scottsbluff Nebraska. The Scottsbluff High School junior joined Troop 5 in 1963 and held multiple leadership roles. He attended the 1969 National Jamboree in Idaho and is a Brotherhood member of the Order of the Arrow.
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First United Methodist Church
Scottsbluff
Neb
James Haas
Donald F. Haas
le Mars
Haas
Scottsbluff High School
Cub Scouts
Troop 5
Order of the Arrow
Farragut State Park
Idaho
Laramie Peak Camp
Jim
Helen Haas
Fairmount
North Dakota
Albert Haas
Clarence Langendorfer
Local Birth Announcements Highlight Three Newborns
Marcus and Mrs. James Harmon reveal daughter Theresa Marie born November 24 at Sioux Valley hospital Cherokee. Frank Norris of St Paul reports eight pound plus son William Thomas born November 21. Ronald Johnson and wife announce Julie Ann born November 20 in Wertheim Germany with multiple grandparents listed.
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Wertheim
Germany
Julie Ann
Emerald Johnson
Marcus
W. A. Russel
Little Rock
Ark
Nellie Todd
Des Moines
Christmas meeting planned by Lincoln Stanton Farm Bureau women
The Lincoln Stanton Farm Bureau women host their annual Christmas meeting at the Richard Hodgson home on Tuesday December 16 at 1 30 p m with a special Christmas feature cheese tasting and exchange. Members bring two sample cheeses and an unwrapped gift for the adopted member Alice Schupp. Liberty township Farm Bureau women also meet December 16 at 1 p m with Mrs Nelson Brown and bring a Christmas dish.
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Lincoln-Stanton Farm Bureau
Richard Hodgson
Alice Schupp
Liberty Township
Farm Bureau Womens
Nelson Brown
Spencer Area Legal Secretaries Hold Everly Holiday Party
Mrs. Russell Tanhoff hosted the Spencer Area Legal Secretaries Assn. at her Everly home on December 9 with Washington contributions for a philanthropy project. Guests included Bernita Patrick, Ann Tuttle, and Sandy Jones. The group planned a January meeting in Spencer and invited advance tips for events and news photos.
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Russell Tanhoff
Spencer Area
James
Greer
Nelson
Bertell
Spencer
Association
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