Christmas Hope and Change Across the Christian Narrative
The article traces Christmas as a symbol of hope, surprise, and change from biblical prophecy to modern acts. It cites Luke and Isaiah, notes Simeon’s joy, and links the spirit of Jesus to ongoing renewal in believers. It highlights Notre Dame’s Cotton Bowl campaign and a publicity effort promoting welfare and anti-drug messages, framing change as driven by conviction.
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Israel
Isaiah
Christ
Bethlehem
Simeon
Mary
Joseph
Jerusalem
Jesus
Notre Dame University
Notre’ Dame
Texas
Fahs
Notre Dame
Outrageous Iowa funding requests spark calls for cuts
Rock Rapids Reporter notes some Iowa department funding asks are outrageous. Double or quadruple budgets are proposed, with Gov. Ray shocked and legislators reluctant to endorse. The paper urges belt tightening, fewer employees, and cuts in services to prevent government costs from spiraling.
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Iowa
Ray
Peace to you neighbor Christmas chorus spreads goodwill
A Christmas vignette begins with gifts opened and kin gathering then shifts to a global hush as neighbors from villages to nations join voices. What starts as a quiet moment becomes a growing chorus. By the end billions join in singing Peace to you neighbor and to all fellow man.
Christmas Card Conundrum and Holiday Traffic Safety
A reflective note on the annual rush to mail Christmas cards, the humor of licker timing for stamps, and a satirical take on drunken driving during the holidays. It ends with a hopeful holiday wish for all.
Larry Schmitz Returns as News Director at KLEM
Paul Olson of radio station KLEM announced that Larry Schmitz of Le Mars will return as news director. He previously left a year ago to join Sioux City’s KCAU channel 9 news staff and will resume on air duties starting Monday December 28, replacing Lyle Johnson.
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Paul Olson
KLEM
Larry Schmitz
le Mars
Larry
Sioux City
KCAU
Lyle Johnson
Union Presbyterian sets carol service
Union Township Presbyterian church will present a program of Christmas carols and scriptures on Christmas Eve at 7 30 p m The public is welcome to attend The Daily Sentinel is read daily by over 22 000 readers.
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Union Township Presbyterian Church
The
Daily Sentinel
Le Mars Daily Sentinel Local newspaper pricing notice
District pricing details show subscription options by carrier and mail for Plymouth county readers. Rates include two weeks by carrier for 80 cents, three months for 6.00, six months for 10.40, and one year for 16.00, with a contact phone listed.
Now Is The Time For All Good Men To Stand Up
A free booklet urges readers to act for change. It warns that many are unhappy with current conditions and invites action in towns or on blocks. Readers are asked to mail a coupon to receive the booklet at no cost.
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Wyler
Farm sales tax exemption upheld by attorney general
Iowa attorney general Richard C. Turner ruled casual farm sales are exempt from state sales tax when owners auction off possessions using casual sale reasoning. He noted auctions by owners in recurring profit sales would be taxable if the auctioneer has an ownership interest. Revenue director William Forst will withdraw the circular applying the tax to farm and garage sales, and the rule for auctioneers remains tied to ownership interests.
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Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press
Assn
Richard C. Turner
State Revenue Department
Turner
The
Revenue Department
James Schaben
State Revenue
William Forst
Attorney General
Schaben
Dunlap
Harrison County
Tax Commission
Iowa Supreme Court
Revenue
Forst
Sno Ball Dance at Senior High Cafeteria
Calendar entry notes a Sno-Ball event for seniors held in the senior high cafeteria at 8 p.m. on December 23. The brief item lists location and start time with no additional details.
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Sno-Ball
Plymouth Extension Closes Thursday and Christmas Day
The Plymouth county extension office will be closed all day Thursday December 24 and Christmas Day, per a spokesman. A Saturday 615 p.m. icy intersection crash caused about 750 in damage to two cars. Don David Hughes 17 of 300 First Ave NE drove a 1962 Chevy north on Eighth Ave SE. Randy Neal Heath 23 of Sioux City west on Second St SE in a 1970 Ford collided as both applied brakes. Heath’s car sustained 350 in damage to rear and bumper. Hughes’s car 400 in damage to right front, bumper, hood and rear fender.
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Plymouth
Lawrence Stengel
Don David Hughes
First Ave
Eighth Ave
Randy Neal Heath
Sioux City
Second St
Heath
Ford
B.C. Scott
Hughes
Mildren Wagner
Card of thanks for farm auction help from Lubben family
We thank relatives friends and neighbors for help before and at our farm auction special thanks to those who brought food Your thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated Mrs Albert Lubben and family
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Albert Lubben
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