65th Iowa General Assembly Set for Busy Start
The 65th Iowa General Assembly convenes Jan 8 with new presiding officers in both houses. Speaker-designate Andrew Varley and Lt Governor-elect Arthur Neu outline early priorities including lobbyist expense reporting, expanded committees, and an emphasis on budget hearings aided by federal revenue sharing.
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Lowa General Assembly
House
Senate
Andrew Varley
Arthur Neu
62Nd
General Assembly
Des Moines
Neu
Varley
Iowa
Appropriations Committee
Robert D. Ray
Solons
Ray
Sub-zero Iowa winter echoes 1935 36 in almanac notes
The Iowa climate scene shows bitter cold and heavy snow resembling the 1935 36 winter. State climatologist Paul Waite cites a six month trend of sub normal temperatures. Alamanac forecasts for December and early 1973 predict stormy times but no severe red alerts.
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Iowa
Paul Waite
Associated Press
Weather calendar optimism for 1973 midwest and beyond
A reader summarizes a three day period forecast pattern for January February and March across the midwest, noting storm periods, cold spells, milder spells, and a hoped for mild winter. The author reflects on past harsh Novembers and Decembers and wishes fair skies and sun for 1973.
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Midwest
Great Lakes
Central
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Central States
City council dispute over liquor tax funds clarified
Jim Offrink of Plymouth Presbyterian Church confirms error in Sentinel coverage of the Dec. 19 city council meeting. He cites two meetings with the Libertyville group and states mayor Scholer alternately claimed all five years funding for the hospital and later that only 20 000 was committed with about 10 000 reserved for emergencies. He praises the council’s plan to visit Libertyville as a positive first step.
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the Sentinel
Mayor Scholer
Arlan Beech
Libertyville
Scholer
Beech
Libertyville Group
Plymouth County Commission On Alcoholism
Randall's lot mishap reports minor damage to two cars
A 2 car accident Saturday at 12 50 p m in Randall's parking lot 100 feet north of Sixth St SW caused minor damage to a 1965 Dodge driven by Patricia Ann Schipper age 42 and a 1964 car backed by Steven Dean Frerichs age 18 of Le Mars There were no injuries and damage was estimated at 100 to Schipper's car and 25 to Frerichs' car.
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Randall’s
Sixth St
Patricia Ann Schipper
Steven Dean Frerichs
le Mars
Schipper
Frerichs
Subscriptions rates for Le Mars and nearby towns
Daily Sentinel subscription rates vary by delivery area and method. Local carriers in Le Mars Merrill Oyens Remsen and Kingsley pay 6.50 for nine months 13.09 for one year. Plymouth adjoining counties by mail 19.50 to 26.00 by carrier per month 2.00 outside local by mail six months 9.00 one year 16.00. Servicemen one year 14.00 students nine months 14.00.
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le Mars. Merrill, Oyens
Remsen
Kingsley
Daily Sentinel
Plymouth
Council discussion on liquor tax budget corrects Sentinel
Letter to the editor asserts the Wednesday Sentinel misreported the council meeting. The writer states Mr. Beech and Mayor Scholer debated the liquor tax budget for the next five years, not for 1972 as printed.
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Council
Sentinel
Beech
Scholer
Petersons welcome son born December 19 in Minneapolis
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Peterson of 6511 Logan Ave South Minneapolis are the parents of a son born Dec 19 Cory Kenneth weighed 7 pounds 4 ounces. He has a sister Stacy 242. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Peterson of Minneapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Harpenau of Remsen. Mrs. Peterson is the former Nancy Harpenau.
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Leon Peterson
Logan Ave. South
Minneapolis
Cory Kenneth
Stacy
Kenneth Peterson
Isidore Harpenau
Remsen
Peterson
Nancy Harpenau
Driver Licenses Revoked in Iowa Drunk Driving Cases
Bernard L. Steien, 47, of Kingsley had his driver's license revoked indefinitely by the Iowa Department of Public Safety for drunk driving. Dennis H. Netten, 65, of Orange City had his license revoked for 240 days for drunk driving.
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Bernard L. Steien
Kingsley
Iowa Department of Public Safety
Dennis H. Netten
Orange City
Iowa tuition grant deadline January 18
Private Iowa colleges offer tuition aid to residents through the Iowa tuition grant. Applications must be filed with the Iowa Higher Education Facilities Commission in Des Moines by January 18. A student may apply before admission and may change first choice before registration. Grants hinge on financial need with priority to the neediest.
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Iowa
Iowa Higher Education Facilities Commission
Des Moines
Norman W. Kladstrup
Commission
Iowa College
College Scholarship Service
Evanston
College
Sergeant Mark S Pulver Promoted in Air Force Service
Mark S Pulver has been promoted to sergeant in the U S Air Force. Guardians are Dr and Mrs Dwight W Vogel of 935 Central Ave Le Mars. Pulver is a radio and TV production specialist at Lowry AFB Colorado assigned to a unit of Air Training Command. He is a 1970 Le Mars Community High School graduate and attended Westmar College. His wife Virginia is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Byron Je ys of 36 Eighth St SW Le Mars.
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Mark S. Pulver
Dwight W. Vogel
Central Ave
le Mars
U.S. Air Force
Sgt. Pulver
Lowry Afb
Colo
Air Training Command
Air Force
le Mars Community High School
Westmar College
Virginia
Byron Jeys
Eighth St
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Don Reider
Iowa Press Assn
Bob Varley
Stuart
Nell
Carroll
Mississippi
Ohio River
Plains States
The
Glada Koerselman
Nery Nice
Dennis
Jim Offrink
Plymouth Presbyterian Church
Randall
le Mars Daily Sentinel
Saturda
le Mars County
Lowa
Carter A. Pitts
Cm Advertising
Managotees
Dob
Grada Koerselman
Dick Koerselman
Vecle Matzdorff
Wayne Schipper
Ders
Arie J. Bomgaars
New York Life Insurance
First
Dennis the Menace
By Ketcham
Jewett Building
9Th and Grand
Old Post Office
Lemars
Eran
GUS Pech Manufacturing CO. Inc
Luken’s Inc
KLEM
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