29 Dec 1971
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Newspaper
Iowa Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1971
Page
1
A Wednesday column from the Daily Sentinel presents an editorial piece by Ghar Neils Tawi critiquing local governance and public policy, reflecting on recent decisions and their impact on residents. The piece argues for transparency, accountability, and reforms to improve community welfare.
The National Federation of Independent Business launches surveys via 2 000 district chairmen to gauge how small firms fare under peace time economic controls. The program probes price changes, IRS enforcement, supplier services, and paperwork burdens, highlighting contrasts with larger corporations and ongoing inflation concerns.
A local opinion argues counties should rethink vacating country roads to adjacent landowners. The piece notes economic, ecological, and aesthetic reasons to preserve and allow natural growth, promoting wildlife habitat and public recreation over more cropland. It urges Plymouth County to adopt broader land-use goals with public funds.
Francis White of NARC urged constructive restlessness to drive change after the MR 69 report Toward Progress. It notes only 38 percent of mentally retarded received adequate education by the late sixties and outlines immediate recommendations including cooperative school business programs and stronger industry rehabilitation ties.
Government programs seek to redesign jobs and retrain workers with mental retardation. Agencies nationwide view such workers as valuable, with emphasis on expanding training, expanding special education, and improving local educational opportunities for Plymouth county’s retarded children and their families.
Dear Dr Lamb explains daily iron needs across ages and sexes with practical food sources. Beans and cereals provide iron, with seven ounces of lean beef meeting basic needs. mature beans and molasses baked beans offer strong iron, while fortified milk and enriched cereals also help. Mrs. Richard Bowers and Mr. Bowers of Keokuk visited Mrs. Russell Bowers over holidays.
Three couples in district court before Judge E F Kennedy had dissolution of marriage decrees granted. David C Bowers of Le Mars and Karen J Bowers of Ohio were separated since January 12 1971. no children. Leonard L Schulz of Merrill and Helen S Schulz married February 5 1947. two minor children. Gene G Hansen of Hinton and Jane L Hansen of Sioux City married April 15 1968 Elk Point. no children. pre nup and property payments ordered. Also brief notes on Iowa State student Charles Floyd Christmas visit and Vernaidney Waterloo visiting sister Mrs Henry Gunther.
Mrs. Robert Puhl of Le Mars expresses appreciation for the Thanksgiving turkey dinner sponsored by the newspaper. She says she was one of the lucky winners and thanks the editor for the kindness.
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