Population control proposal sparks debate over freedom and policy
Dr. Lee DuBridge, Nixon adviser, urged a two child national standard to curb growth. The piece questions freedom of choice and warns of government overreach while highlighting continued gains in food production and pollution control. It argues for voluntary family planning and improved home life instead of coercion.
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Booth Vallentine
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Lee DuBridge
Nixon
America
DuBridge
U.S. Department
United States
Tilt on credit card crooks by Don Oakley
A data processing system for credit card purchases will be marketed early next year. Cubic Corp of San Diego develops a unit printer and verifier to instantly verify cards at checkout, rejecting lost or stolen, forged, or overextended accounts. Verifier data can be updated remotely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Oakley
Attorney general rules newsprint for press and books tax exempt
Iowa Attorney General Richard C. Turner says newsprint used to produce newspapers magazines and books intended for retail sale is exempt from the 3 percent use tax. Newsprint used in free distributed products like shoppers or campaign literature is taxable. The policy dates to 1939 and was questioned after 1967 legislative changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press Assn
DES Moines
IDPA
Richard C. Turner
Iowa
Turner
Tax Commission
James A. Potgeter
Steamboat Rock
Richard W. Welden
Iowa Falls
Tax question unsettled over sale of newspapers and periodicals
Iowa Attorney General Turner discusses whether bulk paper used in newspapers and magazines is taxed as a use tax material or as a retail sale of tangible property. He cites Scalise’s differing views and notes no firm case declares periodical sales as services. he withdraws inconsistent language and leaves the legal status unresolved. Local note: Mr and Mrs Eugene Lee visited Mrs Ben Nicholson for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Turner
Lawrence Scalise
Scalise
Harold O. Fischer
Wellsburg Republican
Burns joins IBP as vice president of research engineering
William E Burns is named vice president of research engineering and construction at Iowa Beef Packers in Dakota City Nebraska. He brings 20 years of engineering management at Phillips Petroleum and Phillips Chemical and served as a World War Two naval officer. Burns will help develop IBP's table ready beef products for American homes. The Blue Ribbon plants are in Le Mars and Mason City.
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Roy Lee Jr
Iowa Beef Packers, Inc
Dakota City
Neb
William E. Burns
IBP
Mr. Burns
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips Chemical
Bartlesville
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Burns
Over 11 000 Iowa jobs created in 1969 says Iowa Commission
Iowa Development commission reports 11 239 new jobs in 1969 across three sectors new industry branch plants relocations and expansions with capital investment rising in new and relocation categories while overall investment slightly down from 1968.
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Iowa
Iowa Development Commission
Development Commission
State Department of Revenue
Scott County
Davenport
Polk County
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Le Mars Council Approves Signaled Junction Plan
Le Mars Iowa officials authorize installation of automatic traffic signals at highways 75 and 3, converting a 4 way stop to signal control with 50 percent state rebate. Mayor Rudy Adler to be replaced by E R Scholer after 2 year term as council and city officials prepare for Friday swearing in. Randall's Super Valu granted beer permit. Rozeboom family note included.
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le Mars
Rudy Adier
Iowa Highway Commission
Randall
Obituary of Mrs Ellis H Diller former Pierson resident
Mrs Ellis H Diller 83 died Sunday night at a Sioux City rest home. Funeral services 1:30 p m Wednesday at Pierson Christian church Rev Phillip Kinton officiating. Burial Grand Meadow cemetery rural Washta under Dickinson Michaelson Kingsley. Born August 25 1886 in Woodbury county. Survived by husband a son Lewh of Springfield three daughters Mrs Walter Maas of Norfolk Neb Mrs Lula Nase of Pierson Mrs Lula M Flood of Sioux City a sister Mrs Marion Ulner of Pierson five grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Ellis H. Diller
Pierson
Sioux City
TIER
Pierson Christian Church
Phillip Kinton
Grand Meadow Cemetery
Washta
Dickinson-Michaelson Funeral Home
Kingsley
Jeannette Duncanson
Woodbury County
Grand Meadow Township
Cherokee County
Springfield
Diller
Christian Church of
Lula M. Flood
Marion Ulner
Hospital Admits Include Elizabeth Singer and Karen Carlson
Sioux City area hospitals list admissions on Sunday and Saturday with Elizabeth Singer of Merrill admitted to St. Luke East and Karen Carlson of Kingsley admitted to St. Luke West. Harold Wright of Akron and Tom Johnson of Le Mars were admitted or dismissed with notes at St. Luke West, along with William French of Westfield.
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Sioux City Hospitals
Elizabeth Singer
Merrill
St. Luke East
Karen Carlson
Kingsley
St. Luke West
Harold Wright
Akron
Tom Johnson
le Mars
William French
Westfield
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Eugene Lee
Ben Nicholson
Garter A, Pitts
Manegar
Moneger
Earsier
By Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press
Dennis the Menace
By Ketcham
le Mars Daily Sentinel
Selurdey
Lowe
Beef
Rachel Vander Stoep
Phoenix
Mrs. H. L. Vander Stoep
Anoma
Ral Oo
Lemars Daily Sentinel
Doron
Orld
Aie Ben
Nan
Mittee
Victor Rozeboom
Rome
Victor Alan Rozeboom
W. E. Rozeboom
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Victor
Mrs
Royal Twin
Ee Nord
Torture Garder
Columbia
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