26 Jun 1974
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Newspaper
Iowa Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1974
Page
1
An editorial critiques national health insurance rhetoric as costly and unlikely to deliver. It cites Medicare cost overruns and urges a realistic plan prioritizing cost controls, private sector strengths, and improved access within existing private health care.
A column on parenting notes that child development can be tracked with charts and kits. It cites Bloom on early IQ, promotes The Learning Child Infant Growth Program, and provides sample milestones from 6 to 17 months. It urges parents to stimulate development and asks readers to request the booklet from Learning Child in Mundelein Illinois. It ends with local community notices for Floyd Valley hospital auxiliary, a ladies day, and St Michael bazaar with prices.
Inter state commerce rules restrict smoking on interstate buses to rear 20 percent of seats as of March 22 1974. Microwave canning is deemed unsafe as jars can burst and improper temperatures occur. experts doubt viable safe methods exist. Weekend mini vacations in Iowa are suggested with contact details for Iowa Development commission Iowa State Horticultural society and State Department of Agriculture for recreation and garden information.
In a mail bag letter, Robert H. Kellen of the Mayo naise and Salad Dressings Institute argues there is no evidence tying commercially prepared mayonnaise or dressings to food poisoning. He notes vinegar acidity kills common pathogens, urges proper sanitation, refrigeration after opening, and offers further technical info.
Mayor Don Paulin argues polls deserve federal oversight and criticizes a Siouxland poll as misleading. He traces polling history from Gallup to modern issues, urges reporting details like sample size and respondent names to state AGs, and invites public input on city committees addressing housing aging meals transportation and public services.
A witty line notes how a woman can appear intrigued by a man's chatter while plotting her upcoming spring wardrobe, blending social finesse with fashion focus in a single sly observation.
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