Iowa Adopts Court Reform and Environmental Quality Plan
As the 64th general assembly winds down, Iowa enacts a broad reform package. The court system replaces police and mayors courts with magistrates, elevates 25 municipal judges, and expands district courts to 81. A new environmental quality department begins Jan 1, 1973, consolidating air water and waste agencies with a nine member chemical technology panel. Home rule for cities gains broader authority, and a 30 day residency rule for voting becomes law. Governor Ray backs reforms amid farm group objections.
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Iowa Press Assn
Ooo
64Th General Assembly
House
Senate
Richard Radl
Lisbon
Radl
Waterloo
Edward Kolker
Ecology
Environmental Protection
Iowa
Department of Environmental Quality
Robert Ray
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Chemical Technology Review Commission
Department of Agriculture
Air, Water and Solid Waste Disposal
State Health Department
Chemical Technology Commission
Chemical Technology
Environmental Quality Department
General Assembly
Ballert Ray
U.S. Supreme Court
Tennessee
Thurgood Marshall
Union
Growth centers urged to save small towns and boost jobs
An AP piece says a Rockefeller commission urges government aid to create growth centers in medium towns to stem rural decline. It argues smaller cities 25 000 to 350 000 could absorb expansion, create jobs, housing, and keep people from migrating to metros, while urging local pride and a positive community outlook.
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Presidential
John D. Rockefeller
Te. Mars
Orange City
Sioux Center
Cherokee
Storm Lake
Spencer
le Mars
C.a.p
Prominent figures reshape special education lecture circuit
A new cadre of leaders in learning disabilities tours, including Newell Kephart and Marianne Frostig, shifts focus from traditional hotels and circuits to conference talks. Their talks influence the field, with journals like The Journal of Learning Disabilities and The Exceptional Child sharing the era’s most informative reports and unity.
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Mark Twain
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Charles Dickens
Newell Kephart
Sheldon Rappaport
William Cruickshank
Marianne Frostig
the Journal of Learning Disabilities
Special Education
Local ARC seeks Plymouth county members for special education effort
Dr Stephen Bates at the NARC convention highlights national leaders in special education and urges Plymouth county residents to join the local ARC. The group Logs 40 dues payers last year yet serves 63 school age mentally retarded children, with meetings every third Wednesday at 8 pm in Le Mars High School library.
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Stephen Bates
ARC
NARC
Minneapolis
Eliot Richardson
Hubert Humphrey
Robert Finch
Plymouth County
le Mars Community High School
Joint Popping and Spasms Amid Work Stress
Dear Reader discusses joint noises from gas in fluids and warns popping is not always arthritis. The answer urges seeing a rheumatologist, notes occupation impact on potential rheumatoid arthritis, and stresses early specialist care to manage long term outcomes. The piece cites Newspaper Enterprise Association guidance.
Le Mars Daily Sentinel Official City and County Paper
Le Mars Daily Sentinel serves Le Mars Iowa as the official city and county paper published on weekday afternoons except Saturdays and legal holidays. It is designated as Iowa's only completely local newspaper with second class postage paid in Le Mars 51031.
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le Mars Daily Sentinel
Iowa
le Mars
Carter A. Pitts
Glada Koerselman
Dick Koerselman
Verle Matzdorff
Wayne Schipper
Merrill, Remsen
Kingsley
Daily Sentinel
Plymouth
Pocahontas swing show swingtime 72 reflections
The Pocahontas music department presents its eighth annual swing show Swingtime 72 Reflections on April 14 and 15 at 8 p.m. in the high school gym. The program features jazz band swing chorus dance groups and comedy.
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Pocahontas Music Department
Doctor Addresses Popping Joints and Chronic Soreness
A builder, 35, writes to Dr. Lamb seeking help for joints that pop with every movement and persistent soreness. He reports multiple prior doctor visits but no relief and asks for guidance on his ongoing condition.
Barber Shop Legacy At Le Mars Dates Through Generations
Curry's Barber Shop at 31 Central Avenue NW Le Mars traces back to 1920 when Chad Godfrey started the firm at the then Royal aMatsronics site. In 1930 Godfrey teamed with Clyde Pelton and moved to the current address. Don Curry joined in 1956 and rose to ownership, carrying on the family business.
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Curry
Central Avenue NW
le Mars
Chad Godfrey
Royal aMatsronics
Godfrey
Clyde Pelton
Don Curry
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Editorial
Capitol
Ty den Reid
By Virgil W. Dorweiler
United States
Margaret
Dennis
Dennis the Menace
By Ketcham
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Jesus
Egypt
Cross
le Mars High School
Little Theater
Sioux Falls College
St. James
Mars
Willard
Ned Kelley
Dr. Lamb
Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Arie J. Bomgaars
New York Life Insurance
First St. NW
Ac Adelante
Don
Izaak Walton League
Elks Club
Masonica Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
le Mars Chamber of Elastee
Sandra Curry
Christy
Nancy
Lisa
Julie
Mary Ann
Curry’s
St. John’s American Lutheran Church
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