Tuition and bargaining rise in Iowa higher ed and state bills
Editorial notes potential tuition hikes at University of Iowa, Iowa State, and Northern Iowa for non residents and residents, with Kreamer proposing non resident increases to 400 300 300 and resident bumps to 50 51 across campuses. Gov Ray wary, urging board prerogative, bills await House action. Also Iowa Senate passes public employee bargaining bill with three member board and no strike provision while bingo law advances after House amendments. State commerce commission pushes voluntary interconnection to curb fuel use with 60 day reporting deadline.
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Joint Appropriations
University of Iowa
Iowa State
University of Northern Iowa
House
Senate
Robert Kreamer
R-Des Moines
Iowa
Kreamer
Indiana University
Des Moines Republican
SUI
Board of Regents
ISU
UNI
Robert Ray
Ray
State Commerce Commission
Commission
Floyd Valley Hospital a Local Center of Care and Community
Floyd Valley hospital in Le Mars serves Plymouth county since 1924 as a Catholic hospital now city-owned. It emphasizes liberal visiting hours, favorable nurse aide ratios, lower treatment costs, and truthful public relations. Community support funds its new expansion with over 1.25 million dollars collected, architects planning modern facilities without tax millage impact. Residents share positive patient experiences through local coverage and visiting relatives like Walter Magnus and Olga Bogh.
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Floyd Valley Hospital
Plymouth County
le Mars
Floyd Valley
le Mars Sentinel
Le Mars Daily Sentinel May 30 1973 local edition note
Le Mars Daily Sentinel published weekday afternoons except Saturdays and holidays. Official city and county paper with local staff roles listed and printing manager names. May 30, 1973 edition notes advertising and production staff.
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le Mars
Iowa
Carter A
Equhol
Caters Aurge
Wetgueiee Vas
Oppaden
Glada Koerselman
Dick Koerselman
Ae Verle Matzdorfz
Wayne Schipper
Memorial Day Through Time From GAR to Recreation
Rena Perry recalls Memorial Decoration Day circa 1912 when churches and schools marked the occasion with parades, cemetery flags, and GAR dinners. Veterans and pupils spoke, then evenings featured social swapping of rations and tales, a farewell to strict remembrance for a day of rest and recreation.
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Rena Perry
G.A.R
South
Weddings and licenses awarded in multiple counties
Woodbury county issued marriage licenses to Wayne L. Treinen age 23 and Linda M. Hall age 24. Also in Woodbury were Mark D. Bogenrief age 23 and Jeanne M. Stolze age 18 of Hinton. Sioux County issued licenses to Gregory Jay Jeltema age 19 and Karen Agnes Beltman age 18 of Orange City. Larry Dean Baker age 20 Ellsworth and Nancy E. Schimmel age 20 of Sioux Center. Mrs L. J. Klein age 19 of Granville and Cynthia EK. M. List age 18 of Granville. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Nemmers and son Thomas of Denver visited Mrs. Clara Neubrand and overnight guests William J. Neubrand. Thomas earned a Georgetown University BS in foreign service May 20 and will join Peace Corps, returning to Washington later June. The Nemmers toured Washington and visited relatives en route to Denver via Le Mars.
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Woodbury County
Wayne L. Treinen
Remsen
Linda M. Hall
Sioux City
Mark D. Bogenrief
Jeanne M. Stolze
Hinton
Sioux County
Gregory Jay Jeltema
Orange City
Karen Agnes Beltman
Larry Dean Baker
Ellsworth
M.D
Nancy E. Schimmel
Sioux Center
L. J. Klein
Granville
Cynthia EK. M. List
C. C. Nemmers
Thomas
Denver
Clara Neubrand
Ethel
William J. Neubrand
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
Peace Corps
Nemmers
George Adams
Marcellus, Mich
Robert L. Owens
Peoria
le Mars
Seasonings Reflections On The World From Rena Perry
A brief quoted reflection credits Rena Perry praising the world’s beauty and noting the issue lies with some people, not the world itself. The line conveys optimism and a gentle critique in a concise, quotable tone.
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Rena Perry
Mayors oppose rail line abandonment near Sioux City
Iowa Senator Harold E Hughes cites input from Mayors Berger Hawarden and Kissinger Merrill opposing the Chicago and North Western line from Wren to Iroquois. They warn of job losses, grain shipments declines, and higher taxes if the route is removed. Hearings continue with a federal halt proposal under a fuel shortage response.
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Iowa
Harold E. Hughes
Northwest
Chicago and North Western
Wren
Iroquois
S.D
Hinton
Sen. Hughes
Paul A. Berger
Sioux City
Harlan Hummel
Hawarden
Joseph F. Kissinger
Merrill
Berger
Siouxland
Huron
Grain Exchange
Illinois Central
Stowe City
Hummel
Kissinger
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sioux Falls
Hughes
Dick Clark
George McGovern
James Abour
Snack cravings in the small hours draw born from baby feeds
Rena Perry remarks on late night snacking noting babies’ 2 o’clock feeding as a main cause and questioning why adults eat at that hour. The playful comment implies common late night hunger without broader context.
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Rena Perry
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Avenue of Flags
The
Small Society
Courge IM Woried
Brickman
Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Brickmarn
Avis Car Rental Service Co
Hertz
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
American Motor Co
Walter Magnus
Renton
Wash
Magnus
Olga Bogh
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
By Virgil W. Dorweiler
Margaret
Dennis, the Menace
Ketcham
le Mars Daily Sentinels
Merrill, Oyens, Bernsen
Kingsley
Daily Sentinel
Plymouth
Avatarea
1St Ave
le Mars, Iowa
Arie J. Bomgaars
New York Life Insurance
First St. Bon
Ama
Barbara Streisand
SMS
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