Land use policy conference reports varied views
About 500 attendees at a Des Moines 2 day national land use policy conference heard conservationists planners and officials from the United States and Canada discuss how to use land more efficiently and meet rising demand for goods and services. Kenneth E. Grant of the Soil Conservation Service set the tone with a history of land use decisions from early settlers to the homestead act and forest reserves. He noted how today inventories show public land about a third of the nation while privately owned rural land dominates. Urban recreation and conflicts over land use were highlighted by Norman Wengert and Lois Sharpe with calls for citizen involvement and guaranteed rights to influence planning. Industry spokesman Thomas Barrow urged performance standards to balance economic and environmental needs.
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Iowa Press Assn
Des Moines
United States
Canada
Kenneth E. Grant
Soil Conservation Service
America
Congress
SCS
Colorado State University
Norman Wengert
Lois Sharpe
League of Women Voters Education Fund
Tuberculin Tumor Therapy: Early Cancer Trials Discussed
A letter discusses Edmund Klein's tuberculin injections into tumors as an experimental cancer therapy. Early results are noted for breast and skin cancers, with caveats that the approach is in research and not a proven cure. The piece also covers colon cancer risk factors, symptoms, and the value of early detection for curative treatment.
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Edmund Klein
Boswell Memorial Institute
Buffalo, N.Y
Klein
United States
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Library board meeting and League of Women Voters events
Calendar notices announce a public library board meeting at 7 30 p m on December 5 and a League of Women Voters general meeting on December 6 with a noon luncheon at 11 30 a m at Westmar Commons Visitors are welcome The meeting will discuss possible state items for study and action over the next two years and include updates on Court Reform census efforts.
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League of Women Voters
Westmar Commons
Local Area Notices and Classified Bits From December 5 1972
Fragmented OCR shows a Le Mars Daily Sentinel page with local notices and ads. Readable items mention 1586 Tuesday and December 5 1972 with scattered phrases about legal public notices and community items.
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le Mars Daily Sentinel
Quiet in apartments clashes over noise and courts
A restless sleeper Madge sues for quiet but a judge rules that moderate noise is part of apartment living. A new parquet floor case limits upstairs noise to nine to five on weekdays. Landlords rarely intervene, as lease rules serve the landlord's discretion. Public service feature by Will Bernard for the ABA and Iowa Bar Association.
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Madge
American Bar Assn
Iowa State Bar Assa
Will Bernard
Postmaster urges early mail amid holiday load
Readers are urged to mail early as the Post Office trims staff to meet a Christmas rush. Officials note the system avoided a $450 million rate hike by operating with fewer workers who must work harder through the peak season. Offices will close Christmas Eve and Christmas Day to allow families to celebrate. 4-H club doubles as November meeting at Debbie Ebner’s home elects 1973 officers Cathy Courter president Jeanine Aiken vice president Robin Och secretary Debbie Ebner treasurer Jane Aiken historian Lisa Lubben recreation chairman Jane Aiken music chairman.
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Postal Service
Debbie Ebner
Nancy Adkins
Treaurer
Cathy Courter
Jeanine Aiken
Robin Och
Ami Paulin
Lisa Lubben
Jane Aiken
Jane
Debbie
Mrs. Ebner
Tami Paulin
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