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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1972
Page
2
The Malvern Leader notes lively Glenwood precinct caucuses with a clear clash of views. It credits public discussion on zoning and government influence, suggesting anti-zoning concerns may shape county convention delegates and influence the state convention.
A Hastings reader praises Malvern Iowa for its attractive homes friendly downtown merchants and commendable schools in a letter to the Malvern Leader. The writer contrasts Malvern with broader city life noting safe playgrounds and a welcoming community atmosphere.
Southwest Iowans prefer strengthening Clarinda junior college over phasing it out. The Area XIII plan aimed to consolidate junior colleges into Area XHH with Council Bluffs as the main vocational and academic center. Support exists to keep Clarinda and Council Bluffs thriving as distinct yet connected campuses.
Rep Harbor notes the 64th General Assembly's actions including a Citizen's Aid program in Des Moines, renal dialysis access, employment discrimination protections for the aged and handicapped, and ratification of the Equal Rights for Women Amendment making Iowa the fourth state to do so, with a focus on public safety and citizens’ rights.
The text outlines amusement ride safety regulation aims and health standards while listing numerous named students and adults by grade and performance. It reflects a legislative session praising public safeguards and enumerating specific individuals across Juniors Sophomores Fishmen and other groups.
Nishna Valley High School third quarter honor roll shows seniors leading with 22 of songs in the list. Top group A includes Mary Jo Bolton Susan Curtis and William Frazee. Other categories list seniors Aminus and students Dave Boileau Charles Haack Patty.
The Malvern Leader lists subscription prices for Mills County and surrounding areas with different terms. Rates include one year for 5.00, six months 3.00, three months 2.00, two years 8.50, and longer terms for other regions at 6.00 per year, 4.00 for six months, or 10.50 for two years, plus single copies by mail at 25 cents.
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