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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1973
Page
2
A Life Force versus Death Force discussion notes 41 percent see too much sex on TV and 66 percent too much violence. Over half support a review board to keep questionable programs off air, signaling broad support for censorship despite calls for individual choice in this do it yourself era. TV Guide.
A critique argues the U S Postal Service spends heavily on ads to claim improved service while subscribers experience slower, less reliable mail. The piece notes rising rates, inconsistent newspaper delivery, and mail with multiple postmarks, accusing propaganda of masking deteriorating service.
In Malvern an outage left furnaces cold during a winter storm, prompting a lighthearted note on thermostat care. The piece notes heat loss risks, calls for energy conservation, and pokes fun at White House and political chatter while detailing a community Christmas brunch and fundraiser in Red Oak with Lucille Sollenberger as guest speaker.
Harbor notes a cross section of public groups heard his non political talk on How a Bill Becomes a Law. High school students show concern about socialism and Watergate impact plus hope in democracy. College and business groups seek credibility and involvement and question officials listening. The swing toward conservatism appears evident.
Congressman Melcher seeks GAO help to identify importers and owners of millions of pounds of butter shipped before President Nixon ordered 84 million pounds admitted. He notes Irish and New Zealand butter stored on the West Coast and questions source, value, and profit margins from the pre action imports.
The agenda for the annual meeting centers on electing officers and members to the Executive Committee and the Board of Directors. The proceedings focus on leadership selection and governance roles within the organization.
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