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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1970
Page
10
A quirky column mocks public figures and social issues, riffing on endorsing stereotypes, politics, and consumer culture. It references Edgar Hoover, Martin Luther King, Robert Kennedy, and Nixon era themes, ending with a seasonal note about giving and pet adoptions.
PFC Frederick C. Bolton, 22, son of Mr and Mrs Mervin Bolton Glenwood, received the Air Medal near Song Be Vietnam while serving with the 1st Cavalry Division Air Mobile. He earned it for meritorious aerial flight in support of ground operations. Bolton entered service May 1970, basic training at Fort Lewis Washington. He is a 1967 Glenwood Community High School graduate and attended Wisconsin State University Platteville. His wife Janice lives in Malvern.
Michigan Circuit Court Judge Neil Fitzgerald ruled Detroit city workers may be required to pay labor union fees to keep their jobs. He ordered the city to collect fees for the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees and to refund fees already collected from 65 objecting employees. The decision impacts government workers amid a nationwide push by unions to bolster funds while stressing free speech and political beliefs.
Mills County farmers can obtain price support loans on corn grain sorghum soybeans oats rye barley and wheat through the ASC Office. Inspectors by township are listed, and loans help farmers market crops later or redeem with cash or CCC. Loans apply differently by commodity and program participation.
Mills County ARC raised 964 dollars in its 1970 fundraising drive deed with pie and coffee at Lakeview Manor Glenwood. Secretary Sharon Reid says 40 percent stays local 30 percent state 15 percent national and 15 percent for mental retardation research with thanks to Boy Scouts Troop 230 and Lakeview Manor. An organizational meeting is planned in January to elect officers and set goals with contact for further participation.
Alla Marine Gibson was born August 15 1882 in Olena Illinois and died December 9 1970 in Council Bluffs age 88. She married John Henry Schroeder May 15 1901 and had twelve children. The couple farmed in Iowa and Nebraska before moving to Malvern and later Thurman. Surviving children include four sons and five daughters with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Interment was in Malvern cemetery.
Wool payments begin about April 1 for 1970 wool and mohair marketed in 1970 and reported by January 31 1971 says Vern Sell chair Mills County ASC Committee. The 1970 marketing year ends December 31 payments depend on the 72 cent incentive minus national average price for 1970 marketings. Wool and mohair sales after December 31 1970 eligible for payment in early 1972. applications with receipts due by January 31 1971.
The Leader urges readers to check the classifieds for bargains and value offers. Listings highlight discounts, local services, and product deals aimed at budget conscious shoppers.
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