Red Oak and Shenandoah Industry Boost Southwest Iowa Economy
Editorial notes the Red Oak Uniroyal Plastics and Industrial Co plant and the Eaton Corp. plant at Shenandoah will create about 200 jobs, 7.5 million investment, by 1973. It highlights site choice, community support, and officials present, predicting income stability for farmers and broader regional diversification.
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Red Oak
Shenandoah
Iowa
Uniroyal Plastics and Industrial Co
Eaton Corp
Uniroyal
Iowa Development Commission
Edward A. Martin
Plastics and Industrial Co
Earl G. Bass
Wm. H. Harbor
Robert Ray
Citizens Committee Opposed to Zoning Letter Argument
A letter from the Citizens Committee Opposed to Zoning argues against zoning as an infringement on property rights. They claim density can exist without zoning, citing Houston as an example with higher property values and better conditions under unzoned freedom. They call zoning dishonest and morally wrong, labeling government as a thief.
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Committee Against Zoning
Houston
Bette
Citizens Committee
Texas
Sincerly
Southwest Iowans seek ETV access for education
Letters urge Educational Television expansion to Southwest Iowa residents including Clarinda and Glenwood. The group Southwest Iowa Friends of ETV asks neighbors to join, noting Sesame Street and The Electric Company would aid children’s reading and number skills. Mrs. Wilda Martin invites clubs to help and contact details are given. CITY VETS MEET and a separate car crash report follow.
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Civilization
Forsythe Sage
Electric Company
Clarinda
Southwest Iowa
Wilda Martin
South 20Th Clarinda
Lt Mike Waymire Commissioned in Air Force
Michael E. Waymire son of Mr and Mrs James E Waymire Hastings was commissioned a second lieutenant after graduating from OTS Lackland AFB Texas He is assigned to Mather AFB California for navigator training Waymire a 1967 Malvern Community High School graduate earned a B S from Midland College Fremont Nebraska and belongs to Theta Alpha Psi His wife is Alice M Harris.
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San Antonio
Michael E. Waymire
James E. Waymire
Hastings
U. S. Air Force
Officer Training School
OTS
Lackland Afb
Tex
Waymire
Mather Afb
Calif
Malvern Community High School
Midland College
Fremont
Nebr
Theta Alpha Psi
Alice M. Harris
Malvern Leader Publication Rates and Contact Info
The Malvern Leader announces subscription prices for Mills County Iowa and nearby areas. Rates include one year five dollars, six months three dollars, three months two dollars, two years eight fifty, with higher rates for Alaska and Hawaii. Advertising costs shown per word and per inch, with minimums and reader locals listed.
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Mills County
Iowa
Imogene, Randolph and
Tabor
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Silver City social scenes and Scout notes in January
Mr and Mrs Harold Williams hosted a card club with Carl Schroder Joe Wriedt and Bernard Roenfeldt of Glenwood. The Deckers plan a Ko city Kansas trip after a 15 day leave while Lakeview Manor staff celebrated Miss Charlotte Decker's birthday. Ron Guilliams departs for the Naval Academy after visiting Denise Ord and her parents. Cub Scout Pack 230 met January 27 at the Legion Hall with Den 2 presenting a skit and a new membership card for Jerry Roberts. Plans for a Feb 24 pot luck at the Legion Hall were discussed.
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Harold Williams
Carl Schroder
Co. Bluffs
Joe Wriedt
Bernard Roenfeldt
Glenwood
Delmar Decker
Chuck
Juctson City
Kaw
Deckers
Lakeview Manor
Charlotte Decker
Ron Guilliams
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Denise Ord
Harvey Ord
Legion Hall
Den 2
Games
Jerry Roberts
the Legion Hall
Bass Pushes ETV Expansion Cost and Hog Cholera Bill
Senator Earl G. Bass urges extending Educational Television to all of Iowa, noting a $4.5 million funding hurdle and no current tax increase. He expects action next year and promises progress reports. The Senate passed a Hog Cholera bill mandating ear tagging of hog movements except to market. House action pending.
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Earl G. Bass
Iowa
Towa
House
Senate
Iowa Legislature Debates ETV Funding and Local Autonomy
In the Iowa Legislature Speaker William H. Harbor notes priority matters on schedule, cites revenue as the main delay for educational television. Debate includes environmental agency consolidation for efficiency and a Municipal Code Bill granting cities more local decision making.
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William H. Harbor
House
Iowa
Hawkins Receives 80 Day Sentences in Mills County
Minnesota man William Riley Hawkins was sentenced to 80 days on each of two counts of false drawing and uttering bank checks by Judge LeRoy Johnson. The terms run concurrently after Hawkins had been bound over on December 22 and later tied to a spree of no fund checks in Glenwood. He had been picked up attempting to cash a check and remained jailed after failing to post bond.
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Minnesota
William Riley Hawkins
LeRoy Johnson
Mills County
Hawkins
Glenwood
District Court
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Ray
Iowa Power and Light Company
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Des Moines
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Ladies Auxiliary
Mills County Barracks
Ed Dresher
Navy
Council Bluffs
Strahan
Malvern
Mike Waymire
Clarence Coates
Lyle Hillhouse
F. A. Wortman
Silver City
CUS Ars
Rhoades
Aatega
Collins Drug Co
Edel Knight
Harbor
ETV
Cargil
Harold L. Skerritt
Iena
Walter Knop Emerton, Lewa
Gerald P. Duyson