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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1971
Page
10
A mosaic of opinion pieces and local notices discusses legislative influence, consumer protection, and political critique. It notes Iowa lawmakers bow to industry, urges banning throwaway containers, warns of price manipulation by packaging, and mentions a church service rescheduling due to the Super Bowl. See you along Main Street.
Mr Staley urged action at the NFO Convention in Kentucky outlining a plan to use a broader collective bargaining program for farmers. He proposed hog and grain lifts moving production to higher price areas, possible peaceful demonstrations, and a new anti trust bill to regulate food industry conglomerates. His address drew a standing ovation and signaled strong unity among delegates.
The Leader urges readers to check the advertisements for discounted prices and better value. It highlights deals across categories, encouraging quick action to maximize benefits from local merchants.
Senator Earl G Bass announces a series of district newsletters from Des Moines Iowa 50319. He lists committee roles Social Services ranking member Agriculture Schools State Government and invites constituents to write with concerns. He notes focus on the state budget and interim tax study committee chaired by Senator Ralph W Porter. He provides contact phone 515-281-3371 and office address.
Rep Harbor calls Iowans to share views with lawmakers as committees begin work after ceremony. He notes drug control and tax study topics, urges grass roots input, and signals target floor activity around March first. He emphasizes accountability, reapportionment plans, and accessible channels via his Des Moines office.
The Malvern Community School released the nine weeks and semester honor roll compiled by high school principal Roger Rohifs. Names span seventh through eleventh grades and include seniors Bill Baer Nancy Bloedel Bruce Breeding Glen Dickersbach Suzanne Summers, with several students earning both nine week and semester honors.
Larry Lewellen son of Mr and Mrs Dale Lewellen of Maryville Missouri formerly Malvern residents enlisted in the U S Air Force in January 1913 His address is AB Lewellen Larry G FR 49154 7273 CMR 6 SQ3706 Fit 71 Lackland APB Texas 78239
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