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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1967
Page
4
The piece urges readers to recognize the lawmakers who completed a term with diligence. It thanks the legislators Harbor and Lisl for their service and invites readers to extend personal thanks for their efforts during the session amid a diverse population and ongoing debates.
The tax relief bill promises a temporary rural relief while offering ongoing larger help to cities. Rural districts like Malvern and Mishaw Valleys will see modest benefits, but urban areas receive the broader, lasting support. The bill also weighs state aid factors, noting property values and personal exemptions influence distributions.
Senator Lisle reflects on the General Assembly's nearing end, noting bipartisan effort on property tax relief and school aid. He highlights plans to shift costs via replacement funds, limit district spending growth, and establish a budget review committee to enforce growth caps, while acknowledging ongoing debates and regional representation.
A fragmentary note asserts that the people of Iowa and a district in Perdculer approved something. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text. No names, dates, or concrete actions are identifiable from the readable portion.
Fragmented OCR notes recount J Edgar Hoover declaring war on communists in a Las Vegas speech on October 9, 1962, and allege a 1966 Senate inquiry tied to a Bow many know claim. It mentions Kosygin talks, cheers, and U.S. anti communist sentiment amid Vietnam hostilities.
Roy E Alter born September 22 1902 in Persia Iowa died July 2 1967 at his Randolph home. He worked with his father in Persia from 1929 married Lois Tinker in 1937 and moved to Randolph in 197 where they lived. Funeral July 5 at the Methodist church with Rev Gerald Rogers officiating. memory casket bearers included Howant jar Vanalla Ben Helzel Elgin Dritkell Gerald Inman and Win Davis. Burial at Rendolph Cemetery under the direction of Pioneer Crewlord Funeral Home.
The Malvern Leader lists visitors from Oklahoma City, Fort Worth, Wisconsin, and California, with locals like Mr and Mrs Lee Littheton and the Picker family mentioned. Navy enlistment for Lyle Courtier is noted, plus a Horseshoe Saddle Club meeting at the E R Loughlin home. Tax revision debate and personal reflections from a Des Moines representative are included, ending with school district savings under the new tax revision bill.
Rep Harbor outlines how a tax revision bill would affect area school districts and pledges ongoing constituent outreach. He reflects on a long session, stresses integrity over programs, and invites residents to request speaking engagements or contact him in Henderson.
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