Resignation of Kling Unfortunate for Malvern Town
Benny Kling resigns as Malvern City Marshal ending a two year tenure that modernized the department and earned local praise. The town now faces replacing a professional, energetic leader who improved equipment and community youth programs while maintaining day and night service.
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Malvern
Benny Kling
Kling
Truman Hardy
Jon Kemp
Highway Patrol
Benny
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Along Main Street With A Column Of Satire And Smoke
A collage of local jabs and anecdotes notes gas wars over price per gallon, a call to update a red white and blue sign, a Kentucky woman’s holy water joke at customs, and protest of slaughter of wild Idaho mustangs. It also pokes fun at PR and politics, ends with ecology notes on trees and air cooling, citing experts and organizations.
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John Birchers
Glenwood
Watergate
Idaho
Farm Bureau
Jacques J. Pinkard
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Karl Wolfgang Boer
University of Delaware
American Forest Institute
Letter to Editor Rebutts Graduation Editorial
Alameda resident Alex P Handros argues against the May 24 1973 editorial on children and war. He recalls 1942 45 Europe duty, praises end of the draft and stronger diplomacy, and defends U S national security while urging readers to consider reality over idealism.
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Korea
England
Europe
United States
South Vietnam
Russia
China
America
Senate Votes to Seat Ramsey and Advances Key Bills
The senate seated Senator Ramsey from Osceola after a hand count of 8,000 contested ballots. Livestock tax exemption, ADC buyout, and Vietnam veteran bonus bills advanced from committee on May 31 and set for June 1 debate. A property tax cycle plan and a road diversion compromise, plus a 182 page election reform bill, shape the legislative pace with ongoing appropriations work.
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Senate
Ramsey
Osceola
A.D.C
General Fund
House
Two-Mile Zoning Discussed at Special Gathering May 23rd
Representatives from five Mills county communities met May 23 to review county wide zoning and two mile limit plans. The Glenwood Chamber sponsored the gathering as officials urged immediate planning authority to safeguard local needs and funds.
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Mills County
Glenwood Chamber of Commerce
Malvern
Jon Kemp
Mills County Planning Commission
Silver City
Gerald Jones
Glenwood
Harold Radford
Pacific Junction
Emerson
Mills
Bill Stone
Glenwood Opinion-Tribune
Dave Snow
Legislature Narrows Priorities As Adjournment Draws Nearer
William H Harbor outlines approaching adjournment as the legislature trims priority items. Debates include public employee collective bargaining and no fault insurance, with some issues shelved for the Second Session. Pay hikes for county officers progress. Sunday liquor sales discussed. Legislative Progress Report shows bills introduced and passed compared to 1971 totals. Malvern Leader Malvern Iowa June 7 1939
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William H. Harbor
65Th General Assembly
House
Senate
Mills County Crop Progress Report Shows Strong Planting
Mills County Extension Office reports about 95 percent of corn planted and 85 percent of soybeans in the ground. The first hay cutting has begun and LaVerne Obrecht says the crops look good.
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Mills County
LaVerne Obrecht
Obrecht
Marriage Licenses and Court Actions Reported
The Clerk of Courts reports two marriage licenses issued this week in Glenwood and Pacific Junction, one to Randall Ray Reafleng and Julie Lincoln, another to Douglas Good and Cheryl Hedlund. District Court Judge Paul H. Sulhoff heard cases including a dismissed driving while license suspended charge for Joseph Hammers, a dismissed OMVAS for Darwin Swanson, a $300 fine for Jay W. Wright on an OMVUI, and a sentencing for Charlene Francis Green on an OMVUI set for June 18. Also noted: courthouse offices to be closed June 12 including Auditor, Recorder, Treasurer, Clerk of District Court, Board of Supervisors and Superintendent.
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Glenwood
Cheryl Hedlund
Emerson
Paul H. Sulhoff
Co. Bluffs
Joesph Hammers
Tabor
Hammers
OMVAS
Darwin Swanson
Malvern
Jay W. Wright
Charlene Francis Green
Leader
Board of Supervisors
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