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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1975
Page
4
An editorial notes FDA’s split stance on diethylstilbestrol. It approved DES for short term human use while tightening rules for livestock use citing potential cancer risk from liver residues. The piece questions equal protection for women and animals amid differing safety interpretations.
Readable fragments recount student lives at Malvern Community High School. Profiles include Roger Alexander and Debi Farmer with favorites, hobbies, and ambitions. Glenda Clark, Lou Ann Adair, and others detailing classes, activities, and plans. FHA HERO conference notes summarize 1975 event plans and keynote details.
Farm Bureau Service Co. of Council Bluffs and Malvern held its annual meeting at Club 64 with Henry Rattner as manager. The firm reported over 2 million dollars in gross sales and more than 300 thousand in net earnings for the past year. Speakers and officers included A F Kemnitz, Eugene Krohn, and a slate of directors and award recipients.
Tom McAndrews president of the Clarinda Production Credit Association joined PCA presidents from Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming at the District PCA Presidents Conference in Omaha February 26 28. The meeting sponsored by the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank focused on the 1975 farm and ranch outlook and the expanding use of agricultural credit in the region. PCA officials discussed their financing role in supporting the industry.
The first week of March marks the FHA State Leadership Conference with about 400 members and 200 advisors converging on Hotel Fort Des Moines for the 1975 event.
Rev Harry Meyer, pastor, hosts Sunday School at 9 30 a m and Worship Service at 10 30 a m. Community members are invited to attend the morning lineup and fellowship following the service.
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