Along Main Street With Pete Graham
A rambling local column mocks censorship on The Tonight Show over The Godfather phrase. It condemns TV edits and defends genuine minority rights while bemoaning media hypocrisy. The piece closes with satire on marriages and a quip about Sonny. See you along Main Street.
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Mario Puzo
Carson
NBC
America
FBI
Wall Street
Cosa Nostra
Shirley Temple
Mack Sennett
Hollywood
Main Street
Agriculture Cannot Benefit From Loss of Ag Dept Bass
Senator Earl G. Bass reflects on President Nixon's Iowa address and debate over eliminating the Department of Agriculture. He opposed dividing the department and notes passage of a hog cholera eradication bill amid broader state political maneuvering. He lists visiting groups and urges youth attendance at sessions.
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Bass
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Committee
Iowa
From Our House
Busy mothers must guard against treating the Man of the House as a child. The writer humorously urges fairness at meals and daily chores, suggesting simple acts to show respect and affection. A light domestic tone recalls family dynamics and a playful tip list for keeping husbands feeling special.
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White House
Crippled Children Clinic Schedules Red Oak Visit
The Crippled Children Clinic at Red Oak, hosted by SSCC, will hold a diagnostic and evaluation clinic on Tuesday March 30 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church MOL 11 Summit St. in Red Oak for Mills county children with chronic congenital or multiple health problems, replacing the Feb 23 postponement.
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State Services For Crippled Children
SSCC
Red Oak
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Mills County
Harbor Leader Talks State Finances and Budget Pressures
Rep William Hi of Harbor reflects on a historic Iowa visit by the President and outlines budget aims for 1972-73. He notes revenue shortages and a need to live within means, with potential shifts from property taxes to sales or income taxes while preserving tax relief efforts.
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United States
Iowa
Towan
Pollution Meeting at Guthrie Center
Three Iowa State University Extension Agricultural Engineers will discuss beef and swine waste disposal land pollution and odor control at Guthrie Center City Hall on March 18. Ted Willrich opens at 10 a.m. on laws and cases while Dale Hull covers housing and confinement units and Steward Melvin discusses runoff control. Willarch closes at 3 p.m. with odor and pollutant controls. Reserve by March 15 with the county Extension office per LaVerne Obrecht.
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Guthrie Center City Hall
Iowa State University Extension Agricutural
Ted Willrich
Dale Hull
Steward Melvin
Iowa State Ag
Willarch
LaVerne C. Obrecht
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Bud) Hertz
Malvern, Iowa
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