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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1964

Page

4

We Need More Space for Fire Equipment

Malvern voters face an election next Thursday on building a new structure to house fire and municipal equipment. The proposal would cost up to 20 000 dollars financed by a levy up to 2 mills. The fire department now has three trucks in the old space while seven municipal vehicles crowd the shed, and the community must weigh the tax impact against the need for improved protection.

Malvern Munici Pality Liberty Memorial

Income Emphasis Over Tax Cuts in Local Farming and Small Business

The article notes farm and self-employed workers pay the most property tax, with calls for more state school aid while avoiding new taxes. It argues higher cattle and hog prices are needed to lift farm income, cites food chains and imports as stressors, and urges reducing herd sizes and improving prices to ease tax pressure, quoting Norman Douglas.

Towans Thea County Farm Bureau E. W. Burdie State Department of Public Instruction

Rep Scherle Notes Swing to Smaller House

Rep Scherle analyzes reapportionment in a special session focusing on realigning House and Senate seats. He notes many legislators flip positions for election year reasons while cautioning against generosity that could lock in permanent changes and hinder future representation. He praises Lt. Governor Mooty but criticizes House leadership for city-focused power dynamics.

Rep. Scherle Senate House

Iowa Lawmaker’s Stand on Reapportionment and House Size

A Iowa official decries reapportionment as a political tool harming small counties. He opposes a conference committee plan, favors a small House around 110 members and a 50 member Senate, and pledges to pursue due process, potential court action, stays, and preservation of existing districts until Supreme Court rulings. He stresses minority protection and a balance of population and area.

Conference Committee United States Senate House Hach County Iowa United States Supreme Court Nebraska

Conference committee seeks reapportionment compromise

As the two houses fail to agree on redistricting a conference committee is attempting to craft a compromise plan. The unsigned opinion notes the stalemate and the lawmakers hope for resolution before publication.

Malvern Leaders Debate State Senate and House Plans

In Malvern Iowa discussions linger over legislative apportionment as 56 senators and a large House are considered. Proposals compare Bay Plan with 129 or 113 members, weighing county representation, costs, and potential blocs, while Mills and Fremont counties illustrate how county sizes affect districting and competitiveness. The speaker remains hopeful a fair plan will emerge after conference committees and further deliberation.

Polk County Woodbury Linn Black Hawk Scott Senate Polk Mills Fremont Fremont County Mills County

Letter to the editor on pool debate and public needs

A reader criticizes Hol Edie for comparing a swimming pool to the municipal water plant and library, arguing the water system is essential. The writer urges focusing on pool support and civic turnout, notes kids’ views may mislead, and endorses a motivational idea and a reading recommendation.

Hol ‘Edie Edie Edis

Appreciation for Feb 23 60th Anniversary Coverage

Mrs Vernon Johnson writes to the Emerson Methodist church praising APPRECIATED PUBLICITY for generous detailed publicity of the Feb 23 60th Anniversary observance of the church and WSCS. She expresses deep gratitude for ongoing coverage and support from the editor.

Methodist Church WSCS Vernon Johnson

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Reagan Faith John Donne Norman Douglas the Malvern Leader RA Wortman Congress Imogene Randolph and Tabor Scherle A William J. Scherle Bill Mooty Catansfi Elit’ Piri Earl Bass Good Grain Company Harbor Feed & Grain Henderson Vern Lisle Fremont, Mills, Page Counties HE Malvern Eddie Collins Cudahy & Spencer Pack Tut Silver Creek James Webb Young Rafferty Mobil Glenwood Mansfield Malvern, IA C.l Bud Hertz Fire Department Malvern Town Council Levy Malvern Volunteer Fire Department
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