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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1971
Page
10
An eclectic column cites tin can disposables versus aluminum, critiques the justice system after 13 Black Panthers acquittals, and laments inflation and civic signage fines. It notes Senator Bass proposing a weed bill to curb Teasel in cemeteries and ends with a casual signoff.
A family diary notes nine kittens born in the basement with Miranda the queen cat, rescued from the dump after an injured jaw. Outdoor tomcats and dogs are poor babysitters, while the household provides rag lined boxes and personal meals for each expectant mother. A humorous aside mentions plans to share cat Planned Parenthood info and a quip about stairs and murder on knees.
The Nishna Cottage hosted the Silver City Junior Choir Saturday afternoon. The Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints of Tabor held Sunday afternoon worship services there.
This weekly notes Senate work on the tax bill and budgeting measures. Senators held caucuses over two days, signaling there is no clear solution yet. Earl Bass is cited in connection with the ongoing discussions and stalled progress.
NFO reports Pfingsten, vice president, publicly challenges Congressman Martin of Nebraska to a debate over Farm Policy Advisor Houthakker's statements. Pfingsten accuses Martin of misrepresenting policy and vows to bring sworn affidavits to prove Houthakker’s remarks on reducing human resources in Agriculture and expanding corporate control. He urges a farm audience debate within 30 days with Houthakker present.
Malvern Iowa council met with Mayor Hardy and six council members present. Engineer Clinton Weber discussed sewer treatment plant design and location. he will return June 9 with further information. Town Clerk Woodford R Byington recorded the adjournment.
Speaker William H Narber defends new trespass law to help university administration handle disruptive incidents at the University of Town. He praises student leaders opposing vandalism while urging lawful dissent and proclaims the campus will not shut down. Legislature signals austere measures, tax easements, and party participation rights for eighteen year olds.
Nancy Bloedel of Malvern has been accepted with honors to the Towa Methodist Hospital School of Nursing in Des Moines. She earned a 92 on the entrance exam and will begin the three year program on Aug. 31 to pursue RN certification.
The extension program announces a rule change allowing all counties to join the 4 H Dress Revue at the Town State Fair 1971. Eligible county representatives must be enrolled in clothing for three years and be senior in fall 1971. Counties must declare interest by June 1 and list enrolled girls. top enrollments may gain an additional participant. contestants from Council Bluffs area attend together for a 1 1/2 day schedule, with finalists returning for the final on August 28.
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