Mills County Shows Small Gains In Second Quarter 1972
Mills County and Iowa state figures show modest gains in the second quarter ending June 30 1972. The county total sales tax receipts reached 8 006 889 marking the best quarterly total since tax collection began. Gains occurred in foods motor vehicles service public utilities and miscellaneous with declines in general merchandise and lumber and building materials. County totals by town include Glenwood Malvern Hamburg Sidney Tabor and Red Oak among others, with specific category breakdowns and a total Mills County tax of 121 625 14 for the quarter versus 119 024 94 in 1971.
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Iowa
Mills County
Glenwood
Glen
Malvern
Hamburg
Sidney
Oakland
Clarinda
Red Oak
Shanetien
Two Emerson Shenandoah men bound over on marijuana charge
William Doubleday of Emerson and Gary Waldman of Shenandoah were bound over to district court after being apprehended by Iowa Bureau of Investigation agents. They allegedly delivered marijuana and grew and processed 18 to 20 pounds on land south of Emerson. Bonds set at $5000 each. bonds supplied by Gibbons Bonding Co. of Council Bluffs. County Attorney James Thomas will prosecute pending written report.
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William Doubleday
Emerson
Gary Waldman
Shenandoah
Glenwood
John C. Watson
Iowa Bureau of Investigation
James Thomas
Gibbons Bonding Co
Council Bluffs
Liberty
Plan Group Forming For County Planning Commission
Grenwood Emerson Silver City and Henderson reps met Mills County supervisors for an informational session on a proposed county planning commission. Eldridge outlined functions and the need for the group to access federal funds. Membership set with 5 appointed by the board and Glenwood 2 from Malvern and one each from Emerson Hastings Henderson Pacific Junction Silver City.
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Grenwood
Emerson
Silver City
Henderson
Mills County Board of Supervisors
County Planning Commission
Charles Eldridge
Office of Planning & Program Division of Regional Affairs
Planning Commission
Henry Washburn
Wilbert Bond
Board of Supervisors
Glenwood
Malvern
Hastings
Pacific Junction
Malvern to Light Up Town for Firemen’s Frolic
President Karl Hertz announces Malvern Commercial club members will install the holiday street lighting fixtures tomorrow at 8 a.m. above Wilson Clothing. The lights go on Friday to start the Christmas season as the Firemen’s Frolic begins Saturday night. Volunteers are urged to join at Wilson’s location.
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Karl Hertz
Malvern Commercial Club
Malvern
Wilson Clothing
Wilson's
Mills County 4-H Awards Day Set for Nov 25
Mills County 4-H Awards Day is scheduled for November 25 at 1 30 p m in the Malvern Community building. Congressman William Scherle will be guest speaker. County 4-H Officers and Youth Committee members will participate and awards will be given to junior, intermediate and senior members.
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Mills County
Malvern
Marie Hopp
William Scherle
Henderson
David Angus
Wayne Hilton
Creighton Miller
Wayne Lincoln
Wilbur Wolfe
Harold Swett
Raymond Morrical
Don Godfrey
Darrell Godfrey
Linda Barber
Randy Costello
Harva Hillyer
IPALCO Plans Huge New Power Plant in Council Bluffs
Iowa Power and Light announces a 600 MW fossil fuel plant in Council Bluffs, cost up to 170 million dollars, to be built 1974–1979. Swanson says utilities will share ownership, plant uses low sulfur coal, and aims to serve a 400,000 person metro. Four times larger than existing units.
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Ipalco
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Dwight Swanson
Iowa Power and Light Company
Swanson
Iowa Power
Missouri River
Heart Monitor Ordered for Malvern Rescue Unit
Malvern emergency rescue unit buys a Monpulse Heart Monitor for 4150 dollars to enhance on scene care. Wm. D. Baer and Karl Hertz lead the volunteer EMTs who have trained 26 weeks and treated over 50 patients this year. Delivery expected within 30 days after training by Dr Nusrat Massid of Council Bluffs.
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Malvern
Wm. D. Baer
Karl Hertz
Hertz
Baer
Nusrat Massid
Council Bluffs
Bomb scare halts Glenwood High wrestling event
A bomb threat called into Glenwood police delayed a Glenwood Community High wrestling meet Monday. Officers, state troopers, and firefighters evacuated the building and searched all areas. nothing was found. Police report five threats this year with no ties to prior incidents. Authorities warn of up to five years in prison or a $1000 fine for making threats.
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Glenwood Community High
Glenwood
Ken Mead
Glenwood PD
Iowa Highway Troopers
Glenwood Fire Department
Mead
Iowa
Council Studies Disposal Fees
Malvern town council held a special meeting Thursday on the proposed sewage disposal plant. Hen ningsen Foods, Inc. officials attended to discuss facility needs and costs. A motion to cooperate with the company on providing facilities and sharing expenses was passed and noted in the minutes.
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Malvern
Henningsen Foods, Inc
Henningsen
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