Poverty War Resumes and Labor Tensions Rise
The piece discusses renewed intensity in poverty programs, criticizing administration actions as self-serving. It notes Vietnam era crime policy debates, and critiques of Ramsey Clark and federal enforcement. It covers potential shifts in labor law via the Common Situs Picketing bill, warning it could undermine right to work in construction and hurt independent unions. It mentions a Monterey Tennessee poverty program progress report.
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Radsey Gack
Attornat
Srott
Clark
House of Representatives
Ramsey Clark
House Rules Committee
House
Iowa
Monterey
Tenn
Vietnam
Cornwallis
Jolly Old England
Farmers to Elect Two Committees in Township
Farm community committees to be elected September 19 by ASCS. Polls open from noon to six in designated local sites. Nominations filed include Kenneth Graves Wayne Hilton Wayne Reith Mickelson Walter Phelps at Deer Creek Strahan School and other listed locations.
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Ais Campy
ASCS
Moon
Ceger
Hillsisie
Kenneth Graves
Wayne E. Hilton
Wayne Reith Therap Mickelson
Walter Phelps
Martin Sn
Deer Creek
Strahan School
Bot
Virgi
W. Curtis
Kes
Iowa Para 1 Outlook Signals Mixed Prospects
Wisner notes high summer interest and materializing yield prospects for Iowa para 1 outlook. The report mentions ongoing demand and evolving conditions as the season progresses despite some uncertainties.
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Wisner
Soybean Use Forecast for 1988 89 Crops and Marketing Year
The article projects the 1988 89 marketing year ending August 1990 soybean use around 70 million bushels with a crush of 553 million, exports of 261 million, and food and seed use of 56 million. Crush and exports are expected to stay near last year. Beginning September 1 the new year may push total soybean use above 900 million bushels, potentially as high as 399 million.
Bonds Faced for Axle Violations and Related Citations
Theodore Barton Jr of McLaren Construction Shenandoah bound over to Mills County District Court for axle weight violations totaling 1,200 dollars. Bond set 300 for overweight No 1 axle and 400 for overweight No 2. Barton hauled machinery for Pony Creek watershed project. Also bound over: Raymond T Lee Malvern 500 bond for operating while intoxicated. George R Watson Glenwood fined 15 dollars. Bruce Maddocks Glenwood fined 10 dollars. Gerievieve Mintle Glenwood fined 15 dollars for improper passing. Patricia M Lawrence Silver City fined 20 dollars for permitting an unauthorized minor to drive.
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Theodore Barton, Jr
McLaren Construction Company
Shenandoah
Mills County District Court
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Barton
Pony Creek
Remley
Raymond T. Lee
Malvern
Lee
Robert Evans
Marshal C. Rich
George R. Watson
Glenwood
Bruce Maddocks
Gerevieve Mintle
Patricia M. Lawrence
Silver
Scribblings by MH E in a slowed clock town store tale
The narrator notes a slow clock and a father preoccupied with troubles as they discuss language quirks. A Fall Festival photo mishap, a search through a 1968 General Catalogue, and memories of an old-time New Jersey general store with period candies evoke nostalgia and gentle humor.
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Father
Bis Tome
New Jersey
Menton
New Books Added to Malvern Free Public Library
A list of recent publications delivered to Malvern Free Public Library curated by librarian Mrs. Terry Forney. Titles span history, fiction, science, and social issues, reflecting a broad intake for patron use with notes on wartime and cultural topics.
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Malvern Free Public Library
St Uilles
Terry Forney
Victory Valley
Nelson Hutto
Dan Robertson
Jose Yglesias
United Press International
Gil Walter
Kevin Lee
Francis Chichester
John Perry
William Brink
Victor Charlig
Kuno Knoebl
Red Oak Driver Fined After Mishap Near Here
Justice of Peace Ernest Timmerman at Glenwood heard traffic cases including Lyle E. Myers of Red Oak fined $0 and costs for improper passing after a collision three miles northwest of Malvern between Myers' car and a semi operated by Clifford D. Cochran of Ray Mondville Mo damage noted on both vehicles.
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Justice of Peace
Ernest Timmerman
Glenwood
Lyle E. Myers
Red Oak
Myers
Clifford D. Cochran
Raymondville
Malvern
Jerry Paul Nortin
Dora Cozad
Derzel Parramore
Barbara Jean Parks
Ekion
Thomas Hiley
Prohibited Passing Case Sealed in Bartlett County
Robert Stonerock and co-defendants from Bartlett and Glenwood faced charges for improper vehicle operation and minor in possession. A minor alcohol case resulted in a $25 fine plus court costs. Additional counts included operating a vehicle without proper registration and related penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stonerock
Bartlett
Local Court Fines Driver in Vehicle Control Case
A Glenwood man, Michael J. Hil, was fined 30 dollars plus costs after a base offense involving vehicle anchor control. The brief court action names Hil and notes the financial penalties imposed.
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Michael J. Hil
Glenwood
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