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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1975
Page
2
The Monticello Express editorial presents Sigma Delta Chi’s 1973 code of ethics for journalists. It states responsibilities to inform the public, defend freedom of the press, pursue accuracy and objectivity, and show fairness and respect in all reporting. It calls on all Express staff to uphold these principles.
The Oregonian announces higher weekday edition prices as newsprint wholesale climbs from 168 to 245 dollars per ton since 1973, rising further to 270 by January 1975. Payrolls exceed three years ago by about 40 percent, signaling broader inflation impacts on daily and weekly papers nationwide and highlighting the critical role of advertising in funding free press and keeping prices affordable.
The Monticello Express highlights its status as one of America’s most honored community newspapers. It lists multiple national and state awards across categories including general excellence, typography, editorials, news coverage, photography, and advertising.
The Rose Bowl 1975 theme American Heritage signals a nationwide Bicentennial push. Monticello, named for Jefferson, should form a committee to plan local observances and ask Great Jones County Fair directors about Bicentennial participation.
The Express announces a new monthly column Bicentennial Diary covering national history starting January 1775. A note on editorial policy and the option for paid ads is included. Bouquet of the week honors David Remley of Anamosa for retiring January 1 as Jones County attorney after a storied term.
A Monticello reader criticizes the Gazette coverage of district topics including a disputed library book and modular scheduling. The letter argues the board is politicized, notes classroom crowding and space needs, praises counselor and program gains, and urges practical fixes over new buildings.
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