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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1976
Page
2
Editorial urges Iowa voters to register for the fall election under new rules. It notes Jan 1 1975 changes require all to register, warns 600000 eligible voters may be unregistered, explains three registration paths and deadlines including Oct 8 postcard cutoff and Oct 23 auditor/mobile registrar end dates. It contrasts rising government spending with personal spending.
The data show the United States relies heavily on foreign sources for key minerals. Manganese wide spread across Brazil and Africa. cobalt from Zaire and others. titanium dominated by Australia and India. chromium led by the USSR and Africa. tin and other metals sourced from Asia and the Americas. notable shares of fluorine, nickel, tungsten, and rare earths from Canada, Mexico, and Europe. The implications highlight strategic vulnerabilities in supply chains and national security considerations.
The piece reminds readers Tuesday is school election day with no Monticello board races but a Kirkwood board choice exists. It notes fall weather and upcoming football openers for Express area high schools and calls for college student lists by Sept 22.
Su Lim, a 1975 76 AFS student from Monticello, writes from Taiping Malaysia after a July arrival and August start of pre university classes. She thanks Monticello residents for a year of friendship, recalls a White House visit, and invites classmates to visit Malaysia while promising to return home to see them.
The Monticello Express, Monticello Iowa, lists its long history since 1965 and National and State awards across categories including general excellence typography editorials and photography. The piece notes circulation details and advertising agencies aligned with the paper.
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