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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1973
Page
3
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In a Fayette County Fair straw poll of 354 voters, Ted Kennedy led among Democratic choices for 1976, with 61 to 57 percent over Charles Percy, 59 to 27 percent over Ronald Reagan, and 57 to 25 percent over Agnew. Walt Griffin noted Democrats dominated the sample, skewing results higher for Kennedy and Percy as front runners.
Recent visitors in the Gus Rueber home were Dr. and Mrs. Max Keding and son, David, Paris, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rueber and son Micah, Escon dido, Cal, Diane Rueber, Decorah and Reita Rueber, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Taylor, Yankton, 5.D., were guests of Mrs. Emma Bruns, Christie Mahoney, Mary Dircks and Jeffrey Marshall, Shakopee, Minn., spent two weeks in the John Mahoney home. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Sabin, Ronnie and Scott, Cedar Falls, visited in the Mrs. Will Sabin home. They and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sabin and family and Larry Sabin were supper guests in the Mrs. Will Sabin home. Visitors in the Mrs. Will Sabin home were Mr. and Mrs. Don Tellin, Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Tellin and daughters and Dennis Tellin, all of Oelwein and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sabin and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Stoffregen, Albert Dumpman and Mrs. Ed Plaster visited Mrs. Albert Dumpman at Iowa City. Mrs. Amalia Meyer visited her sister, Mrs. Bertha Meyer and also visited at the Herbert Meyer home in Maynard. Michelle and Kathy Doyle, Oelwein, spent a few days in the Paul Ford home. Mrs. Amalia Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Treptow and Mr. and Mrs. Burle Downing attended a party at the Mrs. Mary Treptow home in Oelwein in honor of her birthday.
Attorney General Richard Turner seeks help from the State Social Services Department to root out welfare fraud. He cites county cooperation gaps and notes 30 percent of identified errors arise from misrepresentation by recipients. Turner urges joining the National Welfare Fraud Association for shared techniques.
Hazleton news notes a junior art contest entry process for a drawing titled A Sign of Autumn. entrants aged over 14 may submit on plain white paper with a four inch border. entries become the property of The Register and are not returned. Debbie Marshall of Perry visits the Kunkle home. Kjar family visits Hazleton area. Paul Wikstrom, 13, Racine, wins a drawing prize and is visiting the Brickmans.
South in four notrump faces a heart lead and a diamond sequence where a normal safety play fails if the jack is finessed. West can force a mirage by a 40 break, but South can guarantee the contract with a super safety play by letting West win the diamond to cover all divisions. The defender’s queen on first diamond can tempt a wrong play, but ducking the queen ensures 100 percent compliance with the contract.
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