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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1972
Page
2
The Daily Register editorial argues that a double standard harms Black Americans and cites Eddie McAshan of Georgia Tech as an example. It says civil rights leaders demand special favors, while discipline for rule breaches is necessary, and urges adherence to rules without discrimination.
The piece notes only two prior century low turnout years 1920 and 1948, then reports 1972 turnout at 54.5 percent with Gallup finding 45.5 percent did not vote due to registration barriers lack of interest work travel or being away from home. It argues nonvoters owe it to themselves and the country to inform themselves and participate.
Arnold L. Miller 49 of Ohley West Virginia a partially disabled miner vindicates slain UMWA leader Joseph A Yablonski in a closely supervised election The government counted the votes and found no fraud Miller Trbovich and Harry Patrick will take office once certified They aim to democratize the union move headquarters to the coal fields raise miners pension and seek possible reaffiliation with AFL CIO Chip Yablonski and Joseph Rauh will advise Miller and aides overturns anticipated by the MF D now the establishment
A fragmented OCR puzzle list presents numbered clues and cross-references across languages and cuisines, including items like Italian side dish, Bearnaise, Fiddler crab, and Danish phrases. The text hints at a cryptic style with multiple definitions, puns, and foreign language cues.
The Starmont FFA Chapter and 102 other Iowa chapters received a Superior Chapter Award for the National FFA Chapter Contest for the 1971-72 school year. The honor honors active participation in numerous FFA programs and activities each year.
Dave Moser writes to the Editor urging Fayette County to fund the Northeast Iowa Community Action Corporation food dispersion program for pregnant women and children under six. He notes eligibility based on poverty, not requiring ADC or food stamps, and describes what foods and guidance are provided by nurses and outreach staff. He warns federal funds have run out and appeals for local supervision support.
To the Editor the writer laments hit and run drivers after two vehicles were dented in downtown alleys and at a club parking lot. No names or insurance details were left, prompting a rebuke of reckless behavior. Kathy Reinert voices frustration at immature drivers who abandon responsibility.
Westgate records note infant Chad Jason Holtz, son of Mike and, Mrs. Holtz, baptized Sunday at St Peter Lutheran with Pastor Lloyd Bickel. Sponsors listed as Mrs Brent Bruns, Jeff Holtz. Weekend guests included families from Monona, Mason City, Ankeny, and Mitchellville. All attended Pam McClain and Mark Mahoney wedding at Grace Methodist in Oelwe Saturday night.
Mrs Edythe Hack spent several days in the home of her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Ron Wilkens in Waterloo. Mr Wilkens is hospitalized.
The Oelwein Daily Register details publication info, circulation notes, and contact contacts for subscriptions and advertising. It lists staff names including Warren Pike Mahoney Victor Gallo M.H Nicol Charles McCarty and others, with office hours and phone numbers for service.
Washington column argues the nation is far from corrupt overall, highlighting honest lawmakers like Hale Boggs, George Aiken, Elizabeth Holtzman, and K Gunn McKay. It notes brave public service, recalls My Lai contrasts, and invites readers to nominate unsung heroes for a brass ring reward.
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