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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1971
Page
2
The Oelwein editorial urges naming students responsible for damaging public school property. It argues that masking culprits by parental payment fosters permissiveness and repeats past harms. It notes damages at Junior High and Senior High and expects guilty names to be released to deter future acts.
Analysis argues the U S deficit abroad is unsustainable with 31.9 billion dollars more spent overseas in the last decade and a 5.2 billion first quarter shortfall. It urges Europe to bear more costs for U S troops and bases and to adjust trade and military subsidies to reduce the imbalance.
European and American intellectuals once praising Fidel Castro condemn the poet Heberto Padilla case. Signatories include Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, Mario Vargas Llosa and Carlos Franqui say the 4,000 word confession was coerced. The letter marks a sharp reversal by many former allies.
Daily Register notes civic efforts to promote new industry at Fayette County Lake site and support for existing businesses. Plans include a community center and traffic light at Island f, with completion expected by September 1. Also announced are planned tree replanting this spring and widening of So. Fred. Are roads as part of local development. Prayer included.
Frigidaire division of General Motors faces financial trouble with labor costs cited as a factor as plants shed workers. 11,000 production staff remain, 500 more laid off this week, wage rollback and a 3 percent raise question on the table. President Edward W. Cole notes wages as a key issue while management seeks tech-based solutions. Local unemployment has surged from 2,700 in 1970 to 7,606 in the past April.
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The Iowa Senate on Tuesday voted 27 to 17 against a weighty amendment that would have reorganized environmental regulation. The bill would have created a Department of Environmental Quality to consolidate air water and soil pollution control powers, solid waste disposal, and chemical technology regulatory authority.
Louisvile resident and former Min County native Char epee Blt Sou retired from naval ordnance service after a long career. He worked as an apprentice machinist with a major railroad shop, later joining a Lovol factory in Washington and then locating in Lacersville in 1941. He received service awards and plans extensive traveling, including visits to the US and Cana. His early life included local schooling and family ties to Mrs. Howard Jaenit, Alais Arlington, Mrs. Thalines, and Mrs. Loren Lawn.
Sowa merchants faced a summer rise in shoplifting as classes ended. Juveniles were detained after two girls, aged 12 and 13, stole items from local shops and were caught with the goods. A 19 year old from Olweisit was fined for stealing nail polish and a book, and a young Olwein boy was fined after a store theft.
The Oelwem Fremen responded to two separate fires in the same evening. At 8:21 p.m. a car fire near Clinton hamdr dp threatened a residence at 10 extiNsiish nominer Wage on the Law's back porch. Earlier, a fire started by an outdoor lighter near 52 Mifth Ave NW damaged a 1957 Mere ny owned by Thomsen.
Five hands challenge a bid decision after partner opens one spade. Analyze expected scores and determine if jumping to three spades is justified, given constraints like overcalling and possible heart holdings. Part 1 explores a five-card or longer spade support scenario with threat of overbidding and the need to honor partner’s balance.
The Waterloo Regional Red Cross Blood Center extends hepatitis screening to every pint of blood. Despite NIH and BSL support, no test is perfect. Volunteer donors remain preferred, as paid donations carry higher hepatitis risks. Drawing times shift to 11:09 to 1:00 on Monday and 3:09 to 7:00 on Thursday. appointments urged.
Waterloo Red Cross Blood Center announces new donor hours effective June 1 1971 On Mondays hours are 11 am to 1 am and Thursdays 3 pm to 7 pm.
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