Oelwein district boosts general fund by 2 percent
Editorial notes a 2 percent rise in the Oelwein Community School District general fund for 1971-72, totaling 1,871,641 a 36,746 increase over 1970-71. State aid gains and economy measures cut millage by at least 3.5. Downsizing included four elementary teacher cuts, removal of an elementary principal and a curriculum coordinator, and the closure of Southside school amid cost controls.
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Southside
Tax Relief Ties to School Budget In OCSD Plan
The budget shows over five percent pay raises for teachers and staff, bond retirements for new elementary and junior high schools, and a reduced elementary staff due to the new school. Opened this August, the budget awaits final approval with a hearing set July 12 at the administrative office.
India appeals for world aid to refugees in Pakistan crisis
Indira Gandhi appeals for stronger international response as millions of refugees flood into India from Pakistan. She cites Europe’s 10 000 refugees as a contrast and urges concrete help beyond a token airlift in a context of vast humanitarian need and internal disruption.
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Indira Gandhi
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Soviet Union
Gandhi
Frangenberg Faces Run For Congress Amid Realignment
Des Moines IDPA reports Paul Frangenbergs weighs multiple political options as reapportioned districts reshape his path. He may target the new third or fifth district, considering Ames and Conrad connections, potential rival William Scherfe, and Democrat support in Story and Boone counties. The veteran faces debt from a 1968 gubernatorial bid and uncertain prospects as Harold Hughes eyes a presidential run.
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Robert D. Ray
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No fault auto insurance debated in Minnesota Legislature
A recent Minnesota case highlights the clash over no fault auto insurance. A 14 year old girl in St Louis Park received a 27500 settlement for medical costs and nearly 48000 in medical bills. Critics argue no fault would overpay and boost costs. Supporters cite federal studies showing lawsuit costs exorbitant and undercompensation in some cases.
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Geneva Landry rites set for Oelwein church burial at Long Grove
Geneva Landry 46 died Wednesday evening at Palmer Memorial Hospital. Funeral Saturday June 26 at First Baptist Church Oelwein at 2 p.m. Rev Mel Hoy to officiate. Burial Long Grove Cemetery. Survivors: husband Haymond five daughters Music Miller Kruse Lions Falls South I and Lou Ann Barbara and all at home two sons Larry Maynard Raymond three sisters three brothers six grandchildren. Mrs Landry native of McComb Illinois.
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Brant Funeral
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Nenise Kinred Visits Grandmother in Aurora
Nenise Kinred of Independence Missouri is spending a month with her grandmother Mrs Altee Hanschen in Aurora, sharing time at her home and enjoying local town sights during the stay.
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Sumner service set for Mrs. G. T. Platte
Mrs. G T Platte 79 of Sumner died Tuesday at Sumner Community Hospital. Services Saturday at St John s American Lutheran Church with Rev Kenneth Alpers officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. She leaves four sons Lester Herbert Mac and Lloyd all of Sumner four sisters Minnie Kruvtzehma Waverly Ma Mangan Marie Votratz Des Moines Ruth Fritz Hawkeye and several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Randalia Briefs Visitors Return Home After Stay
Randalia notes say Harekt Vanslersee and Orlwein were Friday visitors of Mrs. W. A. Schroeder. LeAnn and Brenda returned home with their mother after spending a few days with the grandparents.
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Robert Thyne rites scheduled Friday in Strawberry Point
Robert Thyne 85 died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids. Funeral services set for Friday 7:30 p.m. at Peenes Funeral Home with Rosa prayers at St Marys Catholic Church Strawberry Point and burial at Sacred Heart Cemetery near Cas Creek. Survived by three sisters Mrs Don Courbrage Mrs Leo Thyne and Mrs Josephine Thyne of Strawberry Point and Mrs Albert Platz of Folgewand.
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