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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1971
Page
4
Jepsen, an Iowa leader with ties to Ray, holds a master’s in counseling and guidance and was first elected lieutenant governor in 1968. The text notes March and Jinly lower among twelve Buchanan county delegates at the Ames state convention.
An individual was elected in 1970 and had previously served a term in the Senate. The result reflects a return to legislative duties after prior service.
A damaged OCR page fragment from the Daily Register dated Friday July 25, 1972 presents a cryptic crossword style puzzle. The readable hints include scattered names such as Yoko and Peter Nero, foreign language fragments, and fragmented phrases suggesting a themed wordplay puzzle.
Strawberry Point organizers set a summer 1872 target for a public pool at the town hall. A standard AAU pool of 42 by 75 feet was under consideration, with funds to be returned if not used. Committees named chairmen and progress shown by a parade float. next meeting set for July 19 at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall.
Marvin Kingdon coordinates the annual Oelwein Market Hog and Baby Beef Show for the Oelwein Area Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Division. The event is set for Tuesday in July at Oelwein Sale Barn with hog entries due by noon and Cate entries judged near Farmer's Produce Company by Bath Packing Company's Fran Wa terloo at 1 p.m. July 20. Entry limit is 410 with no entrance fee and prizes donated by merchants.
Clayton Churchill leads a Citizens group planning a sidewalk council for new elementary and junior high schools. The Lions Club meets at the Sports Club Monday June 28 at 6:30 p.m. to discuss installing sidewalks along East Charles and 9th Avenue.
Regents discuss university funding amid inflation and proposed per student dollars. Kamerick and Dailey push for legislature’s allocation while Town President Boyd and ISU President Parks urge honoring earlier per centage based funds growth. The debate touches on graduate program costs and political pressures shaping budget decisions.
Washington House investigators push contempt action against CBS chief for refusal to provide outtakes from The Selling of the Pentagon. Harold Staggers demands materials showing alleged distortions. Stanton declines, warning of chilling press freedom effects. Panel decision may come next week as probe targets CBS edits and potential court action.
Zion American Lutheran Church may hold a special midweek communion on Wednesday June 30 at 7 30 p m with individual cup. Additional services are set for Sunday July 4 at and 10 a m. The semi annual meeting is planned for Sunday July 24. The church notes interest in midweek services due to weekends off.
The Senate approved a two year extension of the draft by 71 to 16, with a $2.7 billion pay raise for soldiers. It also backed a phased nine month withdrawal plan, while White House disowned the approach. Action comes as the Selective Service Act nears expiration and a House-Senate conference on the bill looms.
Ray Steffens 16 of North Fayette High School attends the National FFA Chapter Impact Conference at the FFA Center near Washington. The week includes leadership sessions and visits to the White House Mt. Vernon Arlington National Cemetery and other landmarks. He met Rep. Jack Miller and discussed the Congressional process with Rep. Vernon Thomson. Steffens is the son of Mr and Mrs Lester Steffens and coached by Howard Poitevin.
Hawkeye Conservation club hosts All Sports Day on Sunday July 4 at Franklin park picnic area four miles north of Hawkeye. Registration 10 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. Prizes offered for Pee Wee Junior Ladies and Senior events. Events include rifle shoot softball basketball horse shoe archery pistol shoot moving deer trap shoot moving targets mosquito trap and a dunking machine. A lunch stand will be on the grounds.
U A W leads Kenistons 9 to 7 while Hintz Insurance defeats Fareway 27 to 11 State Bank edges City Laundry 16 to 15 KOEL beats Tool Die 13 to 12 and Vogel Insurance down Ruff’s Elevator 7 to 5.
TORONTO Phil Esposito of the Boston Bruins was named Thursday the first recipient of the Lester B Pearson Trophy for the NHL’s most valuable player as chosen by players. In tennis, Arthur Ashe predicted Rod Laver or John Newcombe will win Wimbledon while Stan Smith sits nearby. Otto Stowe, ex Town State University receiver, will play for the West in the Football Coaches All American game in Lubbock Texas Saturday night.
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