Alcohol replacing drugs age of alcoholics drops
The editorial notes alcohol is replacing marijuana and other drugs among youths. It cites Michigan police data showing an 119 percent rise in alcohol related crashes for ages 18 to 20 after lowering the drinking age. It cites a Department of Transportation study placing 15 to 24 year olds at about one third of national traffic fatalities. It argues for teaching moderation or abstinence to curb addiction.
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Michigan
James Nichols
Department of Transportation
Alcoholic Safety Action Program
Aere
Unwanted pets prompt renewed pet ownership duties
Abandonment of dogs and other pets rises with high costs and summer travel. Officials report about 13 million of 90 million pets destroyed last year, costing $100 million. Experts urge public education, stronger laws, dog and cat licensing, penalties, and widespread spay neuter programs to curb the issue.
Organized Tree Replanting and Downtown Parking Plan
A local initiative outlines reassessment and prayers for trust in testing times. It references 1 Corinthians 10 13 and seeks divine aid as the project advances. Plan includes apartment construction ongoing and industrial promotion tied to hollow recreation and retention of downtown free parking for Oelwein.
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Oelwein
Fireworks warning from Iowa group on child safety
Unsupervised fireworks displays are a danger to youngsters says William P. Norris of the Iowa Society for the Prevention of Blindness. The pre Fourth of July safety message urges parental supervision and adherence to laws with tips to avoid eye injuries.
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United States
William P. Norris
Red Oak
Iowa Society For the Prevention of
Norris
Iowa Society
Retirement Provokes Panic and Practical Prep in Boyle Column
New York AP column argues retirement triggers anxiety yet invites planning. It lists what to avoid such as pot life, clubs, gambling, golf, and marrying rich while embracing interests like travel, learning languages, ditching diets, and living boldly after work ends.
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New York
Oelwein Daily Register Rates and Staff Listing
The 1908 Oelwein Daily Register lists pricing for mail subscriptions within 50 miles and outside, with rates for Tyr 12.00, 6 months 6.50, 1 month 4.00, and higher outside radius. includes staff roles such as publisher general manager and advertising director.
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Oelwein
Trico to Perform at Zion Church in Oelwein
The 3M's a folk trio formerly from Waldorf Jr College Forest City will present a worship service at Zion American Lutheran Church Oelwein on July 1 at 8 and 10 am. They started at Waldorf Jr College singing for local groups and last summer toured Iowa and Minnesota performing in worship services youth gatherings and at old people s homes and vacation Bible schools. Their program mixes gospel folk and children's pieces designed for all audiences.
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3M’s
Waldorf Jr. College
Forest City
Zion American Lutheran Church
Oelwein
Iowa
Minnesota
Chessevord puzzle by Thomas Joseph
A historical crossword style puzzle listing clues and grid entries. Across clues include Italian city fine porcelain wedding site Poe bird and more. Down clues reference actresses islands ticket parts and other general terms.
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Poe Bird
Flip Wilson
Eye
Hagen
Winter, Gore
Championship
Worship
Radical changes urged to speed Iowa legislature
Fresh men lawmakers propose broad reforms to committees and schedules. Rep. Horace Daggett would place all 100 House members on the appropriations panel with five sub committees and a central coordinating committee. Other senators and reps push staff, year round sessions, and clearer rules to improve debate and transparency. A Texan visitor, Mrs. Willard Sauerbrei, arrived to visit locals.
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Education
Transportation
Human Resources
State Departments
Natural Resources
Daggett
John Murray
R-Ames
Murray
Robert Ray
John Patchett
North Liberty
Iowa
Illinois
Patchett
Calvin O. Hultman
Red Oak
Sen
Hultman
Stephen J. Rapp
Waterloo
Rapp
General Assembly
White House funded foes to stop Wallace in 1970 primary
The Nixon White House funneled 400000 dollars to Wallace rivals in Alabama’s 1970 primary to prevent George Wallace from gaining a power base. Haldeman organized the covert payments via Kalmbach and Raine, while a tax probe into Wallace allied associates followed. Wallace narrowly won the primary, then shifted to run as a Democrat in 1972.
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Washington
George Wallace
Nixon
White House
Alabama
Wallace
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Kalmbach
Herbert Kalmbach
New York City
Sherry-Netherland Hotel
France Raine
Sherry-Netherland
Los Angeles
Bagman
Winton
Red
Blount
Gerald
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Service
Gerald Wallace
Wallace Brothers
Internal Revenue
Crack Intelligence Division
Brit Hume
George
Humphrey
Albert Brewer
Mobile
Birmingham
Hagelberg family in Cedar Rapids visit and Germany call
Gerald Hagelberg visited his daughter Mrs. Richard Hockaday and family in Cedar Rapids. They received a telephone call from the Lyle Hagelberg family in Stuttgart Germany. Tech Sergeant Lyle Hagelberg, son of Gerald, is stationed with the Air Force there. Leonard Hesner and family hosted a dinner at Humphry's Cafe in West Union for Myrtle Hesner's 80th birthday.
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Gerald Hagelberg
Richard Hockaday
Cedar Rapids
Lyle Hagelberg
Stuttgart
Germany
Gerald
Air Force
Leonard Hesner
Myrtle Hesner
Humphry’s
West Union
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