Revenue Sharing To Cut Local Taxes in Iowa
Iowa residents confront a new federal revenue sharing program that could cut local property taxes. The plan allocates 77 million dollars to Iowa for 1972, with two thirds going to counties cities and towns and one third to the state. Local officials debate allowable uses with maintenance health libraries and services among accepted categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Iowa Property Taxpayers Aist
Carson
Pottawattamie
Iowa
U. S. Senate
House
Senate
George Aiken
Vermont
Russell Long
Louisiana
Marvin Selden
Congress
Wilbur Mills
Ways and Means Committee
OTO Club Holds Shenandoah Holiday Dinner and Gift Exchange
The OTO Club met in Shenandoah for a Christmas party with a gift exchange. Sixteen members answered roll call with an original poem. Mrs. F J Focht to hostess Jan 4. Edwin Todd Unit 282 American Legion Auxiliary held a potluck dinner and party with gifts. Jan 4 program on Civil Defense planned. Roy Brehm of Chicago visited, other social notes include bridge prizes and hospital admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OTO Club
Shenandoah
F. J. Focht
Carl Fichter
Elsa
Tex
Edwin Todd
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Mesdames Revel Harmon
Carl Yates
Glenwood
Harry Conway
Council Bluffs
Marie Dalton
Dick Kearns
Albert Reeves
Lisle Weatherhead
Fred Haslar
Tabor Ambulance Equipment Fund
Edwin Benedict
Roy Brehm
Chicago
C. H. Wells
Wells
Country Bridge Club
Stuart Hall
Sidney
H. T. James
W. H. Patrick
Lillian McElroy
Percival
Irene Stiles
James Pullman
Paul Kilpatrick
W. A. Reeves
Ray Powers
Clarkson Hospital
Junior Vanatta
Hamburg Hospital
Brice Dalton
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Millard Bennett
Frank Ewart
Shady Grove
Kinsington
Valley View Villa
CIC
Earl Boltinghouse
Harlan
Fremont-Mills Jr Sr
F-M
Kenneth Wadum
First Christian Church of
Tabor
Maryland
Church of
Terre Haute
Ind
Wadum
New Clinic To Open Soon Oak
Oak residents anticipate a new clinic opening soon as local activity lists family visits and social events across Malvern Village. Attendees include J R Hurst family, Bingham families, Carl Andersen circle, and Glenwood and Omaha guests at various gatherings from Friday night suppers to house decorating parties. Community news notes hospital checkups, veterans’ hospital stays, and upcoming club meetings with dates and hosts in Shenandoah and nearby towns.
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Jake Koontz
Clifford Allery Essex
Arthur Churchman
Carl Anderson
Elmer Jackson
Marsha
Larry Jackson
Glenwood
Francis Liston
Shenandoah
Malvern Village
Bertha Angus
Eleanor Lemonds
Dave Angus
J. N. Fullenwider
Nina Crouse
Floyd Hillyer
Imogene
Strahan Methodist Church
Goldie Armstrong
Alta Quinlan
Sioux City
Forrest Lamm
Veterans Hospital
Omaha
Mae Scott
Joe Parker
Ellen Lockabill
Kenneth Bird
Guam
Laramie
Wyo
Marie Bird
Offutt Air Force Base
Bill Rainey
Kenneth
Water system plan to start in early 1974
City officials push a new water system amid deterioration and pollution of the current supply. Bids come in $8,000 to $10,000 below prior contracts. June letting totals about $1.2 million. HUD approval sought. bonds likely in six weeks. Project includes a $367,000 HUD grant and a $282,000 Swift & Co. water purchase contract. remaining costs via revenue bonds. Construction slated for early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Board
John Dean
Glenwood
Swift & Co
Library hosts book mending class and honors donors
Council Bluffs library members attended a book mending session led by Don ald Beaman of Syracuse. Edwin E. Hubbell of Puyallup gifted a copy of At the Edge of History. A memorial record display rack honors Mrs. Elsa Jones and Mrs. Kenneth Cook funded by multiple local donors. VIP lists grow with new Red Cross contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Curry
Lynn Merritt
Hubert Perkins
Floyd Hullinger
Council Bluffs Public Library
Donald E. Beaman
Gaylor Brothers, Inc
Syracuse
Edwin E. Hubbell
Puyallup
Wash
Thompson
Nell Bogart
Elsa Jones
Kenneth R. Cook
James McBride
J. F. Winn
Rodney T. Jones
R. W. Buskirk
Margaret Jones
Jones
Hazel Summers
Mary Estes
Virginia
Jamie Summers
Licensed to Wed Couples Named in Notice
Gregory Lee Wels age 21 of Tucson Arizona and Patricia Ann McGlade age 22 of Glenwood are licensed to wed. Salvatore A Pell etteri age 21 of Bristol Pennsylvania and Jeanne Otto age 20 of Glenwood are licensed to wed.
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Plum Hollow Eastsiders
Gunners
Promanades Clod Hoppers
Rolles
Glenwood Bank
Dee's Bakery
Malvern Body Shop
J& N Fert
Hurst Seed
Lez Kristies
Alta’s
Gregory Lee Wels
Tucson
Ariz
Patricia Ann McGlade
Glenwood
Salvatore A. Pelletteri
Bristol
Penn
Jeanne Otto
Public hearing on rural subdivision rules set in Mills County
A public hearing is scheduled for January 17 in Mills County Courthouse to discuss proposed rules on rural subdivision construction. The official legal publication outlines design criteria plating locations and related regulatory guidelines appearing on page 4 of Section OT.
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Mills County
Malvern 53rd wedding anniversary potluck at Community Building
Malvern residents marked their 53rd wedding anniversary with a potluck dinner hosted by the Senior Citizens at the Community Building on Tuesday afternoon December 5. In other social notes Mrs. Venita Willard spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kemper and family at Fort Calhoun, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn Hoover
Baptist
Darwin Larson
Kenneth Allensworth
Susan Miller
Jack Bingham
Venita Willard
Steve Kemper
Ft. Calhoun
Ned
Bill Gilbert
Janet Anderson
David Madsen
Omaha
Francis Anderson
Sarah Larson
Co. Bluffs
Evelyn Gay
Mildred Martin
Faye Benton
Red Oak
Dortha Hauger
Emma Weak
Iowa cities and counties face Dec 19 deadline on revenue sharing
Revenue sharing continued requires all Iowa cities and counties to revise budgets by December 19 to apply federal funds to 1973 property tax relief. Selden mails a model resolution for approval in a single meeting of city councils or county boards. Missing the deadline means no property tax relief next year. Mills County has already acted.
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Iowa
Selden
County Boards of Supervisors
Mills County
Tribune Official City and Call
Opinion from the Glenwood Iowa weekly newspaper notes official city matters. Publisher editor Shop Superintendent Corwan Akers Rick Barnes Dave Snow, Glenwood Publishing, 510 First Street. Subscription rates list one year in Mills or Fremont County six dollars, elsewhere six dollars.
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Tribune Official City and Call
W.ron Barnes
Dave Snow
Corwan Akers
Rick Barnes
Glenwood Publishing Corporation
First Street
Glenwood
Iowa
Mills
Fremont County
Southwest Iowa counties share federal revenue in 1973 budget cut
County tax levies were reduced by eliminating a 40000 Emergency Fund as part of the 1973 budget. Federal revenue sharing totals 160124 were mailed to area counties and towns, listing Adams Cass Fremont Mills Montgomery Page Pottawattamie and others with county and city allocations. County officers meet December 15 at Red Oak to discuss revenue sharing procedures and new budget applications. Today's want ads are today's news.
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Iowa
Counies
Isting
Adams County
Carbon
Corning
Nodaway
Prescott
Cass County
Anita
Atlantic
Cumberland
Griswold
Lewis
Maine
Massena
Viota
Fremont County
Farragut
Pacific Junction
Silver City
County
Montgomery County
Elliott
Grant
Red Oak
Stanton
Villisca
Page County
Braddyville
Clarinda
Coin
College Springs
Essex
Northboro
Shambaugh
Shenandoah
Yorktown
Pottawattamie County
Avoca
Carson
Carter Lake
Co. Bluffs
Hancock
Macedonia
McClelland
Neola
Oakland
Treynor
Underwood
Walnut
Crescent
Gold Crown Inn
Delay Pushes I-29 Opening Farther Into December
Glenwood Iowa official John Hockabout said heavy snow will delay the 12 mile I-29 segment south of here by about ten days. Barricades remain while sign work continues west of Glenwood. Officials had eyed December 16 for the opening to connect with I-80 bridge traffic to Omaha and extend progress toward Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hockabout
Glenwood
Iowa Highway Commission
Pacific Junction
Here
Town Highway Commission
Omaha
The
Bluffs
Missouri Line
Sioux City
South Dakota
Christmas Programs In Glenwood Grade Schools
Christmas programs at Glenwood East and West Elementary will be held in the junior high auditorium on Friday and Tuesday, December 15 and 19, with East presenting Christmas Cards For You at 7:30 p.m. and West presenting Little Blue Angel at 7:30 p.m. The two programs run in the West school auditorium. Glenwood students begin Christmas vacation at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, December 20, with classes resuming January 3.
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Glenwood
West
East
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