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Newspaper
Opinion Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1973
Page
1
A national effort forms the National Foundation to Increase Public Understanding of Congress. Founded by former members and civic leaders, the nonprofit educates on Congress responsibilities and procedures. Backing comes from business, foundations, labor groups, and individuals with President Nixon praising the initiative.
A letter from Glenwood Mothers March Chairwoman Mrs Gary Wood thanks Opinion-Tribune for coverage and merchants who donated ad space. She praises the Preschool Mother's Club, Future Nurses of America students, and volunteers for a successful March of Dimes drive. Readers are urged to donate via Glenwood State Bank.
A reflective column urges parents to ease constant worry over teenagers. It argues youths juggle many activities and that perfect obedience may hide unhappiness, urging parents to focus on guiding teens toward self reliance and preparing them to take on adult roles.
Obituary notices summarize Kitty Mae Creason Young born 1878 in Doniphan Nebraska and James Fredrick Cheyney born 1910 Glenwood Iowa. Both died in January in Council Bluffs area after short illnesses. Surviving relatives, marriage histories, and funeral details listed with church and cemetery information.
Urban Renewal deadlines force relocation with no new premises found. Household furniture including couches chairs bedroom sets mattresses stereos and electronics offered at deep discounts. 2020 West Broadway Co Bluffs Iowa lists daily hours and weekend timings for final sale week with prices such as $99.99 for select items.
Iowa full term enrollment reports from the Department of Public Instruction indicate postsecondary numbers up by 23 473 students since 1965 with area community colleges leading the gain. Private colleges declined by 2 012, state universities up 11 333, and Parsons College alone accounting for a sizable drop. Town Western Community College Superintendent Robert Looft notes most growth is in area schools with a parallel full time increase of 663 and part time rise of 2 295, highlighting job training benefits and strong career education demand.
Lt Governor Arthur Neu of Carroll takes the Senate chair after receiving a handwritten welcome from former Lt Governor Roger Jepsen. Jepsen’s note offers best wishes as Neu begins a real challenge. The piece notes the new session, inaugural events, and ongoing fiscal and policy discussions in Iowa.
W RON BARNES publisher David Snow news editor Rick Barnes sports editor Corwan Akers shop supervisor advertising rates available on request we reserve the right to accept or reject any and all unsolicited news or advertising member of the Iowa Press Association.
A parent explains that a daughter's January SSI payment, issued Feb 3, covers the month she was still unmarried. After marriage on February 4, monthly checks stop, making Feb 3 her final payment.
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