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Newspaper
Opinion Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1973
Page
1
A compact recount of how the 1775 clash at Lexington and Concord sparked colonial resistance. It notes the British move toward Concord, the firefight on the village green, and the ensuing push to form provincial congresses, shaping the path to Independence and the Declaration.
Smoke pours from the Glenwood House as six fire departments battle the blaze in Glenwood's business district. Firefighters deploy ladders and gear while City Hall and nearby arc structures show the emergency scene. The wording suggests an intense, coordinated response to a threatening house fire.
A long list of legislative items includes a $28 million fund for Vietnam veteran bonuses, IRA-style personal property tax phase out over 19 years, legalization of bingo and social gambling, full adult rights at 18 with voting and alcohol purchase, workmen’s compensation for farm and domestic workers, auxiliary services to 65 000 private and parochial students, statewide voter registration, health maintenance organizations, campaign disclosures, regulation of credit life and health insurance, pay raises for officials, higher IPERS retirement benefits, judges’ deferred sentences, community correctional centers, and land seller registration for out-of-state buyers.
Cards Of Thanks note area boundaries for Glenwood Director Districts No 1 and IV and at large Mills County School System election. Voting takes effect at the September 1973 school election. Also includes classifieds for a 1973 Adrian trailer and a 197?-9 Nu-Wa camper, plus thanks for hospital prayers to Rev and Mrs Airey.
Mrs. Maude Irwin was honored on her 95th birthday with a Sidney reception June 27 hosted by her sister Mrs. Virginia Fisher. Attendees included neighbors and friends from Tabor, Sidney, Decorah, Humbolt, Thurman, and Albuquerque. Several local and regional residents sent greetings by phone.
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