Harber Leads Neu In Iowa Lieutenant Governor Primary
The Republican race centers on who better backs Gov. Ray with party loyalty. Wiggins data shows Harber with 99.6 percent party support in 223 GOP roll calls and Neu trailing, with 49.3 percent in 163 of 330 calls in 1971 72. The editorial urges Harber as stronger ticket.
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William Harber
Henderson
Arthur Neu
Carroll
Robert D. Ray
Bil Harbor
Neu
Charles Wiggins
Department of Political Science
Iowa State University
General Assembly
Wiggins
Nel
Bill Harbor
Ray
Iowa
Marshalltown
Mills County Officials Seek Local Posts in 1973 Race
Rich a 15 year law officer and former Town Marshall, and Faulkner now Glenwood Assistant Police Chief, headline the county race. Two Glenwood lawyers, Clarold Rogers and Michael Kelley, vie for Mills County Attorney. Board of Supervisors candidates include Bond Miller Marshall and Washburn Courtier Radford as a Democratic roster. Polling places listed for Aug 1 with 14 precincts across Mills County.
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Rich
Malvern
Villisca
Mills County
Faulkner
Pacific Junction
el Monte Calif
Glenwood
Clarold E. Rogers
Genung & Rogers
Michael E. Kelley
Edgar E. Cook
Rogers
University of Iowa
Iowa
American Bar Associations
American Arbitration Association
Kelley
Creston Community College
University of Omaha
Creighton
Wilbert Bond
Silver City
Arno Miller
Hastings
Walter Marshall
Mills County Board of Supervisors
Bond
Board of Supervisors
Miller
Nishna Valley
Marshall
Glenwood Township
A.S.C
Watkins Drainage District Board
Glenwood Water Board
Repulican
Henry W. Washburn
Fred Courtier
Harold Radford
Washburn
Courtier
Radford
Ballots Ready for Tuesday's Primary Vote in Mills County
Mills County voters prepare for the Tuesday primary with no city over 10 000, registration not required. Voters sign a declaration of eligibility at the polls, must be 18 and Iowa resident 30 days. Absentee voting offered Saturday and Monday, July 29 and 31, with county officials available for help.
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Mills County
Iowa
Incomes Rise Across SW Iowa Counties in 1970 Census
A Census Bureau study shows Pottawattamie County leading SW Iowa in 1970 average family income at 9356 dollars, with Mills 8918, Fremont 7805, and Page 7685. Per capita incomes and employment figures are listed for each county, along with high school graduation rates and gender employment patterns.
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Bureau of the Census
U. S&s. Department of Commerce
Pottawattamie County
Iowa
Fremont
Mills, Page
Pottawattamie
Mills
Page County
Mills County
Fremont County
Page
Mills Counties
Mills County approves education and conference board budgets
A July 19 hearing led to the Mills County Board of Education adopting a 1973 budget estimating $69,680 to be raised by taxation and expenditures of $79,880, up from $77,995 in 1972. The Mills County Conference Board budget was also approved, with about $68,711 to be raised by taxation and total expenditures of $72,591 for 1973, including $34,264.
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Mills County Board of Education
Mills County Conference Board
Suspect Arson In Stolen Car Fire in Glenwood
Glenwood Police and the state fire marshal investigate an arson case after a stolen 1966 bronze Rambler two door burned in a driveway at 1202 West 6th Street around 145 a.m. Sunday. The car owned by Jack McCoy of Bartlett was a total loss. Mrs. Eldon McCullum reported the fire. Officer Wayne Cashalt and the fire department responded. A 21 inch color TV was also reported stolen.
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Glenwood
State Fire Marshall
West 6Th Street
Kenneth Mead
Jack McCoy
Bartlett
Eldon McCullum
Wayne Cashalt
Subscription Rates Listed for Regions and National Copy
Advance rates show one year in Mills or Fremont County at 9.95, elsewhere 6.00 per year. Single copy price is 15 cents. Advertising rates available on request. The paper reserves the right to accept or reject unsolicited news or advertising and is a member of the Iowa Press Association and the National Newspaper Association.
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Mills
Fremont County
Iowa Press Association
National Newspaper Association
Auto Theft Probe Involves Local Shop Saturday Night
Investigators probe a reported theft of a four speed transmission and bell housing assembly from J and B Auto Saturday night. The auto parts belonged to Gregg Weis, who was repairing his car at the shop when the incident occurred.
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McCullum
Sembly Mission
J & B Auto Saturday Night
Gregg Weis
Mills County Fair Opens August Seventh With Exhibits
The Mills County Fair opens August 7 with exhibits due in by noon that day. 4-H and FFA livestock entries must be filed by July 31 at the Extension Office. Entries can be made at the fair office on Monday morning August 7. A large judging panel will assess 4-H departments including Home Economics, Fruit and Vegetables, Photography, Woodworking, and more. Highlights include the Dress Revue judged by Mrs. Connie Cain, Educational presentations on August 2, a barbeque opening night at 1 p.m., a kids parade, Queen Contest, and a Horseshoe Pitching tournament led by Clyde Shook Jr. Booth space is managed by Carl Hurst. Officials urge residents to review classes and participate. Also noted, school board voters in the district can vote for a director on September 1. other board members with no term expiring include Paul Speck, Virginia Stinard, Rex Coatney and Alex Christensen.
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Mills County
Hani
Dick McClure
Archie White
Dave McAlpin
Earl Mobly
Reid Anderson
Homer Prince
Bob Wallace
Connie Cain
Larry Herbold
Clyde Shook, Jr
Carl Hurst
Glenwood
Booth
Mills
Opinion-Tribune
Paul Speck
Virginia Stinard
Rex Coatney
Alex Christensen
Liquor Store Sales Rise Across Iowa Regions
Iowa liquor stores report a statewide sales rise to 77.9 million for the year. Glenwood totals 144,879 up from 141,655, with Iowa City store at self service posting about 2.2 million. Des Moines and Waterloo stores exceed 2 million each. 20 stores are self-service with 42 more planned by January.
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Iowa
Glenwood
Iowa City
Des Moines
Waterloo
Jan
Cal
Shenandoah
Hamburg
Atlantic
Red Oak
Malvern
New Market
Creston
Corning
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Tax Foundation
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St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s Township
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Lyons Township
Congregational Church
Center
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Strahan
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White Cloud
Rawles
Rawles Township
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Congregational
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Secretiry
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Glenn Johnson
Court House
Rugene Moran
Verla Hofmeckel
Mills County Election Board
School of Instruction
County Education
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Rex Theatre
Walt Disney
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W. Ron Barnes
Dave Snow
Corwan Akora
Rick Barnes
Glentrood Publishing Corporation
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