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Newspaper
Opinion Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1973
Page
1
President Woodrow Wilson’s address on Flag Day stresses Old Glory as the emblem of unity and national purpose. He recalls its silent witness to history and the deeds of those who served, urging reflection on the flag’s meaning across peace and war.
The piece explains how only 5 percent of Americans produce food for the other 95 percent, contrasting with China where under 20 percent do the same. It credits farmers for the nation’s way of life and notes needed support from soil, rain, knowledge, and health, all gifts from God.
Linn County supervisors set a 54000 annual pay for the new mental health department medical director, 22000 more than state institute heads and 19000 more than the Iowa University medical dean. Critics warn the move burdens taxpayers and could affect future revenue sharing while drawing rural and farm concerns about road, sheriff, and service funding.
The Senior High Principals Office thanks the community and parents for cooperation during a very good year. It credits business supporters for a successful Work-Study program, noting students benefited academically and financially. The letter promises continuation and expansion of the program next year.
The letter discusses 1973-74 school year planning with Mr Gordon Jackson coordinating and invites employers, offers to adjust courses, and reminds grade cards. It also covers a June 8 1973 notice on student bills, summer sports, and a Council letter about statewide voter registration with arguments for and against automatic registration and deadlines to vote participation and education.
A small quantity of suspected marijuana was found. The Mills County Sheriff’s Department investigated cases this week including a $300 tool and parts theft at Alva Morrical farm, a half mile north of Bartlett, theft of electric motors and misc. items with vandalism at Thomas Brothers Trucking in Mineola, and Paul Green, 20, of Pacific Junction, was bound over to District Court and jailed on a rape charge.
County officials and Glenwood leaders clash over take over of ambulance service with talks of county management to access federal aid. Private bids surface. one proposal offers 24 hour service for 1200 dollars monthly, but officials doubt feasibility. Interim transport is provided by the Glenwood Fire Department and nearby towns.
Two Southwest Iowa artists will display at the ART BARN Gallery in Wildwood Center Nebraska City. Ms. Brown from Council Bluffs shows watercolors, Ms. Taylor near Silver City presents pottery, welding and woven hangings. Open house Sunday June 17 1 to 4 p.m.
Glen S. Boyer, longtime Glenwood Post Office employee with nearly 40 years of service, died late Tuesday. Services set for Friday the 15th at 2 p.m. at Glenwood Methodist Church, with Peterson Mortuary handling arrangements. Full obituary to appear in next week's Opinion Tribune.
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