Revenue Sharing Plans Detail Local Allocations
The document outlines 12 000 for an extra deputy sheriff and cruiser, Glenwood’s 13 445 for capital improvements including a new city hall, Malvern five thousand for street work, plus Pacific Junction two thousand two hundred fifty for public safety recreation and more. Fremont County allocates 97 851 for operating maintenance with 4 000 for a second deputy salary and 40 000 for a county home recreation building among other capital projects.【note: source text preserved as provided】
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City of
Glenwood
New
City Hall
Malvern
Pacific Junction
Emerson
Hastings
Silver City
Fremont County
Sheri
Hamburg
Riverton
Alcohol replaces marijuana as top drug for teens says surveys
Sunday papers report teenagers switching from dope to alcohol due to lower age limits and aggressive liquor advertising. Studies show rising alcohol related accidents among 18 to 20 year olds after age cuts, with one third of national traffic fatalities in 15 to 24 year olds tied to alcohol.
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Iowa
Michigan
James Nichols
Department of Transportation
Alcoholic Safety Action Program
ASAP
Nichols
Fire safe gas canisters for vacation trunks urged
Safety reports warn against storing spare gasoline in car trunks this summer. Containers must be Underwriter Laboratory approved with tight seals to prevent fumes and ruptures. plastic containers are risky. Experts say proper metal or certified plastic cans reduce explosion and suffocation hazards, especially in heat and rear collisions.
School Plans Resource Centers and Facility Use
School plans include resource centers in each wing, storage for audio visual gear, coat and boot storage, teacher and aide work areas, use of kindergarten and first grade spaces, nurse’s quarters and restrooms, cafeteria and kitchen use, and storage for food and trash. Also notes progress from meeting with Bob Ramsey and an upcoming session this week. Glenwood Volunteer Fire Department Rescue Squad and Emergency report list multiple June incidents and hospitalizations including auto accidents and heart attack cases in Glenwood and nearby towns.
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Bob Ramsey
Glenwood
Del
Mercy Hospital
Dan Ragland
Commercial
Fryzek
Roberta Davis
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Bruce Huebner
Pacific Junction
Dennis Anderson
Jury awards $2620 in damages in auto case near Emerson
A Mills County jury of five women and one man awarded three plaintiffs $2,620.70 for injuries and vehicle damages from an auto accident on March 28, 1970 near Emerson. Plaintiffs Tanya Wilkinson Julia Nuckolls and Boyd Nuckolls sought $35,000 from Harold Collier of Goff Kansas. The civil suit filed December 20 1971 lists damages: Wilkinson 15000 Nuckolls 20000 Nuckolls 3200. The six member Glenwood district court jury included Callahan Bebensee Konfist Neitman Schoening and Blackman. Judge Paul Sulhoff presided.
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Mills County
Emerson
Harold Collier
Goff
Kan
Tanya Wilkinson
Julia Nuckolls
Boyd Nucko
Paul Sulhoff
Co. Bluffs
Accidents Reported in Mills County Docket
Several accidents appeared on the Mills County Sheriff's docket this week. Dell Nurse of rural Glenwood was hospitalized with facial lacerations after his car went out of control 3 1/2 miles east of Glenwood on a county road and burned. Diana Ricker of rural Silver City treated for head injuries after a two car crash 1/2 mile south of Malvern. Burdette Spiker of Malvern was the other driver. Ramona Kinsley of Glenwood escaped with minor injuries when her car collided with a pickup and semi truck trailer 2 1/2 miles southwest of Glenwood on Highway 34. damages $500 to Kinsley, $300 to the semi. Richard Wright of rural Glenwood rolled a pickup several times into a ditch southwest of Glenwood. Wright escaped serious injury. Mrs Dennis Anderson of rural Glenwood hospitalized after her car went into a ditch 3 miles east of Glenwood.
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Mills County
Dell
Glenwood
Diana Ricker
Silver City
Malvern
Burdette Spiker
Spiker
Ramona Kinsley
Highway 34
Richard Wright
Wright
Dennis Anderson
OMVUI Charge After 2 Car Accident in Glenwood
A two car crash at the corner of Coolidge and Locust near Glenwood left both drivers with minor injuries. John Fauquier, 906 W Sharp, was charged with OMVUI and bound over to district court. Sharon Mayer, 228 Hillside, Glenwood, was treated for facial lacerations at Mercy Hospital. Both vehicles sustained extensive damage. A stolen 1961 Chevrolet reported by Mary Louise Lidgett was recovered in Council Bluffs later.
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Glenwood City Hall
John Fauquier
W. Sharp
Glenwood
Sharon Mayer
Hillside
Fauquier
Corer
Coolidge and
Locust
Mercy Hospital
Mary Louise Lidgett
Tyson Street
Council Bluffs
Congressional Courtesy and Broadcast Regulation Debate
Iowa readers are reminded of congressional courtesy letters guiding constituents views to district representatives. The Supreme Court ruled broadcasters retain journalistic discretion, denying a compelled access doctrine for political messages, upholding editors’ right to decide content on public airwaves.
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Supreme Court
Move For Peace
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Burger
Congress
New Clerk In Assessor's Office Assessor Names Hazelquist
Mrs. Alan Hazelquist of rural Malvern started duties Monday as clerk in the Mills County Assessor's Office, Glenwood. She replaces Mrs. Penny Thomas of Glenwood, in the courthouse.
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Alan Hazelquist
Malvern
Mills County
Harry Markel
Glenwood
Hazelquist
Penny Thomas
Medicare bed decision for home use guidance
A family doctor notes a hospital bed may be needed at home for a father with dual Medicare coverage. The patient decides whether to buy or rent, considering Medicare payments are based on a reasonable rental rate and stop when the need ends. The expected duration of bed use is a key factor in choosing purchase versus rental.
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Almos
Paris
U. S
Department of Defense
DOD
Defense
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Hanoi
Dienbienphu
North Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
United States
Thailand
Indochina
South Vietnam
Saigon
Expansion Plan for City's Pollution Plant in 1974 Grants
Glenwood is among ten southwest Iowa cities seeking roughly 5.61 million dollars in 1974 grant requests for waste water treatment construction to be reviewed by the Iowa Water Quality Commission at a June 28 Des Moines hearing. Glenwood seeks 1.01 million dollars for facilities with a 337,500 dollar matching fund and plans two new clarifiers a chlorination system a trickling filter and a digestor to relieve an overloaded plant designed for 425,000 gpd now handling 500 000 to 800 000 gpd.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Glenwood
Iowa
Iowa Water Quality Commission
Des Moines
Harvey Brake
Brake
Harlan
Henderson
Onawa
Emerson
Randolph
Co. Bluffs
Missouri Valley
Tabor
Tortured for Christ book drive appeals to aid persecuted Christians
A plea highlights the brutal torture of Soviet prisoners, cites Rev. Richard Wurmbrand’s Tortured for Christ, and urges readers to mail $9.25 for the book and postage. It notes Brezhnev’s Washington visit as context and lists the Glendale address for orders.
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Micra
Moiseev
Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Washington
Dine
Richard Wurmbrand
Christ
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