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Newspaper

Opinion Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1973

Page

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Is The American Family In Danger Lets Look At The Facts

A compact overview notes the baby boom and rising marriages since the 1940s, yet rising divorce rates and shifting values threaten traditional family roles. It cites U S News and World Report and anthropologist Margaret Mead on lifelong commitment, parental duties, and the evolving meaning of marriage and family life.

U. S U. S. News & World Report U. S. News Bugs News Margaret Mead

Export Restrictions Shake Nixon Aims At Farm Exports

President Nixon announced export controls on farm products due to shortages and rising home prices. The Move appears aimed at appeasing urban lawmakers amid inflation. Agriculture remains a bright spot in U S trade with exports expected above 11 billion dollars in the year ending June 30 while imports total six billion, balancing the oil deficit. The administration favors free markets and warns that controls could mislead farmers and threaten the national economy by curbing the incentives to expand production and secure overseas markets.

Nixon Congress U. S Europe Japan U.S USDA

Energy shortages demand farmer and public action

Experts warn the fuel crunch will last, urging priority shifts in energy use. Butz cites doubling demand in 12 years, backing Alaska pipeline and public-land energy taps. Farmers remain big fuel users as harvest and dryer needs raise propane and LP gas use, risking higher food prices if fieldwork stalls. Conservation and reduced travel are urged to avert shortages and keep breadbasket production steady.

Earl Butz

MS Society thanks Glenwood for 1873 Hope Chest drive

On behalf of the Central Iowa Chapter officers and volunteers, thanks to Glenwood staff and residents for aiding and contributing to the 1873 MS Hope Chest fund drive. This first campaign raised 456.03 dollars with envelopes still to be returned. The letter notes publicity broadened awareness and social support. Campaign Chairman Veda Flint signs.

Central Iowa National Multiple Hee Grateul Veda Flint

Crackdown on Boat Registration in Iowa Waters

Roy Downing of the Iowa Conservation Commission warns many boats in Iowa waters are unregistered. Boat owners must register every two years in the county of residence. the renewal expires January 1975 and costs 4.50 dollars. Summons will be issued to unregistered operators. a pocket registration is required on board, with yellow hull decals issued and old decals removed before applying new ones.

Iowa Roy Downing Iowa Conservation Commission Downing

Attractive nuisance doctrine and child safety liability

A discussion of the attractive nuisance doctrine. Homes may face liability if hazards on property attract children who are unlikely to recognize the danger. Cases cited include a wobbling tree house and a nuisance finding, contrasted with a couch in a garage that had no defect. Age of the child and reasonable expense to remove minor hazards are considered.

Otte

Magistrates Set Court Schedule at Mills County Glenwood

Magistrate Court sessions are listed for Mills County Courthouse Glenwood with times at noon 1 p m 5 p m and other blocks on Thursday and Saturday. Courts may switch for vacations illnesses and on call emergencies. Traffic fines are standardized including parking 2 and up to 25 for various violations.

Mills County Glenwood Engle Rogers District Clerk of Court

Police Court Fines Reported In Early Morning Raid

Judge John Watson presided as numerous residents from Glenwood Omaha Red Oak and beyond paid fines in police court for offenses including speeding stop sign loud muffler and public intoxication. Fines ranged from 5 to 15 dollars with several entries listing names and hometowns.

Lice John Watson Greg Weis Glenwood Raymond Hughes Randolph Ronald Gray Pamela Carter Rosemary Dragon Bill Wobken Dan Lefgren Hastings Richard Steinauer Omaha Frank Mattina Tom Spratten Steve Bomer Roger Williams James C. Williams Ronald Scroggie Griswold Steve Shehan Tom McGlade Fred Miles Malvern John C. Watson Sandra Goodman Donald Kornes Pacific Junction Franklin Rash, Sr Hamburg Craig Jensen Council Bluffs Marion Reeves Sidney James R. Hicks Red Oak Cheryl Vanderhoof Roger Allan Boldra James Ahrens Weeping Water Neb Daniel Donahue Larry Foster Kenneth Ray Hanika Blair, Neb

Holding on July Fourth Holiday in Glenwood

Glenwood prepares for a Wednesday Fourth of July with many offices and the courthouse closed. The Iowa Liquor Store will be shut Monday July 2 from noon to 4 pm for inventory. no mail delivery will occur July 4. Police report about $20 missing in small change and probe two break ins this week. Roger Otto Motors lost about $50 cash after a glass break. Rudy's Car Wash burglarized with two towel dispensers stolen. Vandalism hit Townsend Hazel Streets cars. a car found burned near Pony Creek eight miles NW, stolen from Council Bluffs on June 18. A Malvern Body Shop incident involved a dog warning, broken glass, footprints, and motorcycle tracks.

Iowa Liquor Store Glenwood Roger Otto Motors Rudy Townsend Hazel Streets Pony Creek Council Bluffs Malvarn

Bargain Picnic Ad in Opinion Tribune Classified

A brief classified teaser promotes accepting cash over unwanted items with an easy ad option. It invites readers to place an advertisement by dialing 527-4848 for bargain shopping and sales guidance in the Opinion Tribune Classified section.

Tribune

Letters on abortion, faith, and American policy debate

A reader voices concern over a Supreme Court ruling on personhood and cites a district court ruling on public aid for unborn children. The letter condemns abortion, praises anti abortion leaders, invokes historical atrocities and religion, and urges readers to contact lawmakers. The piece flows into a summary of athletic directors roles in schools and community life.

Supreme Courts U. S. District Court Illinois Dept. of Public Aid Wisconsin Choice, Inc Chicago Wilfred Gustin North Dlinois Gustin Isaiah David Israel Africa U. S Germany Nuremberg American Christian College America James Buckley Harold Hughes Carl Curtis Supreme Court Iowa Dennis Butler LaVerne Schroder George Knoke State Capitol Legislative P. D. Des Moines James W. Griffin David Noebel

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