Omaha Speeder Halted By Local Police
Roger L. Hass of Omaha was fined $100 for speeding in the local Police Court of John Watson after a high speed chase from Red Oak to Glenwood by the Iowa Highway Patrol. Hass, pursued at up to 100 mph, was arrested by Glenwood officer Alvin West. Several others, including Michael David McCoy and Roger Clyde Douglas, faced district court charges or bonds for suspended licenses and related offenses. a Spokane, Wash. transient, Steven Ginger, received a two day jail sentence for vagrancy. Malvern Mayor Jon Kemp announced bids on a $75,000 municipal pool, funded by a $39,665 federal grant and $45,000 in bonds, with construction hoped to start in April.
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Roger L. Hass
Omaha
John Watson
Red Oak
Glenwood
Iowa Highway Patrol
Hass
Alvin West
Michael David McCoy
Council Bluffs
McCoy
Steven Carl Ginger
Spokane, Wash
Roger Clyde Douglas
Emerson
Watson
Jerry Harris
Joe Miller
Pacific Junction
Curtis M. Hilding
Shenandoah
Gerald Dinville
Judy Hastie
Michael Tobin
Sidney
Richard Osborn
Leo Lambi
Terry Overgaard
Minden
Nathan Lidgett
Katharina Baker
Anthoney Joe Good
Michael K. Hopp
Terry Magill
Tekamah
Neb
Roland D. Waters
Malvern
Jon Kemp
The Crucifixion Narrative Read In Public Lettering
Editorial recounts the crucifixion of Jesus with Simon of Cyrene bearing the cross and soldiers gambling for garments. It describes crowds and mockery, one thief taunting Jesus while another asks Jesus to remember him, and Jesus promising paradise before dying as darkness falls. The temple veil tears, and a Roman captain declares Jesus innocent.
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Jesus
Simon
Cyrene
Jerusalem
the Skull
God
Messiah
Paradise
Reflective Farewell From Iowa House Speaker Bill Harbor
Southwest Iowa notes Bill Harbor, long serving Iowa House Speaker, heads toward retirement, receives praise from colleagues, and reflects on eight years in leadership. The piece also covers legislative shifts, with new laws on court reform, adulthood rights at 19, billboard removal near highways, and various state initiatives set to take effect through 1973. It highlights Harbor’s gratitude, names fellow lawmakers, staff, and pages, and references ongoing Mills County health staffing and a public meeting for a sanitarian appointment.
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Southwest
Iowa
Bill Harbor
Iowa House
Newsmedia
Clavin Pruitt
Dale Green
Representative Lipsky
Miller
Shaw
John Camp
Fischer
John Clark
Bert Priebe
Ivor Stanley
Caucus
Bill Kendrick
Bill
Sue Lynch
Letters to the Editor on zoning and chamber matters in Glenwood
Readers critique county zoning and board actions, decry health ordinance methods as questionable and repressive. Farmers voice concern over Chamber and business criticism, hint at boycotts. Note on Explorers program details sponsored by Swift & Company with planned tours and social events.
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Glenwood Chamber of Commiree
Wayne Martindale
Chamber of Commerce
Glenwood
H. H. Sterkel
Wilbur Smith
Agri-Business Post 97
Swift & Co
Boy Scouts of America
Swift & Company
Safeway
Omaha
Omaha Livestock Exchange
Walnut Grove
Atlantic
Burlington Northern
Eppley Air
Exploring in Mills County Activities and Public Meetings
Mills County notes detail Explorers events in Omaha and Red Oak with a breakfast closing at 7:00 a.m. A county conference board meeting set for April 5 at 7:30 p.m. in Glenwood will consider final contracts for property re valuation. Bids approved include McKiveen & Sons for lumber and St Regis Paper for timber. Social Security outreach, license tests, and bond issues are listed with dates in April. Senate actions broaden city eminent domain power and require improvements be truly useful to the public per an AP dispatch.
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Mills County
Mills County Board of Health
Public Health
Malvern
Williams
Washington D. C
Charles Sell
Steve Winslow
Swift & Company
Rummel High School
Omaha
Red Oak
Wilbur Smith
County Conference Board
Glenwood
Board of Supervisors
McKiveen & Sons, Inc
Prairie City
Iowa
St. Regis Paper Co
Des Moines
American Oil Co
Kansas City
Senate
Associated Press
Lecy Lincoln Named Secretary of Iowa College Republicans
Evelyn Lincoln of Pacific Junction a Waldorf Junior College freshman in Forest City has been named secretary of the Iowa College Young Republican Federation. A distant cousin of Abraham Lincoln, she was earlier named Outstanding Iowa College Young Republican and plans a medical career while campaigning for Lt. Gov. Roger Jepsen.
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Evelyn Lincoln
Wayne Lincoln
Pacific Junction
Waldorf Junior College
Forest City
Iowa College Young Republican Federation
Miss Lincoln
Abraham
Lincoln
Iowa College
State School Symposium April 5
A one day conference on April 5 at the Glenwood State Hospital School co sponsored by Glenwood State Hospital School and the Iowa Academy of Family Physicians will cover diagnosis management treatment and etiology of mental retardation Speakers are from genetics psychiatry and pediatrics Invitations are being sent to physicians nurses and other health care personnel Interested individuals may contact the symposium coordinator at the Glenwood State Hospital School.
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Glenwood State Hospital School
Iowa Academy of Family Physicians
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Melody Mink
John Wright
Highway 385
Sheriff's Office
Kenneth Knight
Tabor
Cheryl Lynn Hedlund
Bob Hopp
Jack Reid
Silver City
General Assembly
Glenwood Opinion
Ron Barnes
Citizens Committee
Opinion & Tribune
WEI Cogside
Jon Barnes
Dave Snow
Corwan Akers
Rick Barnes
Glenwood Publishing Corporation
First Street
Fremont County
Membworth Inywa Press Association
National Newspaper Association
Edgar A. May
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Hot Springs National Park
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Arlington
P. J
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