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Newspaper
Opinion Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1972
Page
1
An editorial argues welfare aid should target the aged blind disabled and needy widows with young children, while questioning permanent aid to able-bodied individuals. It cites taxpayers as strained, warns against creating a welfare class, and calls for better administration of current eligibility, with or without new reform bills.
The Iowa Highway Patrol reports 400 members logged 14,609,099 miles in 1971 while issuing nearly 300,000 traffic summonses and 82,000 notices. They aided 101,767 motorists, located 231 missing persons and 375 runaways, and recovered 44 stolen vehicles. The patrol flew 500,000 miles with six aircraft and delivered 1,512 radio safety talks to 308,025 people.
The newspaper lists display advertising deadlines at 4 p.m. Monday, social news and local events copy due by 10 a.m. Tuesday, and classified advertising at 10 a.m. Tuesday. This notice informs readers and advertisers of submission times for upcoming editions.
Rates listed for Mills and Fremont County residents at six dollars per year. Advertising rates available on request. The paper reserves the right to accept or reject unsolicited news or advertising. Member of the Iowa Press Association and the National Newspaper Association.
A reader questions moving taxes from local to state, warns of school closures in Silver City Mineola and Pacific Junction, and notes declines in kindergarten enrollment at Glenwood while Oakland and Lewis Central rise. Cites Consolidated Report of Condition errors and predicts higher incomes via taxes. urges voting No. Signed Eurel H. Anderson.
The School Board approves a salary raise and announces Roger Hockabout will replace Elmo Davis as custodian at East Elementary upon Davis's retirement. A new parking lot at the high school will be rocked southwest of the building. Bids will be sought for new steel football bleachers on Rain Field’s west side.
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