03 Dec 1969
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle Advertiser
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1969
Page
1
An opinion column argues the Civil Liberties Union will challenge Iowa abortion restrictions similar to a recent court ruling. It questions whether government should intervene in a woman's choice, notes the law presumes the fetus equates to murder, and calls abortion laws a farce while acknowledging access varies by wealth and doctor involvement.
Report notes editors debate a meter reader for Consolidated Fedisen in New York City dismissed for long hair. The piece questions fairness and implies conflicting views on grooming standards and job requirements.
The current Lowan magazine issue highlights Red Rock as a premier water recreation site with extensive material from Joan Liffring Zug. The piece covers activities points of interest and area identification, with promotion tied to statewide tourism efforts and community involvement. Visitors can view the article at the office. Local events include festive decorations, Tulip Tower gift donation, and Santa visits on Saturdays with Christmas music from a retail sponsor.
A three person crew including a junior director managed each community Chautauqua stay. The junior director planned morning tent activities for youths and supervised lead roles in pageants with help from parents and a tent boy. Bula Otleta Jack, an Oklahoma girl part Cherokee, stood out for her leadership and helped renew contracts.
A Des Moines drug abuse conference drew over 2000 attendees as Iowa battles LSD use among youths. Governor Ray comments on tourism growth and school funding aims. Iowa Farm Bureau calls for local income taxes to replace property taxes for school financing, plus equalizing aid formulas and tackling the livestock tax burden.
The speaker argues that Senate rejection of Judge Haynsworth demands a genuine conservative nominee with strict judicial ethics. Public confidence in the judiciary requires lifetime tenure and full retirement pay, free from outside financial pressures, to maintain independence and balance on the Court.
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