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Pella Chronicle Advertiser

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1969

Page

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Surprising early filing blues for city offices

Opinion notes surprise at filing pace for Nov. 4 elections with races forming already. Third ward contenders include John Vandenberg Wayne Hagen and Robert Van Hemert. At large Joe Suentjes Willam Dreseman Lloyd Vander Streek Harald E Vos on ballot. Reuben Van Hemert and Herman Nallen remain lonely in first ward and city treasurer races. City Clerk Robert Allen has nomination papers.

John Vandenberg Wayne Hagen Robert van Hemert Joe Suentjes Willam Reuben van Hemert Herman Nallen van Hemert First Ward Nallen Herman Nollen Qty Robert Allen

Chronicle honors top subscription winner and local progress

Marion De Zwarte presents a 700 check to Nora Van Essen, top 17 year old subscriber in the Chronicle drive. Howard Vander Zyl and Mrs A T Vander Beek win 500 and 400 respectively as new circulation hits 4250. Also notes hospital boiler units arriving, Central College football loss, measles outbreak, field day near Runnells, and local civic events.

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Tax Reform Act sparks debate over who gains and loses

The House action on the Tax Reform Act is criticized as benefiting the wealthy while offering limited relief to low and middle income families. Analysts warn redistribution fails to fund key federal programs and increases inequality despite a higher standard deduction and targeted tax cuts.

House of House National Committee On Tay

Fitzpatrick Case Sparks Des Moines Council Vote Debate

The Grinnell Herald-Register notes editors cite a split among Des Moines City Council over firing Dennis Fitzpatrick from the Human Rights Commission. Pressure from the commission allegedly influenced the council to recommend termination amid broader drafts and wartime issues.

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