13 Apr 1965
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1965
Page
1
The Chronicle explains its policy to present both sides of important issues as space permits. Not all opinions reflect the newspaper's views, and editors may edit submissions to fit standards. Readers are invited to comment on content published on the editorial pages, whether by staff or others.
The Dennler firing a milk sanitarian triggers a special investigating committee. Testimony claims Dennler spent state funds with questionable vouchers and nights at home, while witnesses allege public health merit. The hearings feature Liddy exit, Felland protest, and disputes over hours. A parallel bus funding bill moves through the House, expanding parochial rider costs.
The proposal requires any district lacking a high school on April 1 1966 to join a high school district by July 1 1966. With 639 districts without high schools, the deadline is April 1 1966. The bill ends an 18 year struggle over school reorganization.
Kenneth Owen, Iowa secretary of agriculture, resigns Dennler and hires Democrat Nicholas Coad amid allegations of politicking. The letter argues the firing reflects spoils politics, urges civil service for skilled roles, and cautions about delayed competence under new appointees.
The Iowa legislature enacted a daylight saving law to provide fast time from Memorial Day to Labor Day. No penalty for non compliance was set, keeping time consistent across the state. Eastern Iowa may align with DST earlier with Illinois, while Nebraska’s law blocks DST in the west.
A collection of editorials from Marshalltown Times-Republican and other Iowa papers critiques federal and state spendthrift policies. They discuss rising public aid under the Johnson administration, вуз lines about constitutional amendments, guest statute repeal risks, court rulings on apportionment, and concerns over legislative influence, carelessly expanding government, and the rural impact.
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