04 Feb 1976
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1976
Page
1
The community mourns a young Pella girl killed after leaving a school bus. The piece urges shared responsibility for bus safety, detailing rules for students, drivers, motorists, parents, and officials to prevent future accidents and stresses caution in school zones.
A rapid summary of a public debate criticizing Congress and President Ford for opposing the HEW Labor Bill veto override. The piece argues for tax cuts paired with spending reductions and warns that political gains drive spending, risking higher debt and taxes. It cites Central College officials and calls for fiscal responsibility amid an election year.
The paper invites signed letters from readers and reserves the right to shorten them for space. Letters to appear each Wednesday must be submitted to Editor Henry Fischer by 9 a.m. on the preceding Monday.
Senator Eugene M. Hill reports a Senate House caucus agreement approving a 13.8 million Medicaid supplemental appropriation. Governor Ray credited for reversing prior service cuts. Hill opposes a barrier dam plan for Ledges State Park and backs a Washington approved alternative adding park land and a 9 mile green belt floodway. He also critiques a lobbyist reform version and supports budget limits and updated Workmen's Compensation law. 35th District.
The House Ways and Means committee advanced a third budget plan dealing with local budgets exceeding a seven percent growth limit. The plan, also linked to home rule versus state control, requires second hearings if petitions arise after an initial public hearing.
In 194? The Harvey News notes Pella aims to curb spitting with a proposed ordinance. If enacted and enforced the paper predicts the city jail would need expansion. J D Gans advertises Battle Ax plug tobacco 35c lb and Sledge Hammer 40c. House passes bills on election laws road weed spraying school drills and multiple appropriations including Iowa Development Commission and State Fair Board. Rep Bill Dieleman 70th District.
Pella area Democrats host a testimonial dinner honoring Congressman Neal Smith on February 28 at the Adventureland Inn. Tickets are 35 dollars per person and available from Terry Wilson in Knoxville.
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