Iowa Legislature Faces Pollution Regulation Battles
With focus on air and water pollution, Iowa lawmakers will consider easing or tightening controls on waste disposal and sewage treatment. Environmental committees will confront pressure to relax rules, while public health and clean waterways demand stricter standards despite costs.
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Iowa
House
Senate
Bremer County
How to Submit a Letter to the Sumner Gazette
Readers are urged to write a signed letter and mail or drop it off. The paper invites opinions on all sides and will publish letters that avoid personal attacks. Sign name, ensure credibility, and expect publication if the view is valid and logical.
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Sumner Gazette
Sumner Commercial Club Calls For Community Involvement
The Sumner Commercial Club held its annual meeting and director elections this week. A letter from Sunset Theatre management urged support for the remodeled venue, described as a key 1970 business change and a community asset offering clean, varied films and fewer interruptions.
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Sumner Commercial Club
Sunset Theatre
VELUS
Sumner
Open Letter on Sunset Theatre Progress and Sumner Centennial
The Sunset Theatre reports a marginal 1970 last quarter with seven nights and ads boosted to cut overhead. Overhead, film selection, and flat-rate rentals push losses. readers urged to attend locally rather than travel to Waverly to sustain a first-rate town theatre and help plan Sumner’s 1973 Centennial.
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Sumner Community Club
Iowa
Lake Theater
Lake City
Patton
Letter to the Editor on snow blocked views and yield law
A reader recalls a January Friday collision at Third and No Railroad, where snow piled high blocked visibility and the southbound car hit another after a yield sign stop. The writer questions why authorities charged only one driver for failure to yield and urges snow removal before enforcing the right of way law.
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Third and No. Railroad
Sumner
Iowa Legislature Begins 64th General Assembly In 10 AM Session
Kehe reports the 64th General Assembly convened last Monday at 10:00 am, with committees formed and many bills filed mainly from interim committees. Inauguration ceremonies for the governor dominated week, drawing public interest and debate over their necessity for a second term. The House, with membership reduced from 124 to 100, projects a busy term while interior renovations proceed and floor action included a resolution urging the federal government to consider lump sum tax sharing with states.
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House
Environmental Preservation
64Th General Assembly
Golden Dome
84Th General Assembly
House of Representatives
Robert D. Ray
Iowa
Ray
Jepsen
Senate
Roger W. Jepsen
Iowa lawmakers convene as session opens in fast start
The 64th General Assembly opens with swift committee actions and early bill introductions. Governor Ray outlines education gains and economic concerns, while Lt. Gov Jepsen and Speaker Harbor deliver welcoming addresses. The tone is cautious optimism about tax policy and bipartisan progress.
Sumner area obituaries and local events roll across year
This clipping lists several local notices and events in Sumner and surrounding Bremer County. It notes deaths including George H. Meier and William H. Ganske, a near CO incident at a Sumner home, a school bond approval, a two-vehicle collision, a barn fire, driveway and speed ordinance on First Street, White Elephant Days sale weekend, local appointments and transfers in companies and clubs, new marriages and births, a birthday party, skating notes amid ice harvest, an update on the Hoth repair shop, and a truck collision involving Frank Harding with minor injuries.
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George H. Meier
Telephone Company
Fredericksburg
Bernard Graf
Janelle
Sumner
William H. Ganske
Sumner Area
Sumner Community Memorial Hospital
Sumner Community
Buck Creek Road
Varland
Koch
Myror Guritz
Sumner Aces
Upper Iowa
Valley
Jesse Roland Thompson
First St
Bremer County
Robert C. Gaard
Waverly
Dike
Iowa
Donald Meier
United Telephone Co. of Iowa Exchange
Madrid
Towa
Albert Dunan
Noble
C.F. Sumner Lodge
Virginia Rakowicz
Betty Crocker
Sumner High School
Guy Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter
Agnes Carpenter
Ehlert
Rhinold Mueller
O. C. Hoth
Mr Hoth
Frank Harding
Standard Oil Company
Harding
Poet Learns Humility From Tides and Pride
Poet Aillian Dirksen, windly-known umner author, is featured as pre sent poet laureate of the Chaparrel Poetry Society. In a reflective verse, pride and hardship collide as a narrator battles ego, thirst, and the sea, finding inward light after confronting outer arrogance.
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Aillian Dirksen
Chaparrel Poetry Society
Sumnar Gazette
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