Energy crisis seen in rising electric use in Sumner
A Sumner Municipal Light Plant report shows electric energy consumption rising tenfold from 1.25 million to 12.85 million kWh over 25 years 1947 to 1972 while population grew only modestly from 1900 to 2200. The piece argues wasteful energy use and calls for immediate conservation by individuals and industry to avert broader shortages.
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Sumner Municipal Light Plant
A Solution to Energy Crisis Through Rail Freight
Tipton Conservative reports George W. Brown of Solon arguing Iowa should shift freight to rail to cut fuel use. He notes 1970 heavy truck fuel 105.33 million gallons vs rails saving 75.1 million, urging policy changes: curb freeways, cap engine size, tax fuel use, end airline subsidies, boost rail and urban transit, and align urban renewal with mixed-use development.
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George W. Brown
Solon
Brown
Iowa
Tipton
Iowa legislators debate pay hikes and tax relief push
Iowa lawmakers discuss a House vote raising the legislative salary from 5500 to 8000 while noting constitutional limits and a 7500 compromise. Senators reflect on property tax relief measures including livestock exemptions and state takeovers of ADC funding, detailing district impacts and personal views.
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Charles FE
Gramley
Iowa
Iowa General Assembly
General Assembly
Iowa House
Citizens’ Compensation Commission
Des Moines
Don Avenson
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Bremner
Chickasaw
Fayette
Howard
Winneshiek
Dar
ADC
House
Commission
Carl Wielsen
Altoona
Sunday liquor sales loom in Iowa as bills pass
Iowa lawmakers move toward Sunday beer and liquor sales noon to 10 pm with local approvals needed. Gov Ray signals likely signature, but Senate may reconsider. House adds local consent rule for licenses as regents funding and tuition issues clash. Senate votes big on disclosure of political contributions and adjacent rail and salaries debates surface amid map of committees.
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A. L. Heyley
Senate
House
Sen
Shaft
Ways and Means
Burrows
Bill Reicherdt
Tepeal
Giulia
Davenport
Board of Supervisors
Board of Regents
University of Iowa
Iowa State University
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University of Lowin
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Charles Grassley
H-New Hartford
Iowa
State Highway Commission
Clifton Lamborn
Rmaquoketa
Ray
State Civil Rights Commission
This Was The News In Brief Timeframes
A compact remark notes overlapping years 1972 1963 1948 1923 as referenced time markers in a brief news fragment. The piece hints at archival history or timelines without detailing events, people, or places. It preserves a historic cadence with no explicit developments.
County Slate of Condolence Notices Published
Fragmentary OCR note from Sumner County announcing condolence resolutions and adverts. Indicates rates and insertion terms though text is garbled. Mentions public notices and regular ads with lawful pricing, seeking submissions for a column of condolences.
HIT tour shows value of Iowa tech training at Waterloo
A reporter recalls a Press Day tour of Hawkeye Institute of Technology in Waterloo. The facility expands with functional buildings and low visible waste, offering diverse courses from auto body to welding. HIT boasts over 90 percent job placement, starting salaries around 700 dollars monthly, and a strong emphasis on preparing technicians rather than liberal arts. Less than 3 percent of enrollment is black, with dormitories and liberal arts courses largely absent.
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Waterloo
Cape
Met
JRH
Cmpus
Jire
HIT
Electronica
Engineering
Cedar Falls
JAH
Poet Lillian Dirksen Featured In Sumner Gazette
Poet Lillian Dirksen, renowned Sumner writer and poet laureate of the Chaparrel Poetry Society, has work published nationally and statewide. Her poetry appears weekly in the Sumner Gazette, with meditative lines on compassion versus vengeance and stories of kindness for strangers.
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Lillian Dirksen
Sumner
Midwest
Chaparrel Poetry Society
Sumner Gazette
Union and church board meet in Sumner for referenda results
Salem and Sumner United Methodist Church leaders met at the Sumner parsonage to implement the May 7 referenda. The Sumner Education Association plans to bring Tsuyoshi Kusatani, 42, of Okayama, Japan, as Japanese English teacher next fall. The piece catalogs anniversaries, deaths, pageant casting, and local happenings from Sumner across June.
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Salem United Methodist Church
Sumner United Methodist Church
Chicago Street
Sumner
Sumner Education Association
Tsuyoshi Kusatani
Okayama
Japan
Victor Steege
Vernon Gonnermann
O. 5
Littell
Hillcrest
Donald Gosch
Luther College
Dorlan
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