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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1971
Page
2
The Tripoli Leader is listed as second class mail at Tripoli Iowa under the 1879 act. Subscription rates are four dollars per year in advance within Iowa and five dollars per year in advance elsewhere.
State Representative L W Kehe outlines House actions as adjournment nears. The steering committee calendar prioritizes bills, with measures on voting age, nuclear compact kinship, youth employment in agriculture, four year terms for top state officials, and study of the state owned TV system to expand educational broadcasting.
Mrs. Ervin Knittel returns home from Allen Hospital Waterloo. New arrival son for Ronald Rathbone and Readlyn parents at Allen Memorial Waterloo. Kevin Thurm’s 8th birthday party with Randy Abbas Kenny Bradley Jeff Leach Steven Brian Beevers. Attendees and cake ice cream details. Wedding of Carol Lynn Westendorf and Charles Edward May in Sumner. Palm Sunday confirmations at St Matthew Lutheran with list of confirmations. Visitors Irene Wenn Madison Wis to Minnie Kimball. Chris Petersen visits Cedar Falls and Waterloo friends. Leader ads bring results.
The Senate approved a bill to reduce Iowa’s judicial districts to eight administration districts and 13 districts for selecting judges, moving to the House. The measure aims to equalize workloads, as smaller districts handle about 500 cases yearly for 50 000 people while larger ones handle about 5 000 cases for 270 000 residents. The piece notes historical ad hoc districting since 1846 and argues for efficiency gains. Also covered is Iowa’s voting age shift, with 18-year-olds gaining national election voting rights and the legislature ratifying a federal amendment proposal to apply to all elections.
April 7 Extension Council meeting at the Extension Office in Tri poli at 8:00 p.m. April 12 Extension Home Economics Committee Meeting at the Extension Office in Tripoli at 1 30 p.m. Junior Leadership Meeting at the Extension Office in Tripoli at 8 00.
Two farm families, the Clair Maguires of Danbury and Ed Gassman of Bernard, welcomed quadruplet lambs from their ewes this month as part of their flock care.
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