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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1973
Page
2
The note offers methods to quiet a child by giving undivided attention during short listening sessions and teaches taking turns speaking. It then advises heavier women to wear plain styles avoiding fussy details, with design cues to look slimmer, taller, and balanced. It also suggests a spring activity plan to boost appetite and social rounds, plus guidance on handling billing errors with documented, calm actions.
The listing shows meals for Monday to Friday at Tripoli Community School. Daily menus include chili and crackers with milk on Monday, beef and gravy with mashed potatoes plus jell-O on Tuesday, toasted cheese on Wednesday, pizza on Thursday, and American spaghetti with tuna salad on Friday.
Iowa House member describes tenacious effort to open legislative process with 15th District meetings. He notes passage of HF 359 school aid reforms costing $241.3 million next year and the failed HF 230 proposal for a Department of Transportation replaced by a study committee.
Bremer Extension Director Larry Stoltenberg notes USDA March planting survey shows soybeans near needed demand but corn below hopes. ISU economist Bob Wisner says weather and price moves could change plans. 53.8 million acres soybeans and 71.6 million corn acres anticipated. 1,480 million bushels soybean output possible with 1,295 million use and ample 1973-74 supply.
A passage argues that adding another layer of bureaucracy would further insulate the Highway Department from criticism and external oversight, potentially delaying projects and increasing red tape.
Officials report mounting difficulties in moving people and goods as the crisis worsens. Agencies coordinate limited routes, shelter shortages strain resources, and local leaders urge in place reforms to restore mobility and safety.
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