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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1967
Page
4
Wanted news correspondent for Readlyn inquire at Tripoli Leader Tripoli Help wanted man for full time sales work Any previous sales experience acceptable Must be well known in local area No age limit Good commissions with possibility of car furnished depending upon production Investigate this opportunity Write Box No 29 in care of Tripoli Leader
Drive up for Blue Lustre carpet cleaning with electric shampoorer rentals at Tripoli Hardware. Rent is $1 with contact number 882 3303 for service and availability.
The Tripoli Leader issue from October 4, 1967 covers city events and community updates in Tripoli, Iowa. Local meetings, school notes, and civic notices shape the week's town agenda and public interest.
The agency reduces regional consultants from nine to four citing insufficient legislative funding to cover the shortfall.
The Iowa Supreme Court rules that public records include materials a public official is required by law to keep. It denies access to appraisal records for an Iowa City urban renewal project sought by local businessmen.
A note expresses gratitude to everyone who sent cards and gifts during hospitalization and after returning home. Mr and Mrs Virgil Ducker along with Mary and Matthew extend thanks. Also thanks to those who visited during a recent hospitalization and to Pastor Koengeter for prayers.
Delbert Denly of Osceola flies his 145 horsepower Meyers OTW, built in 1936, after full restoration. His bi plane secures first place in its division at the National Air Show held in Ottumwa recently.
The piece emphasizes consumer roles from unpaid family tasks to guiding children in earning saving and spending. It links consumer competence to home life, community decisions, and government actions like social security medicare labeling and truth in lending. It urges active consumer voice and education for future fiscal choices.
Russell Helms of Perry grew a remarkably large cucumber measuring 17 percent inch and weighing over two pounds, drawing attention for its unusual size and form.
Republican State Chairman Robert Ray told a Benton county Republican Women’s dinner in Vinton that unverified discrimination charges against the Iowa Employment Security Commission are dangerous. He urged checking facts with the commission before public accusations, stressing that airing unsubstantiated claims worsens anxiety and that racial discrimination is wrong and must be judged carefully.
George Cline of Brooklyn grows a tall sunflower claimed as 13 percent foot tall with blooms of two large heads measuring 15 and 16 inches across. Local garden feature draws attention as urban horticulture interest grows.
Governor Hughes announces a three member blue ribbon committee to recruit personnel for the social services and revenue departments. Dr. Howard Bowen of Iowa University will chair with John Chrystal and Carl Hamilton serving alongside. The move accompanies 1967 legislation to replace the tax commission with a full time revenue director and a three member tax review board starting January 1.
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The plan calls for a five member council on social services appointed by the governor by Jan 1 and a social services commissioner named soon after. By July 1 1968 the new department will take over supervision of parole agents and related functions from the board of social welfare.
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