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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1971

Page

5

Farm Bureau backs eminent domain reforms and owner protections

Iowa Farm Bureau urges stronger safeguards in eminent domain and condemnation law. It supports county level hearings, notice and information, landowner representation on commissions, attorney fee shifts, and itemized damage appraisals. It calls for delayed settlements, local appeal authority, and technical supervision for drainage replacements at landowner cost.

Commerce Commission Farm Bureau Highway Commission

Quote on the Constitution by Daniel Webster

The passage cites Daniel Webster warning that piecemeal changes erode the Constitution as a despot would trample and scatter its pages. It notes that today the Constitution safeguards rights of more than 250 million people.

Daniel Webster

Keota club hosts meeting and social notes

The Keota O A C Club met with Mrs. Doug Flander hosting eleven members and five babies. Valentines were exchanged and cake with cherry topping served. Local residents and visiting relatives populated a long weekend with birthdays, hospital visits, and community gatherings across Keota and nearby towns.

Keota 0.A.C Doug Flander Glen Stoutner Tom Burton E. J. Mormann Eldridge Iowa Down Stair Candice Statler Chicago Bill Henderson Cliff Stoutner Concordia Kan Joel Veane Davenport George Bond Leona Peiffer Hillsboro Ore Carl Walton Boyd Sanders Cedar Rapids Stanley Dones Don Long Rubio Gene Sanders Kimmy Iowa City Lyle Strasser Sigourney M. K. Claypool Des Moines Nellie Messerschmitt Laverne Strasser David Don Feltz Alex Schwenke Mike Lillig Chris James Coffman Jim Coffman Derek James Greiner Mercy Hospital Wayne Zehr Pauline Sable Marie Watts Earl Cooley Cyril Osweiler Lawrence Bermel Frances Baker Clara Kent Leonard Heisdorffer Marvin Shultz Jeanette Marjorie Heisdorffer Marie Greiner Robert Huffman Kahoka, Mo

Critics silent observers of Laos drive

Washington reports the Nixon administration is gratified by mild US reaction to the Laos operation, contrasting with earlier Cambodian protests. Officials worry public apathy, lacking solid backing for risky moves, as 20,000 South Vietnamese forces attack the Ho Chi Minh trail north of Hanoi amid heavy air strikes.

Washington UPI Nixon United States Laos Indochina Ho Chi Minh Trail Hanoi

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