Editorial roundup and light commentary from March 29 1971
Readers receive a column of thought pieces including a Psalm quote and reflections on paper use rail service comparisons. The editor muses on female leadership in the Women’s Liberation movement and weighs Railpax passenger service prospects against merely keeping trains running, signaling cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Railpax
Railpax to Run Southern Iowa Passenger Route Amid Railoverhaul
Government rail agency Railpax announces passenger service routes with Burlington line chosen over Rock Island for Southern Iowa serving Burlington Mt. Pleasant Ottumwa Cres ton and west. The move drops other passenger trains and trims service to about one train per day per direction. A tale of moral warnings about cheating closes the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railpax
Iowa
Burlington
Mt. Pleasant
Ottumwa
Creston
N ‘West
Rock Island
Davenport
Iowa City
Des Moines
Teens paid to pick up bottles and cans for recycling
Rep. Laverne W. Kehe proposes local governments pay youths to collect old cans and bottles for a recycling repository. Funding would come from materials resale. trials would rely on regular collection schedules and possible support from groups like Junior Achievers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
IDPA
Laverne W. Kehe
Waverly
Kehe
House Environmental Preservation Committee
Burlington Art Show Scheduled in May
Amateur artists aged 21 and over will exhibit at the Burlington Art Guild located at 6th and Spring. The Regional Art Show for Adults opens to residents of Des Moines and surrounding counties with original works in painting prints drawing and crafts. Entries must be two artworks per artist with specific media limits. Awards will be given and winning pieces advance to a state show in Ames in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Guild of
Burlington
6Th & Spring
Des Moines
Lee
van Buren
Jefferson
Henry
Washington
Louisa
Muscatine
Davis
Ames
Burlington Art Guild
P.O
Town
Larry Burzard
Reed Davis
Helen Caldwell
Towa State ‘Arts Council
Adult Education Extension
University ‘of Northern Towa
Washington Journal Classified Rates and Delivery Notes
Inland Daily Press quarters by mail and carrier routes listed with prices per month and six month options. Details mention subscriptions, routes, and delivery areas within the Washington trade area, with terms for mail and carrier service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Fetals
Wash
Washington
Faces framed by hats and hair across eras in fashion notes
A collage of odd facts and quips on style, science, and society. It discusses why hats framed faces in the past, mentions beauty experts and shifts to modern hair framing. It touches on a walnut timber market, a talking myna, Love Story’s box office, and a fish that changes sex. It also cites gender roles in banking, a Mussolini lookalike actor, and light Q A anecdotes.
False Card Brilliance In Classic Home Bridge Hand
In a New York home game a famous false card occurred with Sidney Latentenstern as star and John Raw as the victim. Rat ducked spades, king won, and the A was played on the return. Latentenstern rose to prominence in rubber bridge circles as this tale circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sidney Latenstein
John Raw
South
Rat
Ratt
Saten
Rau’s misplay yields a diamond ruse and a doomed notrump
In a four and a half hand story Rau challenges a king of diamonds contract by leading a club first. Satenstein signals the king, Rau wins the ace and finesses the diamonds. West and Satenstein counter with spades, Rau goes down one, revealing a giant hoax that foiled his plan and left him recalling the 50 percent chance and a clever deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rau
Satenstein
West
East
Latenstein
Ray
Raw
En Syndicate
Tnc
Jobless payments high in February in Iowa
Unemployment insurance payments statewide reached 4,743,462.20 dollars for 88,655 weeks in February, topping January's high. Linn County Cedar Rapids led with 414,191.93 dollars for 7,409 weeks, followed by Polk and Black Hawk counties. The program, funded by employers, expands Jan 1 1972 to include most employers and employees in more cases, adding about 95,000 Iowa workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Washington County
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Polk County
Des Moines
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Iowa
Grass Fire Responded Near County Farm
News briefs report firefighters were summoned Sunday at 3 p m to extinguish a grass fire in a field near the county home, with crews arriving quickly to control the blaze.
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Faraway Ney Island
Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press
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Sioner
Clayton
Sellers
Anamosa
Highway Patrol
Sournal
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Inland Daily Press
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David
Mi Tide Town
L. M. Boyd
Mediterranean
Tel-Aviv University
Daiquiri
Cuba
Virgin Islands
Medicaes
Iego Carliss
Benito Mussolini
Thetalian
Nortil Bus
Vest
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