Thought for Today and Liberty Quote Editorial
A 1972 editorial features a Thought for Today quote reflecting on calamity and perseverance with psalmist sentiment, then a Thomas Jefferson remark on press freedom. The piece connects personal resilience through faith and friendship to the broader ideal that liberty rests on free press.
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Thomas Jefferson
Bright Blue Weather October Showcases Seasonal Flair
The author praises October in Iowa as a favorite month with clear days and mild warmth signaling approaching winter. They note temperate weather contrasts with other states, reflect on seasonal value, and argue Iowans understand weather's impact on life whether farming or not.
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Washington
Senate Passes Crime Victims Compensation Bill
The U S Senate backed a federal crime victims program with grants to states covering 75 percent of costs for state plans, up to 50000 for medical, loss of earnings, and funeral expenses. Intervenors receive larger sums, while concerns about fraud, recovery, and insurance exist.
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U.S. Senate
A Different View Of The Shoplifting Problem
A Washington shopper recounts being falsely accused of shoplifting and laments the harm to character. The editor notes that honest mistakes by store personnel occur, urges an immediate public apology, and urges readers not to dismiss Washington due to a single unhappy incident.
Almanac highlights and a San Francisco arson case
The item notes October 2, 1972 as a notable date with historical events from 1780 to 1968 and mentions Moore Gandhi's birth. It also reports a San Francisco arson spree targeting parked cars, described as vandalism driven by apparent hatred for automobiles. The piece lists publication details and subscription info for the Daily Press Association.
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San Francisco
UPI
Bill O'Connor
Richland groups in meetings and events summary
Richland activities include W C T U meetings with eight members and a guest, Daughters of Ruth report on Least Coin, and Cub Scout discussions led by Nordyke. Women clubs hold Sept events, with October plans for hostesses and programs, plus a 4-H club notice and a newborn in Rubio area.
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Don Long Richland
W.C.T.U
Russell Parsons
Wayne Parsons
Kathryn Jones
Clarence Ferguson
Sam Ritchie
Daughters of
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Mabel Hollingsworth
Ray Moorer
Mary Morgan
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Richland
Kenneth Nordyke
Charles Blakely
Don Long
Nordykes
Clay Social Club
Jess Harbison
Jim Harbison
Jamison
Noriie Erwin
Raymond Kephart
Larry Morgan
Kathleen Morgan
Washington
Amanas
Matilda Nordyke
Oma Wade
Don Underwood
Richland Womens Club
Lloyd Bottorff
Andrew George
Floyd Smith
Stover House
Lois Wade
Roy Downey
Fern Walker
Fairfield
Blackhawk Maidens
Star Country Club
Gertrude Hinshaw
Harmony Circle
Ray Ward
W.S.C.S
George Pringle
Greene
Iowa
Joe Jones
Galen Brown
Thomas Gale
Dean Cooney
Rubio
Robert Cooney
Bridge final ties as Italy and U S miss 1470 point swing
In the Olympiad final board 21 North South Italy vs United States reached six clubs. Forquet and Garozzo led to a heart contract with a successful slam for Italy and a 1370 point score for the U S in the other. A spade lead or double might have altered the result, but both sides passed six clubs.
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Lawrence
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Vigilante group targets rapists in Los Angeles
A column notes a vigilante squad in Los Angeles formed by outraged women to track down unprosecuted rapists. They plan to shave the culprits' heads and post photos around town. The piece blends oblique social commentary with unrelated stray lines and editorials from LM Boyd.
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Los Angeles
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