Total recycling as sole solution to waste disposal
Experts argue only total recycling can end solid waste. Autos would be designed for reuse, parts recovered via reverse assembly lines, while nonrecyclables and plastics persist. The piece surveys current waste, incineration limits, landfills, and regional disposal trends, with examples from New York, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Detroit, and Virginia Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles County
Detroit
Virginia Beach
San Francisco
Philadelphia
NFO plans holding action on grain sorghum nationwide
The National Farmers Organization announces a holding action on all U.S. grain sorghum to press for a $2.30 per hundredweight contract and guaranteed price. President Oren L. Staley cites inflated government crop estimates and seeks broader backing, with potential actions to raise prices on corn and wheat as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Iowa
UPI
National Farmers Organization
NFO
United States
Oren Lee Staley
Staley
Texas Panhandle
California
Midwest
Wouldn’t You Really Rather Have Money Ad Offer
An ad suggests turning unused home items into cash through Journal classifieds. It urges readers to call 653 2191 to place a classified ad, highlighting the appeal of converting unused possessions into money.
Fall lawn weed spray advised by ISU expert
Iowa State University extension weed control specialist E. P. Sylvester urges homeowners to spray fall weed seedlings now for a weed free lawn next spring. He recommends 2 4-D amine, watering, adding detergent, and avoiding mowing before or after treatment, with spraying possible through early November and in conjunction with fertilizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P
Dutch
Sylvester
Iowa State University
Iowa
Pope faces hard choice on bishops and democracy
Pope Paul VI must decide soon whether to permit more democracy in the Roman Catholic Church or suppress rising calls for it. The upcoming Synod of Bishops in Rome will test co responsibility with bishops, as some fear a crackdown on national conferences and a push to require Rome's clearance before major declarations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Cathedral
Mt. St. Albans
Washington, D.C
New York Times
New York
Central Park
Colorado
National Academy of Sciences
Charles C. Johnson Jr
Consumer Protection and Environmental Health Service
Paul VI
Synod of Bishops
Rome
Vatican
Conferences of Bishops
Roman Curia
National Conferences of Bishops
Queen Elizabeth II Lovingly Thrifty In Private Wardrobe
Queen Elizabeth II saves on private clothes while maintaining lavish outfits for public appearances. She favors a knee length figure fitting jacket for off duty, with couture houses Hartnell and Amies crafting new wardrobes for royal duties during a March through May tour of New Zealand and Australia. Critics label her as dowdy at times, though she continues to balance personal thrift with host nation presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Buckingham Palace
Norman Hartnell
Hardy Amies
New Zealand
Australia
Hollywood
Robert Blackwell
Hartnell
Amies
Adults join piano lessons in growing numbers
In New York UP I report music education consultant Constance Wagner notes that hundreds of thousands of adults study piano, though under 21 players near 10 million. adults pursue lessons for certification, self relaxation, or social display. Institutions offer extension courses and many teachers take on adults in private or group programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Constance Wagner
Miss Wagner
Journal Sale Date Column
A series of sale notices from Wyman to Washington and Kalona Iowa with livestock auctions weekly. Listings include closing out stock and equipment in Wyman October 23, public house goods sale in Washington October 25 at 702 East Second Street, estate sales near Agency and Fairfield, and recurring weekly farm and livestock auctions at Kalona and Columbus Junction with multiple venues and times. The article also contains a biographical note on a queen age 43 detailing her dress rules and wardrobe management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyman
Iowa
Clair Mullen
East Second Street
Washington
Anna B. Houseal
1St Road
Don Applegate
South
Walter Neff
Fairfield
Forrest
June Leathers
Agency
Friedman
Kalona
Smylie’s
Columbus Junction
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Kalona Sales Barn
Wayland
Town
Wapello Livestock Sales, Inc
Wapello
Washington Livestock Sales Co
Education costs rise and Michigan eyes state control
The piece details rising school costs per pupil and higher local property taxes fueling budget woes including Fremont Ohio where a budget defeat forces a shutdown. Michigan Gov Milliken proposes state takeover of education costs with a statewide tax and regional salary equalization while schools keep policy control. Additional notes mention on location filming for The Moonshine War in Stockton and a festival honoring Hal Wallis in London.
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Fremont
Ohio
Michigan
William G. Milliken
Educational Reform Commission
Peace of
Milliken
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Committee On Pollution
The
Solid Wastes Management Magazine
New York State
Academy of Sciences Committee
Louis Cassels
United Press International
Queen Elizabeth
Margaret Saville
Gay Pauley
Journal
By Frederick H. Treesh
Martin Ransohoff
Stockton
Calif
Wallis
Hal Wallis
Beckett
For Well Drilling Co
L. Jennings
New London, Iowa
Osauqua
Iow
van Buren
Keosauqua Sale Co. Inc
Norman Baker
Bob Craig
Asgrow-Hagie
HALLS
Dial
Washington County
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