Nixon vows to cut aid to drug abusers’ protectors
President Nixon calls drug control an urgent national priority and pledges to suspend all U S assistance to nations whose leaders protect narcotics traffickers. He notes expanded federally funded treatment and aims to reach up to one million heroin addicts yearly with new funds.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
State Department
Congress
George S. McGovern McGovern
Narcotics Control
VFW Buddy Poppy Sale Marks 50th Anniversary
The Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary will observe Buddy Poppy Day in Washington on Saturday September 23 with poppy sales conducted by VFW Auxiliary Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls. Headquarters will be Golden Touch Decorators on the square. Proceeds aid needy veterans and families.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Washington
VFW
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Golden Touch
Iowa 4-H Clubs and Local Meetings Featured Activities
Iowa Maidens 4 H Club, Franklin Cubs H Club, and Jackson Boys held gatherings at community locations with members and parents attending. Topics included knitting, school recycling drives, and a slideshow on shopper behavior. Officers were elected for Franklin Cubs and new members joined Jackson Boys, followed by refreshments and a brief business meeting.
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Iowa Maidens
Diane Jarrard
Tom Giuntoli
Prairie Flower School
Kalona
Franklin Cubs
Ed Augustine
Frank Kleese
Franklin Cubs +H
Grace Hill
Robert Stout
Mark Miksch
Kevin Flynn
Nick Reed
Tom Dusenbery
Melanie Miksch
Bill Boyd
Paul Reed
Chris Colliver
Mike Ladehoff
Jackson Boys
Fairgrounds
James Birney
Larry Escher
Jerry Roberts
Greg Hora
Myron Sojka
Brian Hora
Greg Marek
Tony Hora
Witty odds and trivia from LM Boyd 1972 column
A collage of curiosities from LM Boyd covering whale eye size, Japanese tradition, labor satire, railcar capacity, wealth statistics, global chiggers, handedness, gorilla climbing, Grana Coulee Dam spillway, the rare North American mammal, beauty contests, nasal humidity, bat pink ears, bathing customs, a pricey new tub, population timing, and closing with a Fort Worth mailing address and copyright note.
Merry Eights Meet Monday In Wayland
The Merry Eights Pinochle Club gathered Monday at Mrs Millard Schlatter's home with Mrs Virgil Aldrich hosting. Guests included Mrs Joe Davis Schlatter and Mrs Kenneth Hesser. Pinochle at three tables. high prize won by Mrs Dale Richenberger and low by Mrs Joe Davis Schlatter. Refreshments served. Max McGuire returned to duties as postal clerk after two week leave for tests at Henry County Memorial Hospital.
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Ezrm
Wss
Mer Wayland
Millard Schlatter
Virgil Aldrich
Joe Davis Schlatter
Mt. Pleasant
Kenneth Hesser
Dale Richenberger
Max McGuire
Wayland
Henry County Memorial Hospital
Professional Directory Listing in Livingston Area
Livingston lawyers named include Meeker Bates firm with Robert Day Everett Meeker and Robert Bates. Morrison Morrison and Lloyd with Edmond D Morrison Jr and James E Lloyd. John C Owen. Stewart and Shearer with Richard A Stewart and Paul V Shearer. Abstract departments noted.
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Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Farm outlook for cattle prices faces uncertainty in 1973
The Iowa State University outlook cautions higher feeder cattle and feed prices with fed cattle prices steady or slightly lower, yielding average or below average returns. Slaughter profits hinge on feeder prices, while demand and beef supplies add uncertainty. Futrell notes beef demand strong in early 1972 but unsure if growth can persist, with expected higher by product values and 1973 price ranges for choice steers around 33 to 35 dollars per hundredweight.
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Gene Futrell
Iowa State University Extension
Futrell
ISU
Iowa
Missouri River
Market outlook and noise policy at Fullerton High
Washington forecasts for cattle prices in early 1973 expect around 35 dollars per hundredweight for choice steers from January to March with higher rates for April to June and a return toward 1972 levels in late 1973. Fullerton High School now enforces a 92 decibel limit on bands performing at dances, using a decibel meter to determine pay.
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Fullerton, Calif
UPI
Fullerton High School
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P.O
Fort Worth
M. Boyd
Wallace L. Fagen
Washington County
Professional Directory
John C. Owen
Earl C. Wright
Brighton
ML. Tweeton
North Marion
J. R. Bissland
Production Credit Association
North Iowa
Washington, Io
Melvin Schneider
Maplewood Manor
Keota
Pl.etter
Osteopathic
Optometrist
John W. Lemmon
Iowa Avenue
Jim Frier
Washington Evening Journal
Bob Stevenson
Dilwe Shild
Washington, Iowa
Iown
Blue Cross
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