Community thanks for school reorganization effort
The article credits months of meetings and public involvement across districts for a successful school reorganization. It praises steering committee members and representatives from multiple communities for their public spirit and hard work, noting wide participation and constant information to residents.
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PTA
Marie
Clyde McFadden
Elmer Voss
Washington
Billi Harrington
Glenn Strittmatter
Bear Grove
Gail Wissler
Bill Fudge
Grove
LeRoy Retallic
Gerald Kay
Benson
Walter Sievers
Albert Olson
Pymosa
Dale Butler
Wendell Pellett
Oakfield
Lee Myers
Donald Petersen
Atlantic
Bud Emmert
Lee Gregersen
Brighton
Lyle Harris
August Schwanke
Spending That Surplus Across Iowa Tax Relief Plan Hints
The Iowa treasury surplus prompts calls for varied spending. Advocates urge early consideration of rural property tax relief through tax refunds, noting a new law might be required to implement such measures.
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Iowa
Surplus to Ease School Tax Burden for Iowa Farmers
The speaker argues that surplus funds should be used to repay the state assisted school tax exceeding 15 mills for farmers. The obligation has long been funded from state money which has rarely been sufficient. Redirecting surplus would aid individual taxpayers in Iowa who need relief as much as anyone.
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Iowa
Echoes of the July Flood One Year On
A year after the July 2 flood the community begins cleanup and assesses the mounting costs. The final tally remains unsettled as victims calculate the disaster’s impact one year later.
July 2 Flood Remains Worst Local Disaster On Record
A year ago residents faced homes wrecked and fields destroyed as the search for drowned victims continued. The July 2 flood stands as the area's deadliest natural disaster, a peak of nature at her worst in memory.
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Nature
Gypsum Firm Plans Expansion Program
National Gypsum Co announces a 125 million dollar expansion over five years. Chairman Melvin Baker expects sales to rise from 215 million this year to 906 million by 1985 and plans three new plants to reach California and Canadian markets.
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Buffalo
N.Y
National Gypsum Co
Melvin Baker
Baker
California
Boys Save 4-H Steer From Fire Near Dolliver
Dennis Clabaugh aged 11 and his brother Gary 8 rushed into a burning barn three miles east of Dolliver to rescue a 4-H project steer. The barn and 2,5300 bales of hay and 100 chickens were destroyed. The boys were not hurt.
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Estherville
Dennis Clabaugh
Gary
Burnis'g
Dolliver
Atlantic News Telegraph details rates and publication info
Atlantic Iowa edition lists publication details for the Atlantic News Telegraph with editor information and subscription rates. Rates cover local carrier, Case county mail, other Iowa, U S and Canada options, with yearly and half yearly options.
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Atlantic
Case
Iowa
U. S
Canada
Navy contractor overcharges reveal Rivers Will influence
A South Carolina congressman and Admiral Will are linked to a shipyard bid dispute. Power Equipment of Brooklyn won a low bid to repair the USS Randall and sought extra pay, aided by Rivers pressure and Will’s quick approval. Multiple higher claims followed before MSTS resisted further increases.
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Drew Pearson
South Carolina
Connecticut
Washington
John
Will
Fom
Military Sea Transportation Service
Mendel Rivers
Congressional Committee
Pentagon
Navy Department
Power Equipment Corporation
Joe Kelly
Randall
Admiral Will
Military Sea Transportation Fleet
Brooklyn
Kelly
G. D. Cross
James P
House Merchant Marine Committee
House Armed Services Committee
Congressman Rivers
Rivers
D. T. Eller
Congress
Power Equipment Company
MSTS
Kreuzkamp
Power Equipment
Capitol Hill
Congressional Record
House of Representatives
Navy
Tigers Fans Return Hope for Pennant
Poem notes fans who abandoned support now cheer Detroit as a pennant race nears, reflecting on past doubt and current enthusiasm. It questions how strong the Tigers would be if supporters had persisted in quitting.
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Tigers
All-Iowa Fair Junior Livestock Show Sets 2112 Dollar Prize
Cedar Rapids AP reports a record 2112 dollars in premiums with no premiums at the All-Iowa Fair Junior Livestock Show for 4-H and FFA projects. Event runs Aug 0-23 in Cedar Rapids. Beef heifers judged by Waltin Olson of Calamus. beef steers by R G Plager of Ottumwa. swine judges Perry Kidder of Cedar Rapids and Richard Bruene of Gladbrook. market lambs judged by Dewey M Jontz of Des Moines.
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Cedar Rapids
Waltin Olson
Calamus
R. G. Plager
Ottumwa
Perry Kidder
Richard Bruene
Gladbrook
Dewey M. Jontz
Des Moines
Land buy sought by farming families near Atsugi base
Thirty six farm families near Yokohama and the Atsugi air base ask the government to purchase their land so they can relocate due to jet noise from U S Navy aircraft. The push reflects growing discord over living near the base and its operations.
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Yokohama
Japan
U.S. Navy
Atsugi Air Base
Leadership Needed Says Butler Calls for Progressive Democrats
AP reports Paul M. Butler urged more progressive Democratic leadership in Congress to deliver a strong party record for the 1960 campaigns. He warned of a tough year ahead unless Congress acts, implying Lyndon B. Johnson and Sam Rayburn.
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Washington
Congress
Paul M. Butler
Butler
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
House
Sam Rayburn
Sukarno Assumes Full Executive Power in Indonesia
President Sukarno seized full executive authority as Premier Djuanda resigned. He will appoint a new cabinet to address Indonesia's financial deficit inflation and regional rebellion across the 3000 island republic ten years after sovereignty from the Netherlands.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Djuanda
Netherlands
Grosz German-American Painter Georg Grosz Dies in Berlin
Georg Grosz a 66 year old German American painter died of a heart attack in West Berlin today just weeks after returning to Germany He left the country in 1932 after his satirical drawings fell afoul of the Nazi regime
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Berlin
Georg Grosz
West Berlin
Grosz
Germany
Famed Bridge Hands in Masters Event
East dealer vulnerable. North holds 10 and other high cards while South shows a9. West has KQJ and sparse entries. The play features a famous hand with contesting suits and decisive card placement.
Ireland Poland clash in European bridge match ends in draw
In the European championships two years ago Ireland and Poland faced off. Barry OConnell with his brother in dummy made four spades after a tense sequence. West misled with a diamond return and Krzymuski failed to protect clubs. The 40-board match finished tied as both sides settled for four spades on another hand.
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Poland
Barry O'Connell
West
Krzymuski
South
O'Connell
Haat
East
Declarer
Kreymuski
Cuckanski
Lowanski
King of
Go To Your Own Doctor For A Cancer Checkup
An article by Herman WN Bundesen MD urges annual cancer checkups in every doctor’s office. Early detection by general practitioners can identify many cancers with basic exams, instruments, X rays, or palpation, potentially saving many lives. The piece emphasizes the doctor as the key partner and urges prompt action.
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Herman WN. Bundesen
Estion
F. B
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Schwengel Named Honorary Lincoln Bicentennial Commission Member
Rep. Fred Schwengel of Iowa is honored as an honorary member of the Lincoln Sesquicentennial Commission. He joins two others in receiving the distinction Thursday for his ardent study of Lincoln lore.
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Washington
Fred Schwengel
Iowa
Lincoln Sesquicentennial Commission
Yellowstone National Park Marks 1872 Establishment
Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming is the nation’s first and largest protected area, established in 1872 as the United States’ premier conservation site.
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Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Mansfield Says Butler Aims at Republicans with Criticism
Sen. Mike Mansfield accuses DNC Chairman Paul Butler of aiding the GOP by criticizing Democratic congressional leaders. Butler urged a stronger progressive leadership to boost the party in the 1980 elections, while Mansfield argues the attacks could help Eisenhower and the GOP.
Body of American missionary found in Alps near Berchtesgaden
Searchers located the body of 32 year old Fred Harness of Phoenix Arizona a Mormon missionary who disappeared June 3 while attempting to climb the Watzmann mountain in Bavaria Germany. Harmless was the son of former congressman Dick Haris. Bad weather hampered the search with snow rain and fog delaying progress.
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Berchtesgaden
Germany
Alps
Fred Harness
Phoenix
Ariz
Harilees
Pot
Dick Har
Watzmann Mountain
Saarlanders Exchange Francs for Marks as West Germany Reopens
In Saarbrucken crowds queued at conversion centers to swap French francs for German marks. The region, now under West German economic control, offers one mark for 117 francs.
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Saarbruecken
Germany
Storm Lake Fire Claims Life of Local Youth
Ronald Lillig, 18, of Varina, died Saturday in Storm Lake hospital from burns suffered in a Thursday fire at Superior Manufacturing Co. in Albert City. Teammate Donald Bebbe, 17, of Sioux Rapids, injured in the blaze, was listed in satisfactory condition. Mention notes a historical rebuilding of Lisbon after 1755 earthquake.
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Burns Storm Lake
Ronald Lillig
Varina
Storm Lake
Burmae
Superior Manufacturing Co
Albert City
Donald Bebbe
Sioux Rapids
Paper Delivery Notice for Atlantic City Route
Residents on Atlantic city carrier route who do not receive the newspaper should report by 7 p.m. to ensure delivery verification and replacement.
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Atlantic
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