Guthrie County audit details county finances 1971 report
Auditor of State Smith presents Guthrie County figures for 1969 70 71 showing operating costs for the County Attorney's office 9285.30 receipts 48280.29 and 1416 dog licenses issued. Clerk of Court fees fines and trust 31589.02 marriage licenses 102. Recorder revenue 25541.92 hunting fishing licenses 1633 real estate stamps 454 boat registrations 340. Sheriff fees mileage trust funds 4043.81. Specific funds and expenditures listed including Road Clearing Fund Domestic Animal Fund and Farm extension aid with totals and district allocations. Soldier's Relief Fund assisted 23 families 32 individuals. Five Justices of the Peace handled 467 cases four Mayors 54 cases total 521. fines collected 8848.25. fines fund disbursed 8884.80 to ten school districts. Guthrie County had 12 drainages districts with 4431.20 balance. Auditor commends county officials for cooperation.
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County Recorder
Justices of the Peace
Guthrie County
New Power Plant 75 Percent Complete Near Pa lo Iowa
The Du ané Arnold Energy Center near Palo, Iowa, a $50 million 75 percent finished nuclear plant, is being built by Iowa Electric Light and Power with two rural cooperatives Central town of Marion and Corn Bell of Humboldt. Over 1,500 workers. commercial operation expected January 1974. Major milestones include April 1973 hydro test for the nuclear steam supply system and reactor internals. extensive cable, pipe, and tubing work continues. Environmental monitoring tracks background radioactivity, tours attracted about 20,000 visitors in 1972 with plans to resume tours in 1973.
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Duané Arnold Energy Center
Palo
Iowa
Iowa Electric. Light and Power Company
Marion
Corn Bell of
Humboldt
Energy Center
Tax Drop Is Told For Phone Bills
Dell Marten United Telephone manager for Adiar Bayard Guthrie Center announced a federal excise tax regulation change will cut most local phone bills by about one percent this month The Excise Tax Adjustment Act of 1970 sets a path to reduce the 10 percent rate annually until total elimination by 1982 Some business users will see less than one percent due to tax not covering all services.
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Dell Marten
United Telephone
Adiar
Bayard
Guthrie Center
Marten
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