Close Scoring Race Within NIC Leads At Break
A four way chase for North Iowa Conference scoring honors nears midseason with Morrhwood atop the standings as Belmond and Buffalo Center press. Paul Laavey of Belmond leads with 20.8 at 104 points in five games, followed by Bill Engstler of Garner at 20.0 average and 120 points in six. The field includes Doug Black Buffalo Center Eldon Bird Garner and others, with Belmond and Buffalo Center placing four starters in the top 26. Northwood shines at free throws, Gary Christianson leads with 23 of 26 for 88 per cent. Local items note Lena Hassebrock visiting Kamrar, and a 25th wedding anniversary in Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Gallagher
NIC Sports
North Iowa
Morrhwood
Belmond
Buffalo Center
Paul Laavey
Bill Engstler
Garner
Doug Black
Eldon Bird
Arner
Lary Benhuis
Britt
Tom Hartwig
Osage
Ron Thompson
Gary Grundmeier
Northwood
Roger Bang
Lake Mills
Craig Boller
Orville
Hogan
Terry Hart
Bob Rise
Bel
Steve Peder
Tom Helgeson
Rich Bradtlander
Terry Pals
Don Standley
Pat Orthell
Buffalo
Tom Nelson
Vikings
Gary Christianson
Northwood Hag Zood
Cardinals
Iowa faces growing state surplus amid tax gains and debate
Iowa's Comptroller Selden projects an unencumbered state balance of 30 million by June 30, 1967, up from earlier 12 million forecasts as personal and corporate income taxes exceed expectations. Ray accuses double state taxes to fund idle surplus, urging tax relief or forgiveness of 1985 taxes. The article notes other items including ag land credits litigation, Amish farm sale cancellation, and plans for federal funds to expand the statehouse grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Marvin Selden
Selden
Iowa
Republican
Robert Ray
Ray
Polk
Des Moines
Karl Heady
Towa State
U. S
Justice of the Peace
Hazleton
Gallo
State Printing Board
Victor Gallo
Strawberry Point Democrat
S. E. Tennant
Colfax Republican
U. S. Housing and Urban Development Agency
Statehouse
Charles Grassley
New Hartford Republican
Grassley
Lawrence Scalise
Scalise
Plant
Airman Hench Selected for Keesler AFB Training
Airman Richard A. Hench son of Mr and Mrs Arthur C Hench of Titonka has been chosen for training at Keesler AFB Mississippi as an Air Force communications electronics specialist. The airman a Titonka Consolidated High School graduate recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas attended Mankato State College in Minnesota and is linked to a security hospital project at Oakdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Hench
Arthur C. Hench
Titonka
Keesler Afb
Mississippi
Air Force
Titonka Consolidated High School
Lackland Afb
Texas
Hench
Mankato State College
Mankato
Minnesota
State Fair Profit Clash and Visitor Notes
State Auditor Long and Fair Secretary Kenneth clash over fair profits. Falk reports 1965 state fair profit 53000 while Worthington says losses exceed 100000. Sunday visitors to the fair greet Mr and Mrs Herman Bry and Mr and Mrs Dan Myer. Thursday visitors include Nanans aunt and Mrs George Fox at Britt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borington
Fair
Kenneth
Falk
Worthington Say
Hy Ng Jof
Herman Bry
Dan Myer
Yoerman Bry
Hanan
Qeertle Coa
George Fox
Britt
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NIC
Lena Hassebrock
Kamrar
John Ttes
Richard Gray
James Trask
Mason City
Anko Kardoes
Clarence ‘Penning
Elmer Gray
Arnold Helmers
Alvin' Meinders
Wilbert Meinders
Jim Meinders
Henry Beenken
W. L. Bob's Cleaners
Sloper Rambler
Winter Furniture
Peoples State Bank
Klipping Fertilizer
Moorman’s
Rake Bank
Johnson’s Hatchery
Bob’ Cleaners
Bob’ S Cleaners
Bob Stonebraker
L. Kuch's Foods
Coca Cola
Coop. Oil Co
HL & H
Leibrand
Coop. Creamery
Kuch
Cofffee
Vessels Cribs
Trojan
Fox
Shafar Bros
Dolphins
Lion Tamer
Don Shafar
Ring Masters
Shafar Monkeys
Bros
Bears
Don Bison
Shatar
Jugglers
League Seals
Lion Team
Ly Tamers
Coffee Shop
Lion
Tamers
Budget- Olson’s Coast
Cher
DeVries Lumber
Andy
Farmers T. & S. Bank
Anderson
Tribune
Margaret
Mary's Radio & TV
Stonebraker
Judy
Margaret DeBoer
Jolynn Ranae
Jerry Wayne
Ronald Alphs
Capitol
AG Land
Grounds
Atomic Energy Commission
Maytag Company of
Newton
Oakdale
Leibrand Ty & Appliance Ao
Winnebago Post
the American Legion
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