Political Calendar Shaped by Iowa Party Caucuses and Conventions
The piece maps the 1972 Iowa political calendar with Democratic and Republican caucuses and state and national conventions. It notes potential date changes due to an Iowa Supreme Court ruling invalidating the reapportionment plan and urges watching for further action. Key dated events include Democratic district caucuses on March 25, Republican precinct caucuses on April 4, Democratic state convention May 20, Republican in-county convention June 9, Republican national convention July 21, Democratic national convention July 16, and the Republican convention August 21. Continuous updates depend on court rulings affecting district boundaries.
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Court House
Forest City
Iowa
Supreme Court
Miami
Florida
San Diego
California
Bison climb to Top Ten with 69 51 victory over Britt
Buffalo Center Bison improve from 17th to 10th in Class A after a 69 51 win over Britt, led by Merlyn Thorson. The team posts strong season stats with high offensive output, solid defense, and four players in the top ten scoring list. A Feb 12 concert by Roger Pemberton and Keith Peterson adds regional excitement as the Bison eye continued success in conference play.
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Buffalo Center
Bison
Britt
Merlyn Thorson
North Iowa
Bert Hanson
Lake Mills
Osage
Forest City Indians
Buffalo
Garner
Steve Dontje
Paul Steffensen
Paul
Mark Havans
Belmond
Jim Hanson
Northwood
Jim Torkelson
Roger Fiderlick
Maynard Stensrud
Stéve Dontje
Steve
Roger Pemberton
Mery Griffin
Keith Peterson
Bisan
M. R. Ejman
Iowa moves toward home rule for cities and towns
The Legislature approved a measure to allow cities and towns in Iowa to adopt a new municipal code or operate under the present one. The code would remove seven functional funds, replace them with a general fund, keep the 3 mill operating limit, and uphold the 6 percent majority for bonds. Local officials see mixed adoption timing and still await further court guidance.
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Lowa
Mason City
Tom Jolas
Iowa City
Loren I. Hickerson
Municipal Laws Review
Iowa lawmakers clash over reapportionment and pay raises
The Iowa Senate approves a 25 percent raise for Attorney General Richard Turner to 28000, while debates sting law sway and wage freezes. Rep. Alt hails historic floor vote on bill expanding municipal powers. RECENT campaign notes show Jepsen and Frangenburg opposing billboard use. Weekend visitors include Janet Brass and Kareh Lades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickerson
Don Alt
R-West
Des Moines
House
State Supreme Court
Roger Jepsen
William Harbor
Iowa
High Tribunal
General Assembly
Turner
Iowa Senate
Richard C. Turner
James Griffin
Council Bluffs
Senate
Supreme Court
Gross
H.R. Gross
Waterloo
Culver
Jehan Culver
Ray
Cedar Rapids
State Agriculture Department
Mark Atwood
Paul Frangenburg
Jepsen
Robert Ray
GOP
Franzenburg
Grieve Not The Spirit Teachings On Eternal Security
A religious reflection on being sealed with the Holy Spirit at belief, showing the Spirit as seal and eternal safeguard. It notes believers cannot lose the Spirit yet may grieve Him, but nothing can separate them from God's love, urging faithful living and gratitude.
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Christ
Paul
Apostle
Price Controls Listed For Small Business
Retailers with gross sales under 100000 yearly are exempt from Economic Stabilization Program price controls. The Cost of Living Council announced the exemption, but service firms like laundry, dry cleaning, restaurants, and repair shops remain under price controls. IRS officials note the change will reduce IRS workload and has little effect on overall economy.
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Cost of Living Council
CLC
Internal Revenue Service
Richard C. Voskull
IRS
Inwa
Voskull
My. Voskuil
Submited To Surgery After Visit With Family
Mr and Mrs Hardy Jordel returned home Monday after visiting since Friday with their daughters and families the Clayton Gilbertsons of Emporia Kansas and the Gordon Heyer family at Kansas City Kansas Mr and Mrs George Heyer accompanied the Jordan home Monday as they have been visiting and helping in the Heyer home at Kansas City for a week as Mrs Gordon Heyer and submitted to surgery January 31 She has been convalescing at her home since Wednesday of last week.
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Hardy Jordel
Clayton Gilbertsons
Emporia
Kansas
Gordon Heyer
Kansas City
George Heyer
Jordan
Heyer
Way Back When Four Years Ago in Tribune Files
A digest of past items notes Marvin R. Smith earned a pharmacy degree at the State University of Iowa on February 3. Della and Ray Biman mark eleven years in their grocery business begun in 1951, with Ferne’s Beauty Shop change of ownership by Denis Bosra and Joyce Backer. Sgt. Roger Steinberg returns home from Korea after 17 months deployed.
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Tribune Files
Marvin R. Smith
State University of Iowa
Della
Ray Biman
Busin Mess
Ted Fredericks
Denis Bosra
Buffalo Center
Joyce Backer
Sheffield
Roger Steinberg
Korea
Tribune Pites
H. E. Biel
Eiel
Tribune
Lubben
Jennie Deane
Jeanette
Lena Mae
Luke Lubben
Baptist Church
A. W. Lang
Bowen & Grupp
Anniversary Dinner Held for Kettwicks at Skyline Club
The first wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kettwick was celebrated with a dinner at Skyline Supper Club in Mhrt Lea Minnesota. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moorhead and family Rochester Minnesota and other relatives from Swen City Buffalo Center and nearby towns. Also referenced is a visit from Mrs. E. Savage of Wheaton Illinois and a birthday supper for Mrs. Sadie Gray with multiple family attendees from Ti tonka Corwith Buffalo Center and surrounding areas.
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Harry Kettwick
Skyline Supper Club
Mhert Lea
Minnesota
Kenneth Moorhead
Rochester
Donald Logemann
Swen City
Harold Kestwick
Jake Wessels
Savage
Wheaton
Alinois
E. Sapp
Richard Gray
Sadie Gray
Gray
Vern Rafdal
Meint Huisman
Larry Gray
Titonka
Vernon Gray
Corwith
Lester Gray
Ardel Gray
Steve Evenson
Buffalo Center
Town Council Regular Meeting February 2 1972
Regular meeting called to order by Mayor Leibrand with council present. Minutes read and approved. Maguire Iron Preserving Co reps Jean Jones and Jack Cazard to review waterover maintenance proposal and to return with equipment for closed circuit tower inspection. Ambulance Annual Statement presented by Carlyle Gerzema. motion to accept carried. Group plan for city employees discussed by Vincent Steinberg. No truck parking on main street. Bills paid as listed. Clerk Margaret Stonebraker noted.
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Leibrand
Ferrow
Sisk
Hogard
Sapp
Vera
Jean Jones
Jack Cazard
Maguire Iron Preserving Co
Carlyle Gerzema
Fisk
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George A. Carman
Balto
Merlyn BR. Elman
Baltor
Katherine B. Carman
Arline Dey
Pauline Careon
Jos Kitna
Alan Carson
Terry Elman
Asass
Winnsbago
Kossuth
Iowe
They Poni
Wowa Press
Indians
Iraeli
The
Capitol News
Silet
Morton
Bruhns Milling Service
Highway
Buffalo Canter
Eddie Brass
Janet Brass
Mankato
Kareh Lades
New Ulm
Louis B. Russell, Jr
Betty Wills
Noblesville
Ind
Russell
Indianapolis
Heart Fund
Mr. Vos
Appleton Silo's
van Dale
Appleton Silo CO
Alvin H. Peterson
Primghar
Alto
Ray Barnes Britt
OWA
Appleton Silos
ASC
Ailend
Tax Service
Lyle Patterson
Batiaie Center Tribune
SS A
Lawn
Fetrow
James Draper
Eugene Woiwood
Don Hasbrouck
Margaret Stonebraker
Evelyn Ankeny
Holland
George Bowers
IPERS
Farmers Trust and Savings
Long Dept. of Revenue
Buffalo Center Tribune
Lande Insurance Co
Bureau of Labor
Interstate Power
General Telephone Co
Armstrong Service, Inc
Coop Oil Co
Hogard and Son
Buffalo Builders Supply
Carpet Jensgolds
Jenence Anderson Chemical Co
S. Elmer
Lakota, Iowa
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation