Iowa moves to 18 as age of majority approved
Iowa Legislature acts to lower age of majority to 18 with July 1 effective date. The House rejected an amendment to keep drinking age at 19, allowing 55,000 18 year olds to gain majority rights. Senate also tightens lobbying reporting and debates corn check off plans amid audit findings at WOLTY.
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Iowa Corn Growers Association
FFA Unites Youths With Career Education in Agriculture
The FFA program links vocational education with active chapters to help youths explore agricultural careers. Members learn by doing in classrooms and experiential work, aligning skills with opportunities in the American agribusiness system.
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Agricomplex
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FFA Week Highlights Youth in Agriculture and Conservation
National FFA Week honors the Bison Chapter Future Farmers of America with activities led by Advisor Wayne Nattress. George Washington's birthday week inspires conservation careers as members prepare for a Sweetheart Dance and announce the FFA Sweetheart, M. R. Elman.
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Bison
Future Farmers of America
George Washington
Washington
Wayne Nattress
M. R. Elman
HMOs Proposed in Senate for Towan Health Plan
The Capitol News Letter notes growing Towan interest in health maintenance organizations. The Senate approved a bill 47 to 3 to establish HMOs with enrollees paying a fee for full health benefits. Sponsor Sen. William Rabedeaux says the aim is adequate staffing and care, not social legislation, as it moves to the House.
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Hmos
Always Abounding in the Work of the Lord Exhortation
A sermon urges steadfast labor in the Lord citing I Coris 15:58 and I Cor 1:2, urging believers to persevere amid discouragement. It contrasts spiritual duty with recent station policy shifts at WOI TV and recalls community visits and anniversaries in Minnesota.
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Christ
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Christ Jesus
Baked Bananas as a Novel Vegetable Option
Linda Ostrander suggests replacing common winter vegetables with baked bananas. Tie shaped by leaving skins on, bake 30 minutes at 300 to 325 degrees, served in skins or split, with optional chocolate or caramel. Bananas cost 25 cents for 2 lbs, pair well with pork or ham, with salads and desserts completing the meal.
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Tahiti
Hawaii
Way Back When highlights from Telbune and Tribune files
Highlights notable events from old issues: Gary Garst undergoes successful heart surgery at Town City on January 20. Cadet Walter E. Calhoun earns Wentworth Military Academy honors. Coop Oil elects four new directors Henry Broneewe Klaas Meyer Bert Meyer and Fred Hippen. Hermie Weaver and Donald Berhow complete Milwaukee car servicing course. Donald Grothaus and Willis Limberg receive promotions. Gladys Kuchenreuther injures ankle and misses Bowen Grupp duties. Forest City beats Buffalo Center 32 to 31 in OT with Costigan top scorer. Dr Harold Schoon plans to relocate to Sibley.
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Gary Garst
Town City
Walter E. Calhoun
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
Missouri
Tribune
Henry — Bronleewe
Klaas, Meyer
Bert Meyer
Fred Hippen
Coop Oil
Hermie Weaver
Weaver
Donald Berhow
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Donald Grothaus
Willis Limberg
Misa Gladys Kuchenreuther
Bowen & Grupp
Tribune Files
Forest City
Buffalo Center
Costigan
Harold Schoon
Sibley
Estate Planning Session March 6 In Northwood
ISU Extension Service hosts an estate planning meeting in Northwood at First Lutheran Church from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday March 6 featuring Dr. Nell Hart Extension Economist and Iowa Bar member. Topics cover property ownership, wills, estate tax, gift tax, settlement costs, and planning tools. contact Jim Kuhlman or Thompson Extension Office for details.
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First Lutheran Church
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Nell Hart
Iowa Bar
Jim Kuhlman
Worth County
Thompson
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