Bi Centennial Vignette on Thomas Nelson Jr and Yorktown
The Tribune launches Bi Centennial Vignettes highlighting signer Thomas Nelson Jr a Virginia merchant and patriot leader. It recounts his 1775 demand for floor time his funding and raising of light cavalry in 1778 his siege of Yorktown actions and final collapse of his fortune and health after Cornwallis surrender.
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the Tribune
Virginia
Thomas Nelson, Jr
Yorktown
County of
York
Nelson
Congress
Washington
Lafayette
Cornwallis
Buffalo Center summer recreation launches June activity
The Buffalo Center program starts next Monday June 9 with instructors from the local school system directing activities for children from third grade through high school. Practice sites include Bison Field ball diamond and Lions Shelterhouse Park with schedules for PeeWees Little League and high school groups. Merchants baseball and fastpitch softball open new season, plus plans for a summer theatre and a state parks brochure feature.
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Buffalo Center
Alan Jones
Terry Miller
Bison Field
Lions Shelterhouse Park
Jones
Miller
Tribune
Prades
Joie
Gary Almelien
Lake Mills Independents
Ken Shafer
Linda Gray
Colleen Miller
Buffalo Center ‘Theatre
Linda
Colleen
Clear Lake
Sure ‘Nuff
Rick Poole
Poole
Iowa Conservation Commission
Iowa House passes stop gap bill for malpractice insurance
The Capitol News Letter reports Iowa lawmakers approve a stop gap measure creating a joint underwriting association of all Iowa liability insurers to guarantee medical malpractice coverage. A companion proposal was approved for interim study between sessions.
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Iowa
Iowa Legislature Passes Malpractice and Voting Bills
The debate included a $25,000 study for an in depth malpractice bill, floor manager Rep Arthur Small dis pleased with scope, bill passed 87 0 with compromises removing sliding fee scales and a medical panel. A voting reform bill moved to allow mail registration 25 days before election. later polls open till 9 pm. Senate rejected corporate farming limits, directing reports instead. ADC funding set at 382 million with base 35.7 and 2.5 million reversion. Transportation regulation board appointments named by Gov Ray impact truck railroad regulation statewide.
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Lown City
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House
Congress
U. S. Senate
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Joint Appropriations Committee On Human Resources
Por
Ray
Iowa
New Transportation Regulation Board
Department of Transportation
Town Commerce Commission
Sherri Yalon Alston
Burlington
General Counsel's
Veteran's Administration
Washington, D. C
Conrad A. Amend
Des Moines
Iowa Commerce Commission
Residents witness pole lights and a flag atop eight sided home
In South Buffalo Center neighbors awoke to colored lights and a flag atop a 22 foot pole at the site of the Harvey Rossmiller eight sided home. A neighbor noted Christmas lights and a decorative cord were removed after Rossmiller’s power was connected. Other items and comments follow about local figures and political matters.
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South Buffalo Center
Harvey Rossmiller
Tribune
Rossmiller
Interstate Power Company
Resignation to Faith Lutheran Church Chiefly Noted
Rev Orville Olson resigns after seven years at Beth lehem Lutheran Buffalo Center to accept a call to Faith Lutheran Church in Coon Rapids Minnesota. Dennis Albers among 617 Drake University graduates at spring commencement in Des Moines.
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Tribune
Buffalo Center
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Orville Olson
Faith Lutheran Church
Coon Rapids
Minnesota
Dennis Albers
Drake University
Drake Ciildhouse
Des Moines
Two Minutes With The Bible By Cornelius Stampreg
Fragmented OCR note includes religious reflections on Paul's role as apostle of grace, cited verses, and sermon context. Interleaved are local notices about a wedding at Congregational Church parsonage with Rev John Engels, a war injury report from Okinawa, and assorted local 1935 and 1925 items.
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Grace
St. Paul
Apostle
Christ
John Engels
Herbert Julius
Okinawa
Buffalo Center Town Council Minutes Report May 21 1975
Public notice summarizes the May 21 1975 Buffalo Center Iowa Town Council meeting including approval of prior minutes bids for 40000 Fire Department Equipment Bonds awarded to Farmers Trust & Savings Bank and plan for tax levy to repay bonds. Building permit applications listed and adjournment reported with mayor Leibrand and clerk Kopp signing.
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Ferrow
Fisk
Hogard
Vera
Sapp
Fetrow
Hogerd
Fire Department
Farmers Trust & Savings Bank of
Buffalo Center
Iowa
Fetlow
Neys
Richard Potter
George C. Rippentrop
Ruben
Kermit Balvance
Irving Larson
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AvioPar
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Matt
Poctoffics
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Nenpagen Association
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Whitney
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Robert Ray
Soviet Union
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Lowa
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Galbraith St
Blue Earth
Melvin Viring
Roger Hanson
Amend
U. S. Department of Transportation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Richard DB. Howe
Iowa Reciprocity Board
Alston
Howe
Iowa Commission On the Status of Women
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Indy Jackson
Buffalo Center Hospital
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Lillian Kiewier
George Beaving
Jung
Ameris
Ist Ave. E
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Lawrence Costigan
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