Hospital Zone Quiet Please Resolution limits hospital area noise
The Buffalo Center City Council adopted and effective June 14 a resolution restricting motorcycle use on streets and alleys east to the Buffalo Center Hospital from Highway 9 to the Methodist Church corner and the Farmers Trust alley to the Masonic Hall rear. The measure aims to spare patients from late night engine noise and disruption, reflecting community concern and support for quiet recuperation.
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Buffalo Center
Buffalo Center Hospital
Highway 9
Methodist Church
Farmers Trust & Savings Bank
Masonic Hall
Independence Day salute theme in 1973 Dial Tone excerpt
A collage from Dial Tone comments highlights the 1973 4th of July observance and flag honoring event, noting the American Historic and Cultural Society roots, Woodrow Wilson and George Washington quotes, and a playful aside on beef prices from the Sargent County Teller. It ends with a greeting to the association’s vice-president.
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America
United States
District of Columbia
American Historic and Cultural Society, Inc
Capitol Logjam Breaks on Highway Funding Compromise
The Capitol News Letter reports a logjam in the legislature eased by a compromise on funding the highway commission. About $15 million would go to the road fund in the first year, with potential second-year support depending on a $60 million black ink state balance, otherwise funds would revert to the general fund. Governor Ray is expected to sign despite objections as earmarking provisions are repealed in two years. The Senate also advanced a welfare costs bill shifting $20.6 million to counties for 18 months starting Jan 1, 1974, and a repeal of the personal property tax on livestock supported by about $12 million in state funds to offset county revenue loss.
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Highway Commission
Lawimakers
Robert D. Ray
Ray
Bil
Senate
House
Regents House approves 224 million for state universities
The House passed a 224 million two year appropriation for Iowa Regents institutions Iowa State and Northern Iowa with tuition rise limits and pre audit provisions. The bill then heads to the Senate where changes are expected and a conference committee may be appointed.
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Regents
House
Board of Regents
Iowa
Iowa State
Senate
Gov. Ray
Towa
Richard Byerly
D-Ankeny
Beef Days Set At ISU for July 12 and 13
Iowa State University hosts Cattle Feeders Day on July 12 with a tour of the Beef Nutrition Farm near Ames, 9 a.m. registration at C Y Stephens Auditorium. Beef Cow Management Day follows July 13 at 6 a.m. at the Beef Nutrition Farm with demonstrations on calf therapy health monitoring and heat detection devices.
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Iowa State University
R. W. Anderson
Ames
C. Y. Stephens
ISU
Towa Cattlemen's Association
H. L. Self
ISU Ag
Stewart Melvin
Ubba Agena
The
Iowa Department of Environmental
Lions Clubs Reach One Million Members Worldwide
Bernard A Gill of Virginia Beach has been named the one millionth member of the International Association of Lions Clubs at Oak Brook Illinois. Gill, 45, a retired Army Lieutenant Colonel and Viet Nam veteran, is executive director of the United Drug Abuse Council Inc. He lives with his wife Nancy and five children and is a member of the Virginia Beach Oceana Lions Club.
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Oak Brook
Illinois
Bernard A
Barney” Gill
Virginia Beach
International Association of Lions Clubs
Lions
George Friedrichs
Annecy
France
Lions International
Til
Eastquartare
Gil
Phil W. Sterker
Basalt
Colo
International Board of Directors
Gill
United Drug Abuse Council, Inc
Tide
Virginia
Nancy
Oceana Lions Club
Small hospital earns big praise from patient
Fay Asche of Bancroft writes from Buffalo Center praising the local hospital. She commends the staff from maintenance to doctors for caring, comfort, and kindness during a twelve day stay and notes appreciation for hospital copies of the Buffalo Center Tribune.
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Buffalo Center
Fay Asche
Bancroft
Buffalo Center Tribune
Buy the Truth and Sell It Not Sermon Refocuses Conviction
A religious sermon urges believers to “buy the truth and sell it not,” arguing truth costs and must be valued above ease or gain. The passage condemns those who once embraced truth yet abandon it for popularity or comfort, stressing steadfast conviction and the Word of God.
Around the World with Linda Ostrander Foods
Africa yields peanuts known as groundnuts a key protein, used in soups breads and desserts. The article details peanut bread recipes, New York World’s Fair origins, and baking steps. It also notes Sunday gatherings in Martyn Hanson’s home celebrating Todd Hanson’s seventh birthday and Dave Carlson’s birthday, with visitors from LeCenter Buffalo Center Titonka and Northwood.
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Africa
America
New York
Martyn Hanson
Walters
Orval Loewe
LeCenter
Paul Mastin
Dave Carlson
Danny
Jane
Joan
Buffalo Center
Todd Hanson
Simon Sunken
Titonka
Ernie Beenken
Northwood
Senior Citizens Honored at Iowa State Fair
The Iowa Commission on the Aging will recognize a 65-plus Iowan for outstanding service to seniors at the third annual Senior Citizens Day on August 22 at the Iowa State Fair. Nominations by individuals or groups are due by July 27, with details about the nominee’s efforts to help seniors staying in their homes and preserving independence. Submit 500 words or less to the Iowa Commission on the Aging, 415 Tenth St Des Moines IA 50819, including contact numbers and addresses.
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Iowa Commission On the
Buffalo Center
Towa Cormission
Tenth St
Des Moines
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