Lakota girl named to IGHSAU academy
Colleen Karels from Lakota, a junior last year, selected to attend the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union and Iowa Girls High School Basketball Academy in Ida Grove from July 27 to August 1. She joins guard Mary Martens as district representatives from Hampton district.
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Lakota
Colleen Karels
Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
Iowa Girls High School Basketball Academy
Ida Grove
Lakota Falls
Hampton
Kareis
Mary Martens
Ighsau
Godberson
Iowa
Mid- Industries, Inc
Byron Godberson
Tax plan clash as conference panel votes narrowly down
The Iowa Legislature wrestled with a school funding tax bill. A conference committee backed a plan to raise $46 million in new income tax money and $6 million more from corporate taxes but was rejected 44 to 55. Republican and Democratic votes split, with Rep Delwyn Stromer key in attempting reconsideration but ultimately voting against it.
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Robert Ray
Conference Committee
House
Iowa Legislature eyes reapportionment clash and budget fights
The 64th General Assembly faces its second conference committee as reapportionment and budget battles loom. Key disputes include house district deviations from 3.8 to .89 percent, potential court tests, and Spokesman terms about a racist plot. Regents funding aims between 182.9 and 205.7 million, while welfare seeks 184.4 million for two years. A Cedar Rapids real estate firm must surrender its license for one month over civil rights actions.
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Port Down
64Th General Assembly
U.S. Supreme Court
Baker Versus Carr
House
Philip Hill
R-Des Moines
Richard C. Turner
Wiely
General Assembly
A. June Franklin
D-Des Moines
Lily White
Franklin
Norman Jesse
Des Moines
Jesse
Vernon Ewell
Waterloo
John Patton
Aurora
Tom Doughterty
D-Albia
Marion Sigiin
R Lucas
Keith Dunton
D-Thornburg
George Pierson
R-Oskaloosa
Emil Husak
Toledo
Clair Strand
R-Grinnell
H. L. Ollenburg
Garner
Wayne Keith
Algona
Irvin Bergman
Harris
Walter
Kruse
Sheldon
James Wirtz
Emmetsburg
R. C. Edelen
Estherville
Board of Regents
Senate Appropriations Committee
Govay
Senate
Department of Social Services
Departep
Ray
State Civil Rights Commission
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye Realty, Inc
The Way to Heaven and the Faithful Path They Claim
A sermon excerpt discusses the question how to reach heaven, contrasting popular deeds with biblical teaching. It cites Proverbs 14 12 and John 14 6 to argue that only Jesus Christ as the way to the Father offers true life and truth. The piece emphasizes faith in Christ’s death as the means to eternal life.
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Heaven
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Oakdale research program hosts weekend visitors from Iowa
Weekend guests in the homes of Dr and Mrs Harley Feldick and Mr and Mrs Andrew Risius were Mr and Mrs Wayne Risius of Iowa City Wayne has completed freshman year in Meds Teal School and Barbara has completed junior year in Pre Med both will enter medical school at the University of Iowa next fall Wayne and Barbara are employed for the summer in a research fellowship at the Accident Prevention Laboratory in Oakdale under the University Medical College.
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Harley Feldick
Andrew Risius
Wayne Risius
Iowa City
Wayne
Barbara
University of Iowa
Oakdale
University Medical College
Iowa Soybean Promotion Bill Endorsed By Governor
Governor Ray signed a statewide soybean check-off creating an Iowa soybean promotion board to expand world markets. Iowa farmers produced about 187 million bushels last year, with soybeans the second largest cash crop and foreign sales supplying over half of the crop. The program requires farmer referendum. nonparticipating producers may seek refunds.
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Ray
Iowa
Illinois
Jowa
Iowa Soybean Promotion Board
Senator Ollenburg Reports on House Session Aired
Senator Ollenburg notes long summer heat in the State House as the Conference Committee on school funding and tax reform completed a compromise proposal. It limits future spending, freezes millage totals, and requires districts above 110 percent of state average to appear before review. The House rejected the report 65 to 44 and 50 to 49 on reconsideration, prompting hopes of a new conference committee. The reapportionment map stalled, while the House plan creates 100 seats in the House and 60 in the Senate, with the Fourth district short of its population target by about 7,500.
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State House
Conference Committee
Senate
House of Representatives
House
House of Representative
Lawmakers Discuss Redistricting Plans and Budget
The discussion centers on forming a workable electoral district through Worth Mitchell and Howard counties, with other proposals spanning Wright County and parts of Fort Dodge. Senators Curran and Keith influence placement as Hancock Winnebago Kossuth lines are preserved, Hum boldt added for ten years while budget talks press toward a June 18 end and potential new tax measures.
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Worth
Mitchell
Howard Counties
Wright County
Fort Dodge
Curran
Keith
House
Hancock
Winnebago
Kossuth
Humboldt County
Grant Gleaners Meet at Linda Frerichs Home
The Grant Gleaners held a May meeting at Linda Frerichs home with ten members present. Deanna Coden led opening and demonstrations covered sewing techniques, pockets, collars, and sewing machine basics, plus talks on pressings and good boymanship. Linda Frerichs and her mother served a lunch made from stored mixes, with Frerichs sharing her special project. Reporter Cindy Holtorf.
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Grant Gleaners
Linda Frerichs
Darlene Caltvedt
Gleaners
Deanna Coden
Deanina
Debbie Ostermann
Vicki Hagenson
Vicki
Lorraine Gerzema
Jorraine
Linda
Cindy Holtorf
Way Back When Years Ago 1961 Tribune Files
Darrall James injured when his motorcycle flipped in his brother Jim's farmyard last Sunday. Lowell Bond earned a doctor of medicine degree from University of Iowa College of Medicine on June 2.
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Tribune Files
Darrall James
Jim
Lowell Bond
College of Medicine
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Tribune Mes
Glenda Berryhill
Cancer Society
Towa University
Merlyn Elman
Buffalo Center
Tribune Publishing
Henry Krull
Henry
James Rhode
Forest City
Boys State
Des Moines
Jake Frey
Buffalo
German Baptiste Church
Ada Berryhill
Darlene Potter
Ruth Bond
John Boyken
Gladys Aykes
Ames
Westenhaver employee leaves for Oskaloosa in three years
A. Fisher, long time worker for Westenhaver Bros., packed his belongings and departed Tuesday evening for Oskaloosa after three years of service. Mrs. LeRoy Mofa of Tacoma arrived in Minneapolis last Sunday to visit relatives, then returned with her brother to prepare for Tacoma. Mrs. Moss, formerly Joan Thompson, is described as the wife of a retired Army officer.
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Tribune
A. Fisher
Westenhaver Bros
Oskaloosa
LeRoy Mofa
Tacoma
Washington
Minneapolis
Merlin Morgan
Lake Mills
Rich Thompson
Larry Thompson
Cottage Grove
Minnesota
Moss
Joan Thompson
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