Iowa Irrigation Expansion Questions from Geological Survey
The Iowa Geological Survey reports irrigation could rise to 1.3 million acres by 2000 if current growth continues, but water depletion, soil erosion, and regional water availability pose long term costs. Western Iowa may see most expansion, while wells and storage systems raise expenses. The study calls for more groundwater research and prudent planning.
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It's Time To Pray America prayer campaign launches
The nation plans a 40 day prayer drive beginning September 17 led by Rev Pat Robertson with Billy Graham and other figures. CBS and KEYC-TV will air a kickoff special urging churches nationwide to call their congregations to ethical leadership and devotion through prayer in this third century of the United States.
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Attorney General Turner draws laughs at Winnebago Farm Bureau meeting
Turner spoke at the Winnebago County Farm Bureau on September 8 delivering light humor while pressing state issues. He defended gambling enforcement, cited capital punishment, and noted a large DOJ staff. The session also touched on highway conditions and a playful jab about horns. Local sports continued with Buffalo Lanes bowling notes and Thompson football statistics.
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Irrigation Permits Highlight Iowa Water Use Trend
The Capitol News Letter notes irrigation remains a minor part of Iowa agriculture. It cites 837 irrigation permits issued by the Iowa Natural Resources Council in early 1976, reflecting the scale of permitted irrigation at that time.
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Space battles loom at state capitol over offices
State government branches clash over office space as an appeals court expands in January. The supreme court seeks room for five new judges while legislators push for more chamber and individual offices, risking a confrontation with Gov. Ray who opposes moving elected officials. In other items, luncheon guests attended a funeral gathering for Mrs Albertha Miller and Lions Club dinner plans were announced for September 20 at City Hall. Memorial Hospital updates and local visits were noted, including Alta Finlayson’s Iowa trip and family gatherings in Buffalo Center and surrounding towns.
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The Faith of Jesus Christ and Our Confidence
Cornelius F. Stampres explains that in Romans Galatians and Philippians the righteousness of God comes by the faith of Christ not our faith in Him The Christlike faith precedes our belief because Christ is wholly worthy to be trusted His work on Calvary and heavenly intercession secure salvation for all who come to God by Him
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Space Firm Faces Payment Question Over January Legislature
Turner says the proposal aims to misuse the standing appropriation and to legislate for a purpose not suggested by the province. The Gem has already done $46,000 of work, with the status of that claim unclear with the state comptroller. The firm may wait until January when the Legislature convenes to receive payment.
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