Iowa Named Site for Federal Transportation Research Center
Iowa will host one of ten new federal transportation research centers, jointly run by Iowa State University and the University of Iowa with support from the Iowa Department of Transportation. The center will start with a four year grant, funded in part by state and federal matching money, and aims to study highway corridor development rural transport problems and rail versus road investment with 40 to 50 staff in year one.
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Iowa
Federal
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U.S. Department of Tranportation
Iowa State University
University of Iowa
Iowa Department of Transportation
IDOT
David J. Forkenbrock
University of Iowa Public Policy Center
Forkenbrock
ISU
Benjamin Allen
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa to test soybean ink in 87 newspapers next week
The Iowa Soybean Promotion Board will run a field demonstration using soybean based ink at 15 newspaper and printing centers across Iowa. Don Latham of Alexander, board chairman, says the program promotes soy grown in Iowa and the U.S. and aims to expand a 30 million bushel market for soybeans. Ink for newspapers was developed by the American Newspaper Publishers Association in 1980.
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Iowa
Iowa Soybean Promotion Board Board
U.S
Don Latham
Alexander
American Newspaper Publisher’s Association
Iowa Today reports soy ink rollout across papers
The Gazette pioneered soy oil ink and still uses it regularly. Soy ink, made from renewable resources, offers brighter colors, easier disposal, and less ruboff than petroleum ink. While costs are higher, studies suggest more papers per pound and potential offset of price differences. A field results summary will be shared with Iowa newspapers next week.
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The
Gazette
Iowa
New thrift acquires 2 Iowa S&Ls in aided merger
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Lincoln Iowa through its Lincoln Nebraska parent bought Shenandoah Federal Savings Bank and Western Federal Savings and Loan Association in Council Bluffs. FSLIC provides about 13 million in cash and indemnity while capital adjustments keep 4 percent of liabilities. Shenandoah shows 21.7 million assets and 23.8 million liabilities with a 2.1 million negative capital. Western shows 27.9 million assets and 40.4 million liabilities with a 12.5 million negative capital. Des Moines AP Iowa state treasurer reports 500000 plus reunifications of unclaimed money since January for over 5500 people.
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George C. Ford
Savings and Loan Association
Iowa
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Washington
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Lincoln-Iowa
Council Bluffs
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Lincoln
Neb
First Federal Bank
F.S.B
Federal Savings Bank
Shenandoah
Western Federal Savings and Loan Association
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
First Federal of
Lincoln
First Federal of Lincoln-Iowa
FSLIC
Hassan Honarmand
Federal Home Loan Bank of
U.S
Des Moines
Michael Fitzgerald
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