Just a Hunch on Humphrey Nomination Targets 1976
Political notes foresee Hubert Humphrey winning the Democratic nomination at the 1976 convention in New York. The column also covers Humphrey's Iowa visit for a Blouin fundraiser, Ted Ellsworth's potential second run in the Second District, and local political events. It notes U.S. Senator Dick Clark's Africa trip, GOP meeting plans, and upcoming civic discussions and broadcasts.
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New York City
Wallace
Bentsen
Carter
Harris
Sanford
Jackson
Udall
Hubert Humphrey
Ford
U.S
Dick Clark
Iowa
New York
Africa
Wry remark from a friend who claims to read a column by never reading it
A humorous exchange where a friend says he never misses the column because he never reads it. The line captures a witty paradox about attention and habit in a casual conversation.
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Buddy
Cedar Rapids School Board Race Sets Unusual Woman Majority
In Cedar Rapids Iowa two incumbents Barbara Bjornson and Ronald Moore seek a single seat in a Sept 9 school board election. If Bjornson wins women would outnumber men on the board four to three, a rarity in national boards. A candidates night is set for 7 30 p m Thursday at Kennedy high.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Barbara Bjornson
Ronald Moore
Bjornson
Moore
Robert James Kreamer
Kennedy High
Governor Ray asks Ford not to consider him for interior
Governor Ray requests that President Ford not consider him as a candidate for the interior secretary post. He states his reasons and reiterates his service goals, emphasizing commitment to public work and state leadership.
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Ray
Ford
Secretary of the Interior
Independence Adult Education Fall Schedule Announced
The Independence Community School District announces the 1975 fall semester high school credit courses starting Sept 9. Sociology is taught by Leo Ponsar in room 112 and history by Judy Callahan in room 113A at 8 30 p m. High school completion courses meet Tuesdays and Thursdays evenings 6 30 8 30 and 8 30 10 30.
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Independence
Independence Community School
Howard Lunan
Leo Ponsar
Judy Callahan
Ron Wegner
Grant to Luther Supports Lectures Series
A grant from the S and H foundation of New York City funds Luther College to present a six program series during the 1975-76 academic year titled American Institutions Crisis. Lectures will examine higher education mental illness and correctional institutions with Luther sociology department members coordinating the effort.
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Decorah
Luther College
S and H Foundation
New York City
Luther Sociology Department
University of Iowa Doctor Takes Leave for Federal Center Role
Dr. Roger L. Amon associate professor in the graduate program in hospital and health administration at the University of Iowa will take a one year leave to join the national center for health services research in Washington DC. He will serve as executive secretary for administration and evaluation of research applications and join the intramural research program at the center.
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Iowa City
Roger L. Amon
University of Iowa
National Center For Health Services Research
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington, D.C
Record Corn Crop Still Possible Despite Decline
National Corn Growers Association predicts a possible record 5.67 billion bushels despite a further U S decline in corn prospects. Weather improved in drought areas but late. Iowa and nearby states show drops while Georgia Illinois Indiana North Carolina and Texas show gains. East of the Mississippi the crop is strong. west of the river a July drought hurt yields.
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Goeppinger
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
South Dakota
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
North Carolina
Texas
USDA
Corn
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Nursing program names new department head
Floence Schubert becomes head of the Decorah Luther College nursing department after serving as chairwoman for graduate studies in nursing at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. Classified ads offer landscaping services in today’s edition.
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Decorah — Luther College
Floence Schubert
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
West Union Artist Wins Best of Show in Iowa TV Art Show
Waterloo jury awards Jeffrey Kohl for an acrylic titled Industry at the ninth annual First Iowa Television Art Show sponsored by Black Hawk Broadcasting Co. Kohl earns the juror's award for best of show.
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Waterloo
Jeffrey Kohl
West Union
Iowa
Black Hawk Broadcasting Co
Kohl
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