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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1985

Page

23

Second judge sought to handle farm bankruptcy avalanche

Two Iowa congressmen urge a temporary second judge in Iowa northern district to speed Chapter 11 farm bankruptcies. Judge William Thinnes presides over 245 such cases in Cedar Rapids and other cities, more than any other district. Tauke and Evans push temporary assignment from another district or retirement for a short term to help farmers plant this spring.

Iowa Northern Judicial District Cooper Evans Administrative Office of U.S Iowa State Bar Association Tom Tauke William Thinnes Thinnes Cedar Rapids Dubuque Fort Dodge Mason City Sioux City Waterloo Farm Bank Tauke Congress the Gazette Tauke and Evans Evans

Farmstead and Mid-America Lamb Quotes Echo Market News

The market report shows Farmstead Foods Cedar Rapids quoting 9-115 lb choice and wool lambs at 64 to 65 dollars, with shorn at 65 to 67 and batch prices at 45 to 46 for selected steerage. Mid-America Lamb Processing quotes 90-115 lb choice and prime shorn at 64 to 66, wool lambs 62 to 64, with slaughter values noted at 15 to 25. Prices cover delivery to Cedar Rapids processors. contacts Ray Zamastil and Russ Olson are listed for inquiries.

Cedar Rapids Farmstead Foods Farmstead Foods Ray Zamastil Mid-America Russ Olson Fairfax Slaughter Livestock Futures Chicago Chicago Mercantile Exchange RCA Nam Tbs BELL

Hundreds turn out for National Crisis Action Rally in Ames

Out-of-state farmers converge on Hilton Coliseum Ames for the National Crisis Action Rally with Ohio and Colorado contingents totaling over 150. Organizers say the protest targets misperceptions of the farm crisis and pressures Washington to act amid low prices, credit strains, and rising costs.

AMES Hilton Coliseum Westrick Freddy Hillman Yuma Colo America Hillman American Agriculture Movement Colorado

Iowa lawmakers join rally as 30,000 gather at Iowa State

On the Ames campus a National Crisis Action Rally draws up to 30,000 people with 33 state senators and 63 representatives signing on for a three bus caravan. Sen James Wells says the event aims to reveal farm problems to the General Assembly and find state level remedies. The Senate followed the House in backing the rally and a resolution on agriculture’s economic emergency.

McClin Polccal Des Moines Iowa General Assembly Ames Iowa State University House of Representatives James Wells Cedar Rapids General Assembly Iowa Senate House

Farm Bureau presence eyed as fence mending at Ames rally

Iowa Farm Bureau President Dean Kleckner will speak at the National Crisis Action Rally in Ames along with other farm leaders to show concern for financially troubled farmers. The event, organized by ten farm and rural groups, aims to heal rifts after Robert Delano’s absence.

Farm Bureau Iowa Farm Bureau Dean Kleckner Ames American Farm Bureau Robert Delano Delano USDA Richard Lyng Kleckner Gazette Arizona Gene Maahs Maahs the Gazette

Hart predicts Congress action to aid farmers in debt crisis

Iowa State economist Neil Hart told a University of Illinois press conference that Congress could pass plans to aid financially troubled farmers. Proposals include half of fall grain harvest loans now and a federal farm credit corporation to provide up to four years of support with liens on assets.

Congress Reagan Administration Washington Hart U.S Federal Farm Credit Corporation

Climate aids Southern dairymen, report finds

An Agricultural Department analysis shows big Southwestern dairies have higher profit potential than smaller Minnesota operations. The study of seven farms across Arizona New Mexico Washington and Minnesota compares costs returns and herd sizes from 52 to 1 436 cows with profits per cow ranging from a loss to 325 dollars.

Washington Southwest Minnesota Agriculture Department Department Economic Research Service Arizona New Mexico Florida California Northern Dairies Southwestern Dairies Boyd M. Buxton University of Minnesota St. Paul Tom McGuckin New Mexico State University Las Cruces Roger Selley University of Arizona Tucson Gayle Willett Washington State University Pullman

Probate Notices and Executions From Linn County Iowa

Several legal notices from Linn County Iowa detail probate actions including the estate of Richard Francis Millen with a will admitted to probate and no administration, an administrator appointment for Jonathan L. Black, and multiple executions for real estate sales. Public notices include FCC application for KQCR Cedar Rapids and executor appointments for Leah Kopaitich Charles Edaburn and Robert Sexton estates.

Iowa District Court Linn County Richard Francis Millen Said Kenneth L. Perry Thomas J. Wilkinson, Jr Cedar Rapids Iowa Banclowa Savings Bank Dan P. Lybarger Karen A. Lybarger Thorp Credit Inc Jones Court House Dennis H. Blome Leland Schoon George J. Novak David D. Krumm Douglas Klima P.M. Linn Center Point Gerald J. Kucera Jonathan L. Black Cheryl Black Klinger, Robinson & McCuskey Leah Kopaitich Leah J. Kopaitich Jenny L. Berger Lowe Robert Charles Sexton Robert C. Sexton District Court Kenneth L. Petreene White, Stone, Aasgaard & York Marion Charles W. Edaburn Charles W. Edaburn, Jr George F. Edaburr Theraatter Srea Charles W. Edoburn, Jr George F. Edoburn Cedar Rapids, Jowr

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