Leading indicators rise for sixth straight month 1980 outlook
The government's index of leading indicators increased in November for the sixth consecutive month, with U.S. officials citing improving prospects. Additional data show modest gains in factory orders and new construction in November. The Census Bureau counts 226,504,825 people in the U.S. and apportionment battles loom.
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Linn County seeks new firm for courthouse remodeling bids
Linn County Board of Supervisors voted to cancel its contract with Associated Engineers after the low bid for phase one exceeded the estimate by 180000 dollars. The board plans to solicit a new architectural firm to handle bidding for the courthouse renovations.
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Iran rejects US offer as hostages face trial threats
Tehran repeats that US hostages could be tried as spies with possible executions if demands are not met. Algeria acts as intermediary as Tehran cites a final reply and a $24 million demand. Washington hints at placing as much as 12 billion in escrow to be released with hostage freedom.
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Iowa Leads in Farmland Value Ahead of Texas in 1980
Iowa holds a $58 billion value in farmland and farm buildings versus Texas at $57 billion per Agriculture Secretary Bob Lounsberry. He cites a strong export market for feed grains and large investments in livestock facilities as key factors. The article also notes Iowa’s upcoming 1981 agenda with a new farm bill and congressional priorities.
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