Crossbreds win both championships at All Iowa 4-H beef show
Victor Shada 16 of Anamosa claimed grand champion steer at 1,035 pounds in the All Iowa fair 4-H and FFA beef show with Rodney Provin 16 of Guernsey earning reserve grand champion. Judges credited 99 head in the competition led by breed champions Lois Bulfer Gilman and Mike Gent Webster. Open beef show also included Charolais top wins by Lake View Charolais Farms and Bellevue Princess named reserve grand female.
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FFA
Victor Shada
Anamosa
Tony Shada
Jones County
Rodney Provin
Guernsey
Harold Provin
Lincoln Luckies
William G. Zmolek
Ames
Angus
Lois Bulfer
Gilman
Robert Sick
Blairstown
Hereford
Mike Gent
Webster
Peter Hunter
Coggan
Debra Birchmier
Mitchellville
Doug Weir
Laurel
Marvin Nichols
Ankeny
Lake View Charolais Farms
Aplington
Jeff Gropper
Grinnell
Bellevue
Andre
Three Families Dominate Cedar Rapids Garden Show
Three families led the All Iowa Garden Flower show with multiple blue ribbons. The Rohlena and Venneman families from Cedar Rapids and the Richardsons of Ely topped the final judging, with Carl Franks also among leading winners.
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Chris
Delia
James Venneman
Lee Street
Margaret
Shelley
Wilbur Feild
Selma Peterson
C Avenue NE
Chloris II Garden Club
Cedar Rapids
Karen Frantz
Palo
Cindy Gaumon
Second ‘Street
Farm Youth Center
Rohlena
Venneman
Richardsons
Ely
Carl Franks
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Charles Rohlena
Victoria Drive
Robert Rohlena
Lisa Prachar
Vicky Prachar
Rosella Richardson
295-Foot Pull Wins at Fair
Phil Aylward of Memphis Missouri pushed 295 feet to set the longest distance of the day in the $2 000 tractor pull before 5 000 fans at the All town fair Saturday He also won the 12 000 pound stock tractor class with the 295 foot effort.
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Vernon Hauser
Cambridge
Ron Bouser
West Chester
Ron Parker
Martello
Ron Headley
Fof Fairfield
Doug Miehe
West Liberty
Steve Kiner
Grand Junction
Tim Waggoner
Walford
Keith Sanket
Fairfax
Phil Aylward
Memphis
Alltowa
Aylward
Dunn Named Iowa Banking Superintendent by Gov Ray
Cecil W Dunn 46 Eagle Grove banker and president of Security Savings bank was named by Gov Robert Ray to head the Iowa Banking Department. He succeeds Oliver Hanson, takes a four year term starting Wednesday, subject to Senate confirmation, with an annual salary of 23500. Dunn is a Win bterset native, University of Iowa commerce graduate, and has three sons Michael Martin and Scott.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
Cecil W. Dunn
Eagle Grove
Dunn
Security Savings Bank of
Oliver Hanson
Iowa
Hanson
Durant
Senate
General Assembly
Winterset
North High School
University of Iowa
Brenton Banks of Iowa
Dallas Center
Carleton D. Beh Co
Security Savings Bank
Bergetta
Michael
Manchester
Martin
Scott
Sell Old Telephones With Low-Cost Ad Inquiries
Classified note urges readers to clear unused telephones by placing a cheap want ad. Contact phone number 398-8234 for details on listing and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial
Lembcke Named Administrator for Winneshiek Hospital
Robert A. Lembcke, 31, longtime Nebraska hospital administrator, was hired as administrator for Winneshiek County Memorial Hospital Decorah and will assume duties August 1. He has held posts at Chadron Jefferson Maryville Riley County and Community memorial hospitals and is a Parsons College graduate. The board received over 75 applications.
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Decorah
Robert A. Lembcke
Chadron Community Hospital
Chadron
Neb
Winnesheik County Memorial Hospital
Lembcke
Jefferson County Memorial Hospital
Fairfield
Riley County Hospital
Manhattan
Kan
Community Memorial Hospital
Maryville
Parsons College
Lembke
Milwaukee
Jerry Scott
St. Joseph Hospital
Brainerd
Minn
E. J. Weigle
Board of Trustees
Camp Site User Fees Suspended
Washington AP reports the Cost of Living Council announced that the Army Corps of Engineers will suspend new user fees at 149 camp sites and 16 day recreation areas across Oklahoma Texas Arkansas and Kansas. The move cites inconsistency with price ceilings.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Army Corps of Engineers
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Kansas
Friction in Matias era police department faces lawsuits and splits
The Gazette reports rising litigation against officers amid intradepartment tension between detectives and the night shift. Officers complain of morale problems, fear of retaliation, and slow court processes, with at least 12 seek other jobs and pay concerns cited.
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Department
the Gazette
Matias
Detective Bureau
Patrol Command
Clift
Uniformed Division
Magistrate
Nixon Announces SEC Appointees
President Nixon named Ray Garrett of Chicago and A A Sommer of Cleveland to the Securities and Exchange Commission. Garrett would be chairman, both men are securities law specialists, Garrett is a Republican and Sommer a Democrat, to join the five member body regulating stock exchanges and markets.
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San Clemente
Nixon
Ray Garrett
Chicago
A. A. Sommer
Cleveland
Securities and Exchange Commission
Garrett
Commission
Sommer
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Mahtomedi
Dennis Brabec
Albert City
Ron Bowser
Arlen Jenson
Harlan
Terry Carlsen
Bloomfield
Ken Gracey
Springville
Bruce Wheatley
Pocahontas
John McManus
Taylor Ridge
Ill
Keith Perry
Terry i Carlson
Dee Mathis
Elkhart
Elwin Perry
R. C. Mathes
Elkart
Three Families
Cecil Dunn
Iowa Banking
Winneshiek Hospital
FBI
Human Rights Commission
Millsap
Louis Stepanek
Smulekoff
SEC
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