Three More Indicted In Fashion Farms Case
Three men Cecil Cox of Mitchell South Dakota Norman Gabrielson of Redding California and Kenneth Red Schmale of Belmond Iowa were indicted by a federal grand jury in Sioux City on a twenty count scheme involving conspiracy false entries in Iowa Falls Sale Pavilion records and mail fraud. The case builds on earlier indictments of Carroll Morris and Max Wilhelm Ingebretsen. Trials are slated for the September term.
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Sioux City
API
Fashion Farms, Inc
Cecil Cox
Mitchell
S.D
Norman Gabrielson
Redding
Calif
Kenneth “Red” Schmale
Belmond
Iowa Falls
Donald E O'Brien
Schmale
Webster County
Fort Dodge
Cox and
Gabrielson
Fashion Farms
Carroll Morris
Meservey
Max Wilhelm Ingebretson
Thornton
First State Bank of
Morris
Muir Receives NSF Grant for Plant Growth Study
University of Iowa botanist Robert Muir has been awarded a 42700 dollar NSF grant for about two years to continue research on plant growth. The project, titled Relationship of Auxin and Gibberellin in the Control of Plant Growth, follows four years of prior work on chemicals affecting growth since the 1930s.
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Iowan
Iowa City
Robert M. Muir
University of Iowa
National Science Foundation
NSF
Muir
Farmer Killed as Welding Torch Triggers Farm Blast
Glen King a 54 year old farmer was killed and his hired man seriously burned in a machine shop explosion on King's farm at Pisgah. The blast sparked by a welding torch ignited gasoline in an implement tank. Employer Richard Parr 30 was treated at Missouri Valley hospital and later moved to Omaha hospital. Deputy Sheriff Clarence Baldwin investigated the incident.
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Pisgah (Ap
Glen King
King
Richard Parr
Missouri Valley Hospital
Omaha
Clarence Baldwin
Iowa launches nationwide alcohol poverty study program
Iowa announces a three year statewide effort to define how alcoholism and poverty interact. The plan, funded at 1.7 million with 1.3 million from the Office of Economic Opportunity, involves the University of Iowa and state agencies to create half way houses, community coordinators, and inter agency coordination to serve 800 to 1,200 Iowans in year one and 1,500 in year two.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Sargent Shriver
Iowa
Vocational Rehabilitation Administration
Alcoholism Commission
Wilson
Des Moines
The
Vocational Rehabilitation Division
Department of Social Welfare
Department of Public Health
Division of Mental Health
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Oakdale
Contract Awarded for Earlville Sewer and Water Project
The Earlville city council awarded a contract to Miller-Carradus Building Service of Manchester for installing 1500 feet of 8 inch sanitary sewer pipe and two manholes on Northern Avenue, plus 1335 feet of water main in the Northern area and a water main on Thomas Street under the Illinois Central railroad crossing. The bid was $10,421.18.
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Earlville
Northern Avenue
Thomas Street
Illinios Central Railroad
Miller-Carradus Building Service
Manchester
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Edward L. Overly
Tenth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Highway 74
Cedar Rapids
Crawford Quarry
Overly
Robert K. Smith
Forest View Trailer Court
Linn County
Walter Grant
Don O. Jones
Jones
Vestors. O'Brien
Belmond-Meservey Area
Cox
Algona
Ence
Rusco
Iowa Window Co
Don Ament
Home
U.S
Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press
Weber
Merle Heick
University of Iowa College of Nursing
Board of Review For Accreditation
Russell Wilson
Board of Control
Alcoholism Project
State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Hora
8Th Street
Bohemian
IAN_ASSN
Bohemian Savings
Third Street
Earlville Projects
Atlas Concrete CO
DIAL
Oldsmobile
Olds
First Avenue
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