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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1988

Page

7

Drought prompts Iowa calls for hay access and relief programs

Iowa officials pressed for wider hay access on fragile land and for emergency feed programs as a drought tightens. Agriculture Secretary Dale Cochran urged coordinated state and federal action, including lifting Conservation Reserve restrictions for hay and expanding an emergency livestock feed loan. He warned against overreaction and noted a NOAA hotline already guiding hay distribution.

Des Moines Iowa Dale Cochran U.S. Agriculture Richard Lyng Cochran Lyng Department of Agriculture Nagle

Hog heat emergency prompts cooling steps at Kirkwood

Livestock handlers faced a heat emergency as Cedar Rapids hit 100 degrees. Dick Juhl and students provided shade, sprinklers, and sand wetting to protect hogs while experts urged moving livestock to cooler times and ensuring free air flow and constant water.

Kirkwood Community College Dick Juhl Juhl Cedar Rapids National Weather Service University of Nebraska Nebguide Irvin

Dole Urges Caution as Drought Threatens Farmers

Sen. Robert Dole reports on a drought task force trip across the northern plains. He warns thousands of farmers may not harvest a full crop this year as wheat and corn mature. He urges administrative remedies first and delaying new legislation until actions are assessed.

Robert Dole Kan Senate Congressional Dole

Fireworks Hazards Rise With Drought in Iowa

DES MOINES Unusually dry conditions raise wildfire risk this Fourth of July season says the State Fire Marshal's Office. Assistant State Fire Marshal Roy Marshall notes fireworks cause over 10 000 injuries annually and many fires from dry grass or brush. Only sparklers caps and snakes are lawful outside sanctioned displays in Iowa.

Des Moines Roy Marshall Marshall Iowa

Farmers hold grain as drought drives prices up

Des Moines reports farmers delay selling stored corn and soybeans as drought tightens markets. Soybean futures reach new highs. traders weigh selling now for harvest gains against rain risks and price drops. Iowa Farm Bureau and Iowa Corn Growers Association officials describe the现金 loan dynamics and farmer incentives amid escalating cash prices.

Des Moines Chicago Board of Trade Susan Anderson Iowa Farm Bureau Kurt Lehman Dean Alman Lehman Jerry Perkins Iowa Corn Growers Association Perkins

Lobbying Legislature Faces Rising Costs in Iowa

Des Moines Chamber of Commerce Federation led a costly effort to impress lawmakers with receptions and dinners totaling over 11 000 dollars in January and February. Cedar Rapids and Iowa City groups joined in a forthright push, while workers warned of scheduling conflicts as next year’s calendar already shows multiple events per night.

Des Moines Des Moines Chamber of Commerce Federation Iowa Cedar Rapids Iowa City Fort Des Moines General Assembly Cedar Rapids Area Iowa State Fairgrounds Iowans For Tax Relief Iowa Motor Truck Association Alliance of the Mentally Ill of Iowa Association of Homes For the Aging Joe O’hern House O’hern

Waterloo mother charged with first degree murder in death of 7 year old

Carol A Hundley 27 of Waterloo told police she gave Nathan sleeping pills and smothered him with two pillows then attempted to kill herself by sitting near an open gas stove. Husband found Nathan on the couch. younger son Seth unharmed. Firefighters ventilated the home as investigators collected evidence. Neighbors describe the family as caring and friendly.

Waterloo Carol A. Hundley Nathan Handley William Hundley Seth Hundley Carol Hundley Handleys Lyle Harris Harris

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