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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1988

Page

7

Drought prompts farming council debate on relief options

The Marion area farm council hears from agronomist Bob Miller that drought will affect corn with tasseling possible next week and kernels and ears smaller. Rep. Tauke notes potential federal cuts in deficiency payments and discusses options including C-92 and emergency feed relief to aid farmers.

al Swegle Jazette Bob Miller Funk's International Tom Tauke Farm Council Doug Dostal Marion Miller Tauke Iowa Roger Shaff Camanche the Gazette Commodity Credit Corp Iowa Farm Bureau Don Gingerich Parnell Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service FCIC Congress U.S. Agriculture Richard Lyng

Drought tests cooling lake used by Palo nuclear plant

Despite a drought the Cedar River flow stays above the 500 cfs minimum for the Duane Arnold Energy Center at Palo. Iowa Electric Light and Power owns 70 percent and has pumped water into Pleasant Creek Lake to preserve makeup water, with plans to add two cooling towers cells next year to boost evaporation capacity.

Dale Kueter Palo Cedar River Duane Arnold Energy Center Pleasant Creek Lake Iowa Electric Light and Power Co Department of Natural Resources Dick McGaughy Pleasant Creek McGaughy Waterloo McCaughy

Debbie Gibson Graduates In Merrick High School Ceremony

Pop star Debbie Gibson joined 300 graduates at Calhoun High School Merrick New York receiving a cap and gown publicist David Salider confirmed. She turns 18 August 31 and has sold over 2 million records with hits Foolish Beat Only in My Dreams Shake Your Love Out of the Blue. She starts her first U S tour Friday in Boston.

Debbie Gibson Calhoun High School Merrick N.Y David Salider Gibson U.S Boston

Siegfried and Roy End Historic Las Vegas Run

Illusionists Siegfried and Roy gave their final Frontier Hotel show in Las Vegas Nevada ending a 3 538 performance run that drew more than three million spectators. They plan a worldwide tour including Japan and Radio City Music Hall New York and Germany. They will return to Las Vegas late next year as the Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino headliner.

Siegfried Roy Frontier Hotel Las Vegas Nev Japan Radio City Music Hall New York City Germany New Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino

Duchess of York to Write Two Children’s Books for 1989

The Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson has signed a contract with Simon & Schuster to publish two children’s stories about a helicopter named Budgie. Publication is slated for August 1989 with top British illustration and partial proceeds to charity.

Duchess of York Britain Princess of Wales Royal Box Centre Court Wimbledon Budgie Simon & Schuster Sarah Ferguson London

Ray brothers AIDS case shifts to TV movie subject

The Rays of Arcadia Florida, three brothers Ricky Robert and Randy who tested positive for AIDS antibodies, were barred from school prompting a federal injunction by Clifford and Louise Ray to allow regular classes. After a fire destroyed their home the family moved to Sarasota.

ABC Ray Brothers Arcadia Fla Ryan White Indiana Clifford Louise Ray Ricky Robert Randy Ray Sarasota

Iowa crops suffer drought as June may become driest on record

The Iowa crop and livestock report shows topsoil 96 percent short of moisture and subsoil 93 percent short. It projects June as the driest month since 1873 and tracks widespread drought across corn soybeans and hay, with most oats headed and poor to fair conditions overall.

Associated Press Iowa Iowa Crop and Livestock Report

Branstad cautions drought not to become political issue

Governor Terry Branstad urged lawmakers not to exploit the drought for political gain. He noted bipartisan federal action to aid farmers, praised the USDA for swift responses, and cited stepped up measures including haying and grazing relief and Emergency Feed Assistance Program approvals.

Branstad Judy Daubenmier Des Moines Terry Branstad Congress U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Agriculture Richard Lyng Lyng

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