Conference weighs farm subsidies to combat world hunger
An Iowa conference on food production and policy discusses reducing hunger through better use of existing resources. debate centers on farm subsidies in Europe, the U S, and Japan, with talks from Clayton Yeutter and a Minnesota economist proposing an international food stamp program costing 70 to 75 billion dollars annually.
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Iowa
Helmuth
Europe
United States
Japan
Clayton Yeutter
U.S
Willis Peterson
Department of Agriculture and Applied Economics
University of Minnesota
Peterson
Perks underpaid debate touches Iowa university leaders
The piece argues some university presidents may be underpaid while noting pay raises and the role of fundraising. Curris emphasizes values over dollars, and Darrell Wyrick defends expense pay for travel linked to fundraising. Rawlings gains a 10 percent raise over interim president Remington. past raises varied, with small increases in earlier years.
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Iowa
Curris
Darrell Wyrick
U. of I Foundation
Wyrick
Rawlings
U of 1
Richard Remington
University of Iowa and Iowa State pay scales in unverified list
A dated listing outlines annual salaries for Iowa institutions including the University of Iowa University of Northern Iowa and Iowa State University. It notes raises to be determined next month and mentions benefits such as cars travel expense funds and discretionary money for travel and entertainment tied to university foundations.
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U of I
U of I Foundation
Iowa State University
ISU
ISU Foundation
ISU Alumni Foundation
United States
University OF Northern Iowa
UNI
UNI Foundation
Honeymoon tales tether cabin to Wexford memories
Lee and Mabel built a life around a remote Wexford cabin famed for a trout stream. After decades, Sadie’s cabin was moved and rebuilt by Bud near Little Switzerland Inn, now hosting guests up to six with modern touches like a Jacuzzi while preserving its historic weathered logs.
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Colorado
Lee
Wexford
Sadie
Nancy Schoon
Coon Rapids
Nancy
Eric Hart
Harpers Ferry
Lansing
Jamesons
Chris
Bud
Little Switzerland
Iowa hosts world food conference with 34 interpreters
The Iowa conference opens June 5 with a champagne reception at Capitol Square and runs through a banquet at the Marriott. A 34 member interpreter team will translate into French German Spanish Japanese and English at a cost of 150000. Attendees come from over 20 nations, with 400 expected and several former ISU students invited despite State Department limits.
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Capitol Square
Des Moines Area
New York
Sanders
Libya
Iran
U.S. State Department
ISU
State Department
Ames
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