Lead exposure linked to infectious disease risk at Iowa State
Research at Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine shows environmental lead disrupts antibody production in animals. Funded by EPA and MEHS, the study suggests heavy metals impair immunity, increasing susceptibility to viral and bacterial infections and possibly cancerous cells. The project extends to pigs, sheep, and rats with mercury and cadmium also under study.
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Ames
Iowa State University
Environmental Protection Agency
National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
Man
Animals
College of Veterinary Medicine
Snitlal Ex
William B. Buck
Merlin L. Kaeberle
Forty Horse Hitch to Lead Dallas Cotton Bowl Parade
Dallas Texas AP Towa's Schlitz forty horse hitch will appear in the Cotton Bowl parade on New Year's Day. Dick Sparrow of Zearing Iowa trains the team for this year's parade after steering it in Milwaukee's Fourth of July show. It is the first forty horse hitch in a century, following the 1904 era of Forties in street parades. The parade route is nearly two miles, with Sparrow driving the Forty from the end of the route to the stables about three miles away.
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Towa
Cotton Bowl Council
Dick .Sparrow
Zearing
Milwaukee
Wis
Sparrow
Winneshiek Extension Council Elects Four Members
Four new extension council members were elected to the Winneshiek county board. Jerry Albertson of Ridgeway wins a two year term representing Lincoln township, John Ryans of Calmar takes Sumner township, Delbert Smith of Decorah is elected, and Zeno Wolfe of Decorah from Frankville township also elected.
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Winneshiek County
Jerry Albertson
Ridgeway
Lincoln Township
John Ryans
Calmar
Sumner Township
Burr Oak
Delbert Smith
Zeno Wolfe
Frankville
Ship
Delaware Fills Extension Posts in Manchester Township Elections
Delaware county extension council elections were completed last week. Odd numbered townships elected for two year terms. Adams Jack Robinson Colfings Grove Robert Francais Delaware Mrs Ed Doyle Ek Albert Hunt Honey Creek Robert Lahr Milo Mrs Clarence Wieser Oneida Mark Winter Richland Jerry Stroud Union Mrs Clarence Moulton. Others completing second year include Bremen David Lueck Colony Martin Schwietert Delhi Dean Maurer Hazel Green John Harris Manchester Mrs Orville Schmitz North Fork Larry Knipper Prairie Milton Retz South Fork John Digmann. Over 1 500 attended township and multi township extension annual meetings and 4 H family nights at 13 locations.
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Adams Township
Jack Robinson
Colfings Grove
Robert Francais
Delaware
Ed’ Doyle
Albert Hunt
Honey Creek
Robert Lahr
Milo
Clarence Wieser
Oneida
Mark Winter
Richland
Jerry Stroud
Union
Clarence Moulton
Robert François
Bremen Township
David Lueck
Colony
Martin Schwietert
Delhi
Dean Maurer
Hazel Green
John Harris
Manchester
Orville Schmitz
North Fork
Larry Knipper
Prairie
Milton Retz
South Fork
John Digmann
Delaware 4 H Award Winners Are Selected
Delaware 4 H award winners were announced at a Manchester banquet for county leaders and long time volunteers. Honors include ten year service awards for Mel Warren Keck Colesburg and others plus five year pins for many Manchester leaders. Four H Alumni awards go to Harold Childs, Harold Petton, Herbert Zumbach, and Wilbur Kehrli. Non food items account for 27.7 percent of grocer store sales.
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Spencer G. Williams
Mason
City
Iawa
National Association
NACAA
Atlanta
Maurice Ellingson
Dickinson
N.D
North Central Region
Manchester
Laware
Town State University
Mel
Warren Keck
Colesburg
al Marshall
Mra
Wy CA
McRoberts
Maronyilld
Herb Zumnbach
Ryan
Bob Barger
Bill Harder
Delhi
Gordon Keith
Harold Childs
Jim Burkle
Earlyilie
Martin Hillers
Marvin. Rossow
James Scherbring
Alvin, Voelker
Ais
eXtension
Harold Petton
Heribert Zumbach
Wil Jbue Kehrli
Manichester
Soviets May Boost U S Soybean Imports
Soviet sunflower oil shortfall and rising domestic demand push Moscow to consider higher imports of U S soybeans. Analysts say 1973 needs could exceed 2 million tons to support oil and meat production while honoring commitments to allied economies.
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Washington
UPI
Soviet Union
U. S
Agriculture Department
Department
Inal
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Wanamaker
Euler
George E. Wanamuaker
Roger S.‘Waler
Hitler
Student Joins Beef Industry Council in Ames
Ames Iowa announces the appointment of Dan Spray as assistant director of the Beef Industry Council to support veal calf programs. Spray, a Hillsboro native with an agriculture degree from Iowa State, previously served as army military police and studied at Southeast Iowa Community College. The council, under chairman B F Basan Jr, expands staff to handle new beef checkoff programs enacted by the state legislature.
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Ames
Dan Spray
Beef Industry Council
Spray
Hillsboro
Iowa State University
Towa
Towa State
B. F. Basan, Jr
Towa Beef Industry Council
Iowa Beef Industry Council
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