Cattle Congress Names Grand Champion Shorthorn
A bull owned by K and K Shorthorns of Swisher won grand champion at the National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo. Kaye Lamparek presents the winning animal, owned by Kaye and his brother Kevin.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1978
Page
8
A bull owned by K and K Shorthorns of Swisher won grand champion at the National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo. Kaye Lamparek presents the winning animal, owned by Kaye and his brother Kevin.
A digest of fairs, 4 H meetings, workshops, and public notices statewide. Highlights include the State Fair of Texas events, World Dairy Expo in Madison, farm bureau meetings in Tipton Anamosa Marion and Muscatine, Linn County 4 H beef committee, public broadcasts, and deadline notices for federal programs.
Dispersal sale Wednesday October 4 at noon features Charolais stock machinery and household goods from Ray Gienapp and Quinndale Farms five miles SW of Garber. Saturday October 7 offers auction at 10 am for a five acre timber tract by Ralph Krummel five miles NE of Lisbon. Evening sale at 7 30 pm includes bred gilts and boars from A W Martin and Sons four hundred forty four miles S of Fayette.
Sen. Dick Clark accuses rival Roger Jepsen of misleading voters by alleging Clark advocates delaying the 1979 farm program. At a Cedar Rapids airport press conference he calls the claim fabrication and says an early 1979 program announcement is essential.
The GAO calls for a daily accurate beef market data system and questions whether reporting should be mandatory. Rep. Neal Smith bills for a centralized, computerized reporting service overseen by the Agriculture Department, citing The Yellow Sheet as unreliable and vulnerable to manipulation.
Richard Olson, 48, farms 220 acres near Fairfax raising 1000 hogs yearly and leads youth programs. He chairs the Prairie Boosters Club and serves on several agricultural committees while emphasizing 4-H involvement for his children and community.
The respondent weighs races in Iowa with Gov. Robert Ray and Jerome Fitzgerald on the Democrat side and Mike Blouin for Congress. Curtis Hayes is favored for Linn County supervisor due to farm background.
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