Dubuque Industry Expands With Illinois Plant Move
Dubuque firms announce expansions as Caradco Division of Scovill Manufacturing will build a new window and siding plant in Rantoul Illinois. R L Day cites transportation and the absence of a second Mississippi bridge as concerns for the city.
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Dubuque
Illinois
R.L. Day
Caradco
Scovill Manufacturing
Rantoul
Ill
Day
Mississippi River
Janlin Plastics
Mount Horeb
Wis
Robert Justman
John Deere Dubuque
Deere
Justman
Iowa Delegation Builds Capitol Hill Cooperation
Iowa’s U S senators and representatives convene monthly breakfasts on Capitol Hill to coordinate state issues. Neal Smith presides as dean while Culver Clark Grassley join in informal talks on small business, rail, and Iowa goals. Culver hosts staff picnic and a new Iowa Capitol Hill staff directory increases contact.
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Capitol Hill
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
Hawkeye State
Iowa
House
Neal Smith
Altoona
John C. Culver
Cedar Rapids
Skull Sessions
Dick Clark
Marion
Culver
Clark
Capitol
Congress
Charles E. Grassley
New Hartford
Iowa Hill
Ft. Washington
Potomac River
Des Moines
Smith
Edward Mezvinsky
Lowa
Senate
John Glenn
Ohio
Robert Ray
State House
Lowa Legislative Council
Culver To Join hearing on small business issues
Senator John Culver will participate in a Senate Small Business Committee hearing in LaCrosse Wisconsin on Wednesday. The hearing continues a nationwide series to gather testimony on small business and farm related problems.
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Culver
Washington
John Culver
Senate Select Small Business Committee
LaCrosse
Wis
Former Tama tavern operator pleads guilty to drunk driving
TOLEDO Don Dye 39 formerly operated a Tama tavern and now lives in Ottumwa pleaded guilty in Tama county district court to drunk driving. Judge William Eads fined him 300 and revoked his license indefinitely until completion of drinking drivers school.
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Toledo
Don Dye
Tama
Ottumwa
Tama County
William Eads
Iowa Sponsors to Receive 200 Each for Lao Refugee Sponsorships
Iowa sponsors who back Laotian Indo Chinese refugees will be paid 200 each, as the state pledges about 1000 per Tai Dam family resettled. About 50 sponsors have signed on, with 800 Vietnamese already in Iowa, some via charity groups. Refugees are slated to begin arriving at Camp Pendleton then Iowa next week.
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Iowa
Des Moines
UPI
Colleen Shearer
Saigon
Tom Munoz
Camp Pendleton
Calif
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