Deere Co Denies Boycott Involvement
Deere Co says it is not boycotting any organization or country to the best of its knowledge. The Commerce Department listed 38 firms that it says complied with Arab boycott requests, including Deere affiliates with plants in Waterloo and Dubuque, while other firms defend their trading with Israel and Arab nations.
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Lounsberry to Speak for Busse in Edgewood Event
Agriculture Secretary Robert Lounsherry will attend a Friday coffee in Edgewood on behalf of Republican candidate Busse for the Iowa House from the 18th district. The event runs from 10:30 to 11:32 am at the Community Savings bank. Then Lounsberry and Busse will go to Strawberry Point for a luncheon at the Franklin hotel.
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Morale focus highlighted by Linn County sheriff hopeful Ferris
Independent sheriff candidate Ferris spoke at a Ced-Mar Sertoma breakfast in Marlow urging high priority on restoring public trust and employee morale in the sheriff's department. He cited recent criticism and incidents as harming morale and pledged professional management to motivate deputies and improve performance.
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Vorster rules out white ceding power to blacks
South Africa's Prime Minister John Vorster told the New York Times he cannot foresee whites ever relinquishing power to blacks. He defended apartheid as a policy to reduce friction and said discriminatory laws that no longer serve purpose will be scrapped, noting progress under his government.
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London Paper First To Use TMP Newsprint
The Times of London printed on lightweight TMP newsprint from Finland claiming 25 percent less limber consumption and greater strength due to longer fibers. United Paper Mills pioneered the process and estimates TMP could allow 40 percent more daily copies if adopted widely, though price wait remains unspecified.
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Iowa College Enrollment Up By 571 Students
Iowa college enrollments this fall total 122 692 up 571 from last year says University of Iowa Registrar WA Cox. Statewide rise equals about one half percent, below national projections of 4 percent. Universities show higher gains while private junior colleges and professional schools lag or fall.
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