Pale Iowa 1975 Regular Municipal Election Candidates
list of mayoral and council and treasurer candidates for Pale Iowa to be decided at the Regular Municipal Election on November 4 1975 including names of contenders and the offices sought in a concise local ballot preview.
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Pale
Iowa
Bertram
Robins
Ioner
Hiawatha
Kounty Geet Aissidner
Fairfax
Fairfax Iowa City Election Notices Published
The sample notice states that on Tuesday November 4th the polls in Fairfax Linn County Iowa open at seven am and close at nine pm. It designates a single polling place at a specified hall and calls all qualified voters to vote at that polling place or as allowed by statute in the Linn County Elections official notice.
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Lowa
Winien
Soenor
Statu
Bresahoth
al Assembly
Ravige
Fairfax
Linn
State of
Iowa
Gunta
Probate notice and creditors for Anna Mae Smyth estate
Probate of the will of Anna Mae Smyth was opened in Linn County Iowa with Farmers State Bank Marion named executor. Creditors must file claims within six months. notice dated October 17, 1975. Also mentions rezoning application for Marion property to change from R-4 to C use and public hearing set for November 20, 1975.
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Spsere
Esrgrs
Iowo
Linn County
Anna Mae Smyth
Farmers State Bank
Marion
Iowa
Oll Personenee
Ormers E Bank
Marion,Iowo
Davis & Brooks
Brock
Davis Brooks
Orion
Wis
Quack
Vwvenue
Rion
Tandred M. Stickney
Washington warns officers may resign by year end
From Cambridge Massachusetts Washington writes Hancock that one third to one half of his officers plan to resign by year end and fears the disenchantment could spread to the enlisted men.
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Cambridge
Mass
Washington
John Hancock
GAO Finds Federal Medicare Claims Cost Higher Than Private Firms
GAO analysis shows federal workers processing Medicare claims in 1973 cost $12.39 per claim versus $6.45 at four private intermediaries. Wages totaled 65 percent of costs, with federal staff averaging 2,500 claims yearly compared to 3,900 to 6,600 for private carriers. The study, for the Ways and Means Committee, weighed government management versus private contracting.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
Social Services Administration
House
Ways and Means Committee
GAO
Congressional Watchdog
Blue Cross
Chicago
Maryland
Travelers
Mutual of
Omaha
Chicago Blue Cross
African derived maytansine to be tested at NCI for advanced cancers
Washington amid FDA clearance and NCI approval a plant derived anti cancer drug maytansine will enter human trials at the National Cancer Institute. Dr Richard Adamson says the drug shows strong rat efficacy with manageable toxicity and will start at small doses every three weeks in patients with nonresponsive cancers.
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Washington
API
National Cancer Institute
Richard Adamson
NCI Laboratory of Chemical Pharmacology
Food and Drug Administration
NCI
Adamson
Worsening NHS drives British doctors to seek jobs abroad
Hundreds of British physicians including 300 of 2,500 NHS specialists consider leaving as funding and staffing shortages deepen. BMA says 622 members sought foreign posts in six months, while 800 consultant vacancies persist. Doctors warn the NHS faces collapse under over administration and political control.
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London
United States
National Health Service
Hospital Consultants and Specialists Association
NHS
Britain
British Medical Assn
BMA
Association
Derek Stevenson
Harold Ward
The
United Birmingham Teach
Europe
Seed Firm Official Predicts Corn Acreage Expansion
R Wayne Skidmore chair of Pioneer Hy-Bred International told the Boston Security Analysts Society that U S corn acreage in 1976 could rise by at least two million acres, likely at the expense of soybeans. He cited soybean carryover and price dynamics, predicting ample hybrid seed corn supplies for 1976 despite increased acreage.
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Boston
UPI
U.S
R. Wayne Skidmore
Pioneer Hy-Bred International, Inc
Des Moines
Boston Security Analysts Society
Skidmore
Thatcher named to federal futures advisory panel
Kenneth Thatcher secretary and executive director of the Iowa Farm Bureau is named among 12 members on a federal Commodity Futures Trading Commission advisory committee. The panel reviews futures market performance and makes recommendations to the commission.
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Des Moines
Kenneth Thatcher
The
Iowa Farm Bureau
Federal Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Commission
Soviet Sailors Call U.S. Women Knockouts on Shore Leave
Soviet research ship Ogon crew members, on shore leave in Portland, described American women as knockouts. They were impressed by bright clothing, noted high beer prices, and discussed cooperation with four U.S. vessels on hake, bottom fish, and salmon research off the Pacific Coast.
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Portland, Ore
UPI
Ogon
United States
Anatoly Baranovskey
U.S
Pacific
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Legrand Joseph
Kahler
Cromarhoner OF Elections
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Mevay
Vee Ter Orme
Peterson
Taft Richard
Goodin
Grell
Are Ree Port Mil. K
Linn County Commission
Edward J
Netleg
Sule
Count Armanisiane
Robins City Hall
Schaffer
Sno
Sample Ballo
County Commissioner OF Elections
Hiawatha Precinct
Hiawatha City Hall
Vander
Linden Gene L
Meeker
Putri
Lee Allan
Theis Thomas A
Wyrick
Jackie
Eves, Ig Fate Hata Tate
Coder Rapids Gazette
Fairfax Precinct
Fairfax City Hall
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Ted Williams
Baseball
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Medicare
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Gazette
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Eepeee
Africa
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F.B.I
Teacheal
Doctor Drain
U.S. Educational Commission For Foreign Medical
England
Ing Hospitals
Southwestern Medical School
Dallas
Eric Easton