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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1988

Page

9

Parking lots set to open at 6 a.m for Ag Expo crowd

Early arrivals lined up as parking opens at 6 am to ease Expo traffic. A Cedar Rapids control tower supervisor reported 30 pilots landed by noon at Amana airport while Amana staff staffed a temporary tower. One attendee injured tripping, while about 40 people sought first aid for headaches dust eye irritation and chest pains.

Quinn Amana Ixpo Jim Stockett Iowa County Beverly Ringenberg University of Iowa

Cedar Rapids choir steals the show at Expo opening

A 113 student Coolidge Elementary choir directed by Kathleen McNamara opened the 1988 World Ag Expo in Amana with a 30 minute medley of original songs and an Iowa Welcome Song. The performance drew praise from Amana Society CEO Dennis Schrag before thousands of visitors.

Joel Shugart Coolidge Elementary Cedar Rapids Amana Tom Fruehling Coolidge Kathleen McNamara Dennis Schrag Amana Society McNamara Iowa Schrag John Fitzpatrick Christopher Abram Zimbabwe Terry Branstad

World Ag Expo speakers urge farm tech for poor nations

Abdi Ismail Samatar of Iowa urges selling agriculture technology to underdeveloped countries to build self sufficiency and lasting economic gains rather than relying on food aid. John Chrystal cites food diplomacy limits, while Kwan Kim notes South Korea’s shift to tech driven growth.

Lyle Muller Johnson County Amana United States Abdi Ismail Samatar University of Iowa Samatar Des Moines John Chrystal U.S Chrystal Kwan Kim U of I Department of Biomedical Engineering South Korea

Winners of Iowa Plowing Contest at Amana

Results from the Iowa Plowing Contest on Wednesday list winners in five divisions. In horse and mule, Dean Kruger of Aurora won first with Clarence Gustafson of Adair second and Judson Schrick of Decorah third. Antique division winner Jack Law of Pierson. Kurt Coehn of Keswick second. Harlan Roorda of Prairie City third. Small plow division top honors go to Gene Elpic of Hampton with Kevin Hall of Conrad second and Ray Willhoite of Wall Lake third. Large plow division saw Dale Schrock of Iowa City win first, Randy Lackinder of Iowa City second, and Roger Norgren of Rippey third.

Amana Iowa Dean Kruger Aurora Clarence Gustafson Adair Judson Schrick Decorah Jack Law Pierson Kurt Coehn Keswick Harlan Roorda Prairie City Gene Elpic Hampton Kevin Hall Conrad Ray Willhoite Wall Lake Dale Schrock Iowa City Randy Lackinder Roger Norgren Rippey

Expo Express And Don’t Forget To Contour Plow

Gazette staff reports cover the World Ag Expo features at Amana with plowing contests, practice fields, and a field of exhibits. Ray Willhoite from Wall Lake touts luck with a horseshoe omen while Monroe Miller notes hillside terrain and planning for the event. An advance team maps logistics for Friday’s Lloyd Bentsen appearance as Iowa officials praise the world class expo in the Amana Colonies.

Gazette MANA Monroe Miller Kalona Miller Ray Willhoite Wall Lake Iowa Willhoite Lloyd Bentsen Secret Service Bentsen Dale Cochran Iowa Agriculture

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