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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1990
Page
29
Iowa agriculture officials say cool, late- season conditions kept harvests behind normal. Corn at 80 percent mature versus 90 percent typical, six percent grain corn harvested versus 12 percent normal, soybeans still trails with only slight progress and leaves turning slower than average.
The Agriculture Department projects a downturn in farm commodity exports for 1990 91 amid stronger foreign competition. U.S. corn exports are expected to drop about 7 million tons as buyers switch to competitors and wheat prices are seen lower on larger crops while soybean prices rise to partly offset the decline.
The Iowa Farm City Council invites nominations for 1990 awards honoring an individual an organization and a community. Nomination forms are available from Jer ry DeWitt ISU Curtiss Hall Ames IA 50011 or by calling (515) 294 7801. Deadline is October 26 with awards presented during Farm City Week beginning November 16.
Morning Sun Grain Co. Inc. of Morning Sun and Hartstack Trucking Co. of Clarinda will have their grain dealer licenses revoked by the Grain Warehouse Bureau of IDALS after violations of Iowa Code chapters 543 and 542. Morning Sun’s license was suspended on August 31 and Hartstack’s on May 25.
The Iowa Administrative Rule Review Committee scheduled a special meeting after warning its resistance to new nursing home regulations could cost the state up to 7 million dollars monthly. DHS touted enhanced care requirements and patient rights, while owners warned about funding gaps.
Iowa lawmakers warn that federal control of Medicaid money could cut funding for nursing home costs, risking about 7 million dollars monthly. Royce notes the risk grows as the new law takes effect and suggests postponing opposition while planning an October protest discussion.
Delaware County supervisors met Monday approving Carolyn Bierman resignation from the county care facility effective Oct. 8. They also granted Rick Eiben a Sept. 16 23 leave and hired Mary Timmerman at 4.25 per hour as a part time county facility worker and Kevin and Barb Topping as part time courthouse janitor assistants at 4.25 per hour starting Sept. 21. The board also approved the county plan for comprehensive services from the Department of Human Services for FY 1992 and the East Central Intergovernmental Association annual audit.
Maquoketa Valley Rural Electric Cooperative re elected Dale Newman of Martello Robert J Reeg of Belle Vue and John N Reiter of Monticello to three year terms on its board of directors After the meeting the full board elected Edwin Bishop president Robert J Reeg vice president John N Reiter secretary Dale Newman treasurer and D Burton Romer assistant secretary About 900 members and guests attended the annual meeting and buffet at the Youth Center of the Jones County Fairgrounds in Monticello
National and international experts will speak at the University of Iowa about Iowa's role in Third World development. The event at Macbride Hall and Old Brick features Stuart Tucker of the Overseas Development Council, a noon Third World Fair, and exhibitors from UNICEF Wellspring Africa and the Iowa Peace Institute.
Local listings show Marilyn offering 11 years in wet basement repairs and Technical Specialty Systems with W & H Home Maintenance for painting interior and exterior window repair and Richards Construction Roofing Contractors insured with warranty. Contact through Sealy area line ad referencing 3rd Ave at Sih Pai.
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