Iowa legislative items span tax, education, and driving rules
Sen Alan West notes concerns on parental responsibility for child wrongdoing. Iowa seeks a $2 million Marshalltown Soldiers Home expansion with at least 250 beds funded from taxes. A two year study of Iowa election laws is urged by the Iowa League of Women Voters. Trading stamps face a 10 percent gross receipts tax, new licensing, and bonds for stamp companies. Gov Hoegh earlier investigated leaks from taxpayers files without action. A bill would curb driving permits for under 18 with learner and probationary licenses. Willard Freed and others sponsor youth driving restrictions citing 3 percent of drivers causing 25 percent of accidents.
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Leon A. Hoegh
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State Bureau of Investigation
Willard Freed
Gowrie Democrat
Chamber of Commerce
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A long running state dispute nears resolution as a settlement could be written into law to settle the issue for both sides. GOP floor leader Robert Carson of Independence and Democratic counterpart Merld Hagedorn of Royal are among 13 signers. In a related item, a proposed Iowa Senate bill would hold parents legally responsible for damage caused by their children, aiming to boost parental accountability.
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Robert Carson
Independence
GOP
House
Merld Hagedorn
Royal
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Senate
Lindy Frey
Sally
Tomah
Wis
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Eddie Jellings
Mary
Pfe
Joe Schimka
Junction City
Kans
Bond
Amos White
Aulden Wilson
June Herriman
Wanda Fox
Dubuque
Leon Herriman
Jesse Fox
George Boleyn
Brandon
Manitoba
Canada
Fern Weyant
Edgewood
Les Wheeler
Lavern McLavey
Volga
Flossie Voshell
Freeman Marble
Manchester
Jennifer Marble
Wadena United Brethren Church
DeWitt Baker
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Garden Prairie
Wadena
Rock River
Wadena News Community Members Named in Lists
Franklin Baldwin and Sue Putney headline a list with Randy Alderson Karen Franks Kay Larson Dennis Putney and Pat Sniffin. Additional names Merle Fox Steven Zimmerman Sharon Lerch Linda Crow Patricia Scheide Kenneth Shippy Steven Corkery Carol Everett Michael Crow Gordon Matthys Jane Hinkel Dale Looby appear in later lines.
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Franklin Baldwin
Sue Putney
Randy Alderson
Karen Franks
Kay ‘Larson
Dennis Putney
Pat Sniffin
Merle Fox
Steven Zimmerman
Sharon Lerch
Linda Crow
Patricia Scheide
Kenneth Shippy
Steven Corkery
Carol Everett
Michael Crow
Gordon Matthys
Jane Hinkel
Dale Looby
Wadena Area School Alumni Names and Local Notices
A roster lists many local students by class and surname, followed by community notes. The piece mentions a school speech therapist active on Wednesdays, junior high county tournament at Arlington, game scores Wadena girls 54 Oran girls 56 and Wadena boys 69 Oran 53, plus social visits, family news, and church schedule changes with upcoming events and speakers in Wadena and surrounding towns.
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Rickie Ott
Paul Corkery
Neal Jennings
Jon Shaffer
Lee Voshell
Diane Corbin
Linda Davis
Janet Scheidel
Eileen Rubens
Richard Humphry
Robert Liggett
Donny Shippy
Maureen Baldwin
Sherriy Aeschliman
Kay Everett
Juanita Ott
Sharon Fetters
Paul Jennings
Kathy Jones
Doug Aylsworth
Timmie Corkery
Robert Crow
Carl Erickson
Dean Jennings
Wayne Woshell
Richard Wheeler
Alan Davis
Ronnie Davis
Dean Jennigs Sophs
Gary Rubens
Teresa Putney
Sharon Shippy
Ellis Corkery
Jerry Livingston
Roger Oldfather
Della Davis
Larry Spencer
Arlington
Wadena
Wadena Girls
Oran Girls
Wadena Boys
Oran
Bishop Lloyd Eby to preside at Rockford session
In Rockford Illinois a session will be led by Bishop Lloyd Eby of Huntington Indiana. He will preside over the proceedings and oversee the gathering. Local clergy and attendees are expected to participate in the event.
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Rockford, Il
Lloyd Eby
Huntington, Ind
Shelby County
Hang Anderson
Council Bluffs
United States
Denmark
Milk loss as 4000 gallons destroyed in Decorah crash
About 4,000 gallons of milk were destroyed when a semi trailer hit a bridge near Decorah and rolled over. Driver Vern Weinkats of Cresco was unhurt. Total damage was about $22,000.
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Vern Weinkats
Cresco
Adolescent Parents Need Trust Not Control
A study group discusses parent child dynamics explaining that cooperation and mutual trust, not strict hours, helps adolescents handle curfews. Some parents resist book titles, yet the group agrees youths need an adult world with integrity, fair play, and respect for individuals.
Substituting Mid Dlings for Oats in Sow Rations
When oats become expensive farmers can replace part of the oats in sow rations with mid dlings to maintain feed economy. This practice reduces feed costs while preserving nutritional adequacy for sows.
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West Union
R. P. Strauch
Halverson
Black & Decker
Strauch & Hermen
State University of Iowa
School of Journalism
Iowa City
Alan West
Sac City
Iowa League of Women Voters
State News
Massey-Harris
Torkelson Motor Co
Elgin, Iowa
Cod
Nateence
Towans
MR. Merchant
Carl G. W. Alderson
West Elgin
Elgin Co-Operative CO
Tee
Rorlee
Manse Aaa
Aes Fertilizer Poultry
Atel
Ela
Tae
Franz
Schori & Kuster
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