State News Items on Tuition Polio and Politics in Iowa
Iowa Regents raise tuition at SUI Iowa State and Iowa State Teachers College for next fall with resident and non-resident hikes. Labor leader Jack McCoy becomes executive vice president of the Iowa State Federation of Labor. Iowa polio cases drop sharply in 1956 due to Salk vaccinations. Governor Loveless vetoes a sales tax revenue bill. GOP plans a new small-county policy group to advise the state committee.
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University of Iowa
Iowa State College
Iowa State Teachers College
Iowa Board of Regents
Iowa State
Iowa State Teachers
Jack McCoy
Ottumwa
Tawa
Towa State Federation of Labor
McCoy
John Morrell and Company Maintenance Department
Iowa
Iowa Department of Health
Herschel C. Loveless
Loveless
L. L. Jurgemeyer
Clinton
Republican
Des Moines
GOP
Thy
Jurgemeyer
Elgin Iowa grants 25 year gas franchise to Northern Natural Gas
Ordinance 188 authorizes Northern Natural Gas Company to lay and operate a gas distribution system in Elgin Iowa for 25 years. It sets construction safeguards, gas quality minimums, non exclusive rights, regulatory alignment, and renewal conditions with town oversight and taxpayer protections. The measure cites street restoration, public safety, and priority gas allocation, and includes signature of Mayor Leo L. Schori.
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Elgin
Iowa
Northern Natural Gas Company
Natural Gas Division
Northern
Ural Gas Company
Peoples Natural Gas Division
Higin
Towa
State of
Leo L. Schori
Political Campaign Strategy and Finance Guide Concept
The draft outlines a guide designed to help future campaigns with strategic planning and messaging. It proposes finance tips, fundraising approaches, and party platform development to support candidates and committees.
Record cows bred artificially in TowA dairy herds reach new high
Artificial insemination reached a peak with 336,692 cows bred in TowA dairy herds. The rise over the prior year includes 25,161 cows above the record and 62,812 herds used, up about 7,000 from the previous year. Fly control relies on spraying and sanitation.
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Towa
World wide efforts stress better bloat control for livestock
Promising leads are developing in global efforts to find improved methods to manage bloat in livestock. Yet proven controls remain valuable. managers should continue past practices such as legume and grass pasture mixes, withholding animals at high risk growth stages, and offering dry seeds for pasture grazing livestock.
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