Regents End Discounts for Legislators and Officials
The state board of regents voted to end discounts for legislators and state officials on University of Iowa hospital bills, per Governor Harold Hughes. Regent Crabbé objected, while others supported a non college connected architectural consultant for long term building plans amid Kerr Mills reform. The council also addressed physician fee practices and a proposed $7.50 daily flat rate for medical aid to aged, with nursing homes seeking freedom to set private patient charges. The executive council approved purchasing three Piper Aztec planes for the governor, and the Jerry Rabiner Memorial Boys Ranch dedication hailed as a state wide boon comparable to Boys Town.
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State Board of Regents
Legislatora
University of Iowa
Harold Hughes
Regents
A. W. Noehren
Spenseer
Maurice Crabbe
Eagle Grove
Crabbe
John Crystal
Coon Rapids
Stanley Redecker
Boone
Crystal
Kerr-Mills
Iowa
Town Nursing Home Association
Hughes
Corn Tassel Drive To Designate National Floral Emblem
Congressman John Kyl of Bloomfield, a Republican, launched a campaign to designate the corn tassel as the national floral emblem. He argued the corn tassel symbolizes heritage and tradition, urging action to recognize the crop’s cultural significance.
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John Kyl
Bloomfield
Kyl
State board endorses policy for licensed member social charges
The state board of social charges endorsed a policy allowing licensed members to proceed with specified actions. Officials cited stakeholder support and alignment with regulatory standards while outlining next steps and oversight mechanisms.
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Keere-Mills
State
Board of Social Carches
County votes on liquor by the glass debate
Unofficial returns show 2,880 against liquor by the drink and 3,430 in favor of liquor by the glass in a county poll. Auto liability insurance rates in Iowa rose about 1 percent across policies from roughly 90 firms covering about ten percent of state exposure, with Des Moines seeing the largest jump as basic rates climbed about eight dollars annually.
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Iowa
Des Moines
FFA Anticipates Busy Year at Valleys High
Valleys FFA advisor is Ross James. The group plans daily judging trips to Cattle Congress on Sept 28 and to develop Schori Falls picnic area. Valley High elected class officers and Student Council reps on Sept 16. Senior officers: President Aei lgerson, VP Martha Scheer. Junior officers: Anita Dennler, Louis Christen, Linida DeSart. Sophomore president Jere Hinkel, VP Chuck Mancil, Sec Treas Mary Beth Baldwin. Freshman president Vicki Bond, VP Linda Collins, Sec Treas Inga Hanson. Student Council reps: seniors Corinne Bear, Vera Coffin, Bill Sniffin. juniors Keith Collins, John Sniffin. sophomores Marilyn Miles, Donald Torson. freshmen Randy Alderson, Jo Ann Wilson.
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FFA
Future Farmers of America
Valleys Ffa
Ross James
F.F.A
Cattle Congress
Schori Falls
Valley High
Ace Ilgerson
Martha Scheer
Anita Dennler
Louis Christen
Linida DeSart
Jere Hinkel
Chuck Mancil
Mary Beth Baldwin
Treas
Vicki Bond
Linda Collins
Inga Hanson
Corinne’ Bear
Vera Coffin
Bill Sniffin
Keith Collins
John Sniffin
Marilyn Miles
Donald Torson
Randy Alderson
Jo Ann Wilson
Elgin Echo publication note and details
The Elgin Echo is published every Wednesday in Elgin Iowa by Hermen and Bartunerk with post office entry dated Sept 1 1891 under the Act of March 3 1852. Dial 3711 listed for contact.
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Elgin
Iowa
Fayette County
Hermen & Bartunerk
Valley High Annual Staff Chose 1964 Names
The Valley High annual names rush through staff roles including Marlene Rser as secretary, Wanda Hofer and Lyle Anderson as Go-Back editors, Bonnie Swenson senior editor, and various editors for business, music, speech, and sports. Upcoming events note Fayette County Teacher Association dinner September 26, a Sept 28 FFA judging contest, and football games. Valley Epaghmpn sophomores beat Winneshick 13-0 with Frieden and Reeder scoring and Chapman extra point attempts.
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Spherfor Valley
Migs
Marlene Rser
Wanda Hofer
Lyle Anderson
Larry Frieden
Glen?Christen
Randy Clark
Bonnie Swwerison
Ernest Guyer
Jon Shaffer
Annette’ Meyer
Alyce ‘Oglberg
David Thompson
Robert Rothlishberger
Sylvia Hanson
Harlan Bilden
Lee’ Voshell
FFA
John
Vera Coffin
Anita Lehman
Neal Jennings
Gary Helgerson
Fayne Triem
Norma Weston
Dean Hilgerson
Robert Kruempel
Elaine Franks
Fayette
County Teacher Association
West Clermonitharan
Valley
Winneshick
The
S.winneshick
Calmar
Elgin
Eels
Chuck Frieden
Duane Reeder
Hubert Chapman
Frieden
Tiger
Bob Chapman
Derryl Leophart
Duane Patterson
Valley halls spark concern over Sept menu and moves
JoAnn Wilson notes quick findings about the Valley halls and their condition. She observes Sept menu issues and suggests that Valley is okay though some movements feel bent. Authorities should review the situation as routines adjust.
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JoAnn Wilson
Ate Valley
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