Garden City PCA tops in loan activity among PCAs
Garden City Production Credit Association led in several categories among 440 PCAs nationwide in 1971. George Hunt said the farm lender ranked second in total loans, second in outstanding member loans, second in member equity, and first in new worth reserved, with an average member loan of about 166000 during 1971. Garden City PCA serves 14 Kansas counties and funds mainly via the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Wichita. Directors include Henry D. Bentrup, Edd D. Murray, Hal Hale, Jack Thomas, and Frederick J. Kleymann.
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Garden City Pca
Hunt
Kansas
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Colorado
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Oklahoma
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of
Wichita
Invest
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Garden City
Henry D. Bentrup
Edd D. Murray
Lakin
Hal Hale
Manter
Jack Thomas
Dighton
Frederick J. Kleymann
Tribune
PCA Names New Credit Analyst Ritchie Johnston
Ritchie Johnston has joined Garden City Production Credit Association as credit analyst. PCA president George Hunt commended Johnston, a Custer Oklahoma native and Oklahoma State University agricultural economics graduate, for his strong background and training with the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank. He will conduct field interviews and prepare loan decision information for the PCA board. News notes cover Nixon poll results showing 60 percent approval, 32 percent disapproval, and eight percent with no opinion from June 16–19.
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Pcas
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Greenland Named By Eric The Red In Viking Bid
A historic note recalls Eric the Red naming Greenland in 982 to attract Viking settlers, highlighting how glorified real estate advertising shaped early exploration and colonization.
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Arctic Islands
Pearl Buck Turns 80 as Nobel Prize Milestone Noted
Philadelphia AP reports author Pearl S. Buck, born in Hillsboro West Virginia, marks her 80th birthday as she remains the sole American woman to win the Nobel Prize in literature. Buck authored 84 books, including The Good Earth inspired by her China mission years.
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Social Security Boost Heads for Congress Vote
A 20 percent cross‑the‑board Social Security increase appears headed for congressional approval by week’s end. Sen. Frank Church and Rep. Wilbur Mills back the move to rider a debt‑limit bill, with Nixon expected to sign. The plan would retroactively raise benefits from June 1 and tie automatic increases to a 3 percent price rise.
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Associated Press
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Nixon
Senate Finance Committee
Army Recruiting Station Becomes Wedding Chapel in Chicago
Army sergeant Ronald E Chiebowski aged 27 an 11 year veteran who runs a small recruiting office married Sandra May Dilly at a ceremony staged inside the recruiting station. He declared the office good enough for recruits and a wedding with an Army theme as a distinct celebration.
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U.S. Army
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Sandra May Dilly
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Sgt
Chiebowski
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