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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1975
Page
4
Publisher notes fair housing law and presents a series of local ads. Listings include purebred Yorkshire boars, water heater and disposer deals, a 1968 Yamaha 250 motorcycle, a 1968 Path Finder trailer home, baby furniture wanted, straw for sale, air compressor, farm work, a 1964 Buick LeSabre, and a Graettinger rental available May 1 with contact numbers for each item.
President Ford signed Proclamation 4360 on March 29 1975 changing how young men register under the Military Selective Service Act The old procedures end April 1 1975 A yearly multi day registration period is planned with details to be announced by proclamation Fleischacker Iowa officials say the registration obligation remains in force and the system costs are to be reduced while local boards stay in place
Kevin Clasing of Ruthven attended the Iowa Youthpower Conference in Des Moines April 5 6 and met with the Iowa Secretary of Agriculture. The ICC reports woodchuck hunting during the period does not affect overall populations and lists a June 15 season date. The piece also notes safety equipment checks for boaters and lists several deer certificate recipients.
Iowa Conservation Commission officials urge farmers voluntarily cutting corn to plant oats on excess acres. Don Cummings says early oats help pheasant nesting without harming corn price stabilization, boosting ringneck habitat amid modern farming. Also, the first spring trout stocking begins in northeast Iowa with 10,000 catchables planned among 300,000 stocked statewide this year.
The Iowa trout program outlines stocking points along a 44 mile river stretch from Lime Springs to Decorah. Anglers need a valid license and a $5 trout stamp, proceeds support the program. Licenses and stamps available at offices, shops, hatcheries. Continuous season, five fish daily, ten per session. Public access and landowner courtesy emphasized.
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