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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1977
Page
2
Local notices show new policy requiring advance payment for classifieds with readers urged to call Monday for pricing. Several small ads list items for sale rent and giveaways, plus thanks and condolence notes from Ruthven area residents. Names and contact numbers include Virgil Olesen 859-3947 and Ron Vollink 723-5361.
Rep Berkley Bedell will hold farm advisory committee meetings across Northwest Iowa this weekend to gather farmer ideas on the omnibus farm bill. A Sioux City forum with Commodity Futures Trading Commissioner John Rainboldt and Everett Harris runs 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Hilton, with county meetings in Estherville and other towns Saturday evening.
Abandoned vehicles on public or private property have cost taxpayers over 70000 since July 1975. The DOT does not store or tow them but funds are used to cover disposal. Police tow abandoned cars after a set period. owners have 14 days to respond. If unpaid or unidentifiable, cars are auctioned to repay towing and storage costs. Any excess goes to the DOT refund account, funded by licensing and taxes.
Meat Board projects include shorter feed periods and more grass fed beef with boxed beef rising in importance. Two beef production paths emerge: lean ground meat systems and high marbling beef for steaks, while global hunger and farm profitability drive policy debates on road funding and school reorganization.
The text states marriage does not bar dependent children from receiving GI Bill educational payments. It also notes that a veteran cannot be enrolled part time in an on the job training or apprenticeship program. these programs require full-time participation.
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