B Team Beats Mallard In Uneven Mallard Game
Dave Kinnett led with 15 points as B Team defeated Mallard 46 to 42 in a January 5, 1973 game. Bester contributed key points and Mallard struggled in a tight matchup at night.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1973
Page
15
Dave Kinnett led with 15 points as B Team defeated Mallard 46 to 42 in a January 5, 1973 game. Bester contributed key points and Mallard struggled in a tight matchup at night.
Iowa Governor Robert Ray cites venereal disease as the nation s top communicable problem and urges prevention. On January 21 from 4 to 6 PM KCAU TV Channel 9 will air Profile 9 VD Blues in the public interest with a Dick Cavett hosted rebroadcast and a live medical panel to answer questions.
The Vernon Vanguards held a regular 4-H meeting at the Nicol home. Randy Nicols presided as president. Minutes were read and approved. Roll call asked What Are You Taking to the Fair with sixteen members answering. J. R. Brown and Roger Schmitt to speak at the next meeting to be held at the Schmitt home. The motion to adjourn passed. Lunch by Mrs. Nicol. John Brown, Reporter.
County extension director Harold Heykes notes farmers may gain extra time to file by declaring estimated income tax for 1972. Farmers defined as deriving at least two thirds of income from farming have two filing options for calendar year federal and state returns.
The 1973 edition of the Farmer's Tax Guide answers questions about 1972 income tax returns. Copies are available at the Palo Alto county Extension Office in Emmetsburg. It explains tax regulations for farmers and includes examples of completed forms. Additional federal and state forms are available at most banks and post offices.
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