Natural Landmark Areas Added to National Registry
Five ecological sites were added to the National Registry of Natural Landmarks. Iowa’s Smith’s Slough near Ruthven, a 639 acre tract with 398 acres of water in glacial pothole lakes, is the largest natural prairie pothole lake complex in Iowa and a key waterfowl habitat. Anderson Goose Lake in Hamilton County, Wisconsin and sites in Minnesota were also named. The designation aims to preserve nationally significant natural values regardless of ownership and dates back to 1962 with 396 areas recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
Palo Alto
Department of Interior
Dewey's Pasture
Smith's Lake
Ruthven
National Park Service
Smith's Slough
Iowa
State of
State Conservation Commission
Anderson Goose Lake
Hamilton County
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Public notice from Iowa Insurance Department certifies Mercantile & General Insurance
Des Moines June 1 1975 commissioner William H Huff certifies Mercantile General Insurance Company of New York is authorized to transact business in Iowa until May 1 1976 with assets 213054 liabilities 2035225 and surplus 4622962, also notes Chicago Illinois sworn statement assets 114112789 liabilities 103235225 surpluses - probate notice follows for estate of William B Hampson in Palo Alto County Iowa with will dated May 16 1975 requiring action within six months from second publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Department of Iowa
Des Moines
Mercantile & General Reinsurance Company of America
New York
Code of Iowa
William H. Huff, III
Iowa
William H. Huff
The
Reserve Insurance Company
Chicago
Illinois
Governor to keynote regional cultural institute in Sioux Center
Governor Robert D. Ray will speak at Iowa's first Regional Institute on Cultural and Recreational Opportunities in small communities, to be held October 10 1975 at the Sioux Center Community Center. The event, part of IMPACT under the Higher Education Act, targets mayors planners park and recreation directors and other officials from towns with 1000 to 5000 residents, with institutes planned in eight cities statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Ray
Iowa
Sioux Center
U.S. Office of Education
Sioux Center Institute
William L. Mouw
James Koldenhoven
City of
John A. Nesbitt
Uiversity of Iowa
Archery Deer Season Opens and DPI Meeting Set
The Iowa DPI schedules an informational meeting for Area 3 public and nonpublic school administrators on October 2 at 9 a.m. in the Area Education Agency Administrative Center Cylinder. The session covers Part B Title IV funds of 633 288 and eligible activities like library resources equipment remodeling and guidance testing with small group discussions. The meeting aims to explain money allocations procedures and timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Public Instruction
DPI
Iowa
Area 3
Area Education Agency
AEA
Cylinder
Bedell Urges Pay Raise Repeal And No Self Raises
Iowa Congressman Berkley Bedell vows to return his pay raise and backs bipartisan bills to bar future raises until after elections. He condemns ramrodded action and joins Rep. Grassley in rescission efforts. Also notes deer hunting season details and archery rules in Iowa.
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Iowa
Berkley Bedell
U.S. Treasury
Congress
Charles Mosher
Rohio
House
Bedell
Senate
Chuck Grassley
Grassley
Administration
Youths pursue learn-by-doing projects across fields
Youth participants engage in about 2.3 learn-by-doing projects per year on average. The most popular topics include animal science, food nutrition and preservation, and bicycle care and safety.
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Natural
Insurance Department
Insurance Department of
District Court
Palo Alto County
William B. Hampson
Alma Burns
Merrill C. Clark
Graettinger State Bank
Graettinger
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Robins Avenue
Omaha
Farnam Street
Suite
Nebraska
G. Kenneth Edge
Iowa Conservation Commission
Commission
County Recorder
4Th Street
Hillcrest
Hillcrest Supper Club
Randall
Jor
Sunshine Graham
Big Value
Krafts
Carton
Bordens G.C
Oscar Mayer
Tucky's Super Market
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