Cheney Watson vow as Miss Cheney weds Doug Watson
Miss Rachel Dawn Cheney daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Cheney married Douglas Allen Watson son of Mr and Mrs Norman C Watson at First Presbyterian Church on December 9. Rev Howard Dukelow led the double ring ceremony with red poinsettias navy blue white decor. The couple's reception for 60 at the Cheney home and an open house on December 27 at the Watson home followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Dawn Cheney
Paul Cheney
Douglas Allen Watson
Norman C. Watson
Charles City
First Presbyterian Church
Howard Dukelow
Charles Ringus
Jerry Eckenrod
David Watson
Craig Cheney
Tim Heidenwirth
Berton Shhultz
Max Heidenwirth
Jerry Starkweather
Paul Hamilton
Des Moines
Martin Senne
Doug Watson
Cedar Circle
Paul W. Cheney
Capitol Firing Line critiques 1973 farm program
The piece questions the 1973 U S Department of Agriculture plan to boost corn and soybean acreage while cutting federal subsidies by about 800 million dollars from 1972. It argues the program increases farm risk, relies on foreign markets for surplus, and endorses subsidies as a necessary but flawed policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Carroll Brunthauer
International Affairs & Commodity Programs
United States
Congress
America
Marriage Announcement for Beth LaVelle and Gaylord F Johnson
Mrs Beth LaVelle of Waterloo marries Gaylord F Johnson of Waterloo on December 29 at Hull Chapel Grace United Methodist Church Waterloo. They will live at 19086 Lorraine Street. Mrs Johnson is formerly Beth Maxson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth LaVelle
Waterloo
Gaylord F. Johnson
Hull
Grace United Methodist Church
Lorrane St
Johnson
Furmer Beth Maxson
NILE offers 16mm films for loan to North Central Iowa
NILE has 16mm films from FILMS INC arriving at North Iowa Library Extension and will be loaned to groups and individuals in North Central Iowa until Jan 27 1973. Titles include On Abortion at Will in the First Twelve Weeks Advo cates and opponents of legalized abortion discuss self determination. An Arizona Wooing a silent western about Tom Mix courting a cattleman's daughter. Be Smart Don't Start a short on cigarette dangers. Dr Heidagger's Experiment explores human psychology. The Fish & The Burning Stones a boy helps a grateful fish. Get Wet about enjoying water. Home of the Brave a capsule of Western Indian history. Land Use and Misuse ecology film. Naughty Duckling warns about independence without prep. Pompeii Once There Was A City questions materialism. Religion In Russia surveys Russia’s religions. Seven Ravens a Grimm tale. Silkscreen covers printing basics. Thunderstorm explores nature. Trout Hatchery shows fish life and hatchery work. Walter Kerron Theatre tours today’s theatre. Western Newfoundland showcases the region. Why Exercise? stresses body adaptation not a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Films, Inc
North Iowa
NILE
Iowa
Black & White
Arizona
Tom Mix
Citizen's Committee
Heidagger
Home of the Brave
Swarape
Rchye
Pompeii
Russia
Walter Kerron Theatre
Newfoundland
The Useless U N and the Taxpayer Alarm
A critical rant condemns the United Nations for inaction on anti terrorism efforts and mocks the US foreign policy budget. It attacks the UN general assembly legal committee for studying but not acting on crucial measures while highlighting supposed wasteful State Department spending and the Asian Development Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
United States
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Moochers’ Debating Society
Public library booking arrangement requested
The user requests placing an exercise demands on the item and asks to arrange a booking through the public library.
Winter Jamboree at Steamboat Rock on Jan 27
A expanded All Iowa Winter Sports Jamboree is set for Saturday January 27 1973 at Steamboat Rock featuring guided snowmobile safaris at 1030 am 2 pm and 7 pm plus a Mini Snow Sculpture Contest skating and ski races tubing open skiing skating and tobogganing from 9 am to 1030 pm. The event emphasizes family fun with prizes and a crowning of the Snow Princess at the evening meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Steamboat Rock
Iowa River
Pine Lake
Wall Street Aid Gaffe Sparks Treasury Loan Backflip
A controversial foreign aid gift of fifty million dollars was loaned back to the United States at six percent after Asian bankers seized the cash. The Treasury gained the money while the public bears the cost, prompting questions about aid folly and taxpayer exposure. Also, Chief Justice Burger complained about cigar smoke in Amtrak’s club car, triggering a Senate letter to Volpe and Amtrak chief Roger Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Washington
United States
Treasury
Foreign Aid Agency
Justice Speaks
New York City
Supreme Court
Burger
Federal Transportation
Volpe
Roger Lewis
Amtrak
Extension reaches over 107,000 Iowa youth in 1971-72
The Iowa State University 4-H office released figures showing Extension youth programs reached more than 107 000 young people in the year ending July 1 1972. Enrollment rose with over 37 000 in 4-H clubs and nearly 14 000 in Expanded Nutrition plus 18 000 in camps conferences and drug education and 3 100 in tractor operator certification. Nearly 200 new 4-H clubs formed as veteran members helped organize and recruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Cooperative Extension Service
Iowa State University
Harold Wagner
Butler County
Iowa
Harlan Geiger
Geiger
Swine Management Clinic Planned in Osage Iowa
A pig production clinic at Osage next week will cover how saving an extra half pig per litter can raise net farmer income by ten dollars per litter. Robert McCrackin Floyd County Extension Director cites the benefit of management practices to improve numbers at weaning. The session runs 9:45 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. Thursday January 11 in the Osage Municipal Building hosted by Iowa State University specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McCrackin
Floyd County
Osage
Iowa State University Special
ISU extension outlines swine breeding stress management meeting
University speakers including Palmer Holden Dr John Berthe sen and Karl Griffith will discuss stress management across swine breeding gestation and lactation periods. topics cover MMA TGE diseases sow and pig nutrition antibiotics FDA rules and the closed herd concept. no charge for Floyd and Mitchell county residents with lunch reservations due by Tuesday Jan 9. farmers in the area produce about 7.2 pigs per litter and county farrow totals around 36 000 and 22 000 sows annually. potential net income gain could reach about 250 000 in each county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Drug Administration
Cooperative Extension Service
ISU
Floyd
Mitchell Counties
Robert McCrackin
Edgar Dorow
Mitchell County
Charles City
Osage
Iowa
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Mitchell
Floyd County
McCrackincom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cheney-Watson
Capitol
H. R. Gross
State Department
U.S
Asian Development Bank
Asia
Ray Taylor
Dick Welden
State House
Iowa River Conservation and Improvement Club
12Th Avenue
Eldora
Wagner
Butler County Extension Office
Allison
Palmer Holden
Swime
John Berthesen
Karl Griffith
van Camp
Rery
Meh
Asenah
Dior 45
Sno-Boy
Oleo
Hershey's
Morey's Food Market
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