How a Bill Becomes a Law and Local Notices
Cliff Burroughs outlines the legislative bill process from origin to floor passage or rejection, noting committee and subcommittee steps and floor debates. Also covered are youth tractor safety classes at Rockford and Charles City high schools, library cassette additions, and a list of artists and classical works available at Marble Rock Library.
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Legislative Service Bureau
Legislative Bureau
House
Senate
State House
Cliff Burroughs
Rockford High School
Charles City High School
Robert McCrackin
Floyd Co
Beck St. Charles City
Ronald Jorgensen
Floyd
Those Good Old River Days Festival Planned Greene Iowa
Greene Jaycees plan a low cost family weekend around Shell Rock River on June 21 to 23. New features include canoe races power boat events bath tub races and a bluegrass festival with prize money for fiddlers banjo players and guitar pickers. Contact John Backer for details.
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Greene
Greene Jaycees
Shell Rock River
Camporee
Jim Menken
Jaycee
Gates Bridge
John Backer
Shell Rock Spring Swing 74 Celebrates Ten Years of Music
Shell Rock Music Association invites families to Spring Swing 74 at the Boyd Community Building March 29 30 and April 3 6 with music and comedy nightly at 730 and 930 pm Tickets on sale March 2 box office hours Saturdays 10 am to 2 pm and Mon Fri 1 pm to 3 pm Rural housing loan limits rise to 12800 for eligible families Farmers Home Administration notes 33 year repayment and 8.25 percent interest plus lower rates for very low income borrowers Admitted to ISA with distinction Steve Stanton earns Iowa State University recognition for high school academics
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Shell Rock
Shell Rock Music Association
Boyd
FHA
Farmers Home Administration
Robert R. Pim
Iowa
Chickasaw Co. Fha
North Locust Ave
New Hampton
Butler Co. Fha
SCS
Allison
ISA
Steve Stanton
M&m
Roger Stanton
Iowa State University
Rockefeller study group stirs 1976 presidential bid talk
Ex governor Rockefeller plans a Commission on Critical Choices for Americans with Rockefeller and Laurance funding, courting Congress leaders, cabinet members, and a major AFL-CIO official. He argues for fiscal restraint, while critics warn of tax burdens and government overreach. GAO flags failed Ghana textile aid funded by AID, $262 million spent, Ghana now in debt near $1 billion.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Commission
Rockefeller
Congress
Afl-Cio
Laurance
U.S. Treasury
Washington
Wll
General Accounting Office
State Department
Agency For International Development
Ghana
U.S
Kwame Nkrumah
United States
GAO
Ghana Textile Manufacturing Co
Hong Kong
Commerce Department
United
State aid politics and union pressure in a turbulent era
A forceful survey of foreign aid burden debates with Ghana and US roles, followed by concerns over increased taxes and Social Security growth under Nixon. It notes legislative fights in the 38th District over public sector union dues, collective bargaining, and the impact on education, local government, and energy. It cites campaign donations from unions to Congress members and hints at impeachment talk.
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Africa
GAO
Uncle Sap
Ghana
Department of State & Aid
United States
Senate
Cracaxo
Detroit
Warington
Unese
Iowa
Greene Recorder Page Five March 6 1974
Local page brief highlights from March 6 1974 edition of the Greene Recorder. Community notices, small items, and regional briefs span local happenings and schedules across Greene County.
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the Greene Recorder
Wilbie Take Office Faces Firings in Public Payout Plan
Harold O Fischer reports a new officeholder considering dismissals within the executive branch to curb public payouts. The move targets deemed inefficiencies and seeks budget savings amid ongoing payroll concerns.
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Wil Bie
Drar
Harold O Fischer
Johnson on pay raise for congressmen
Nick Johnson of Kesley, Iowa, candidate for Congress in the Third District, explains a plan to refuse a pay raise personally and use the funds to aid local students in government studies and travel. He argues lawmakers should share in inflation’s burden.
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Nick Johnson
Kesley
Lowa
Congress
Mu Sons
Johnson
Federal Communications Commissioner
Gettimg
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Burroughs
MR Public Library
Marble Rock
Iowa State Traveling Library
Des Moines
Porter Wagoner
Ed Ames
Kitty Wells
Marian Anderson
Beethoven
Farm eBureaau Insurance
Farm Bureau Life & Farm Bureau Mutual
Donald Jorgensen
Cl.u
Butler Co
Parkersburg
Herb Williamson
Tom Tjebkes
Ackley
Ron Neubauer
Sonny James
Wayne King
Utte Conai
First State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Eral Reqea
Capitol
H. R. Gross
Nixon
Fisher Reports
David Siz
U States Senate
Ray
Voxemor
Golden Ripe
California
Hunt
Clover Farm
Campbell
Morrell’s Pride
Hormel
Morey’s Food Market
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