Public hearing on county zoning draws lines over 20000 sq ft rule
A Wednesday public hearing on county zoning regulations sparked a heated exchange between Diamondhead Lake representatives near Dexter and the local zoning commission. Diamondhead and Lake Panorama reps argued the 20000 square foot minimum for suburban lots is too large, threatening projects and requiring re survey and replats if kept. A Sept 16 deadline for written objections was set, with an open meeting to discuss further. the board of supervisors holds final say on the measures.
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Bayard farmer elected to Pers Federal Land Bank Board
Joe Mariane of Willow township, a local farmer, was recently elected to the board of directors of the Pers Federal Land Bank Association.
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Willow
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Pers Federal Land Bank Association
Banks Host Nearly Eighty at CROP Fete
About 80 people attended the CROP fundraiser dinner sponsored by county banks CROP and the Chastayn Rural Overseas Program of Church World Service. The event supported privateers countries with food supplies including rook seed and other materials.
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County Banks
Chastayn Rural Overseas Program
Church World Service
Four county crashes no injuries reported this week
No personal injuries were reported in four accidents in the county since last week. One driver faced a charge for lacking an operator license after an Lake Panorama crash Sunday. Esters car suffered about 250 dollars in damage, another auto about 100. A different incident involved Fogle and Frohling with about 100 dollars damage to Fogle and the Frohling car rolling into it while parked. A Friday morning collision near a farm drive sent two drivers for medical exams after a head on strike. both drivers remained uninjured.
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Panorama
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Des Moines
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Thomas Irving Fogle
Kent
Iowa
Henry Merlyn Frohling
Guthrie Center
Frohling
Bob Schafers
Elvina Pauline Durst
Cleo Jean Messenger
Hunerdosse Tops Contest in Guthrian Football Picks
Guthrie Center contestants battled for top honors in the Guthrian football contest. Glenn Hunerdosse won by using the 28 tie breaker with the fewest missed points. Kerr Morlan Panora Dick Zieser tied for second and third after missing three games.
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Kerr Morlan
Panora
Dick Zieser
Guthrie
Jax Rosenberger
K H Buttler
Gary Hunerdosse
Guthne
Stock Sale At Guthrie Fair Reaches Sixty Thousand
Guthrie County 4 H and FFA livestock sale totals climbed to 55640 last week, up from 51645. Sixty pigs sold with average 22.14 per hundred. top market pig fetched 37 to Scott Benton. Lambs averaged 27.73 with 93 pound sheep. Cattle sale averaged 32.88 per hundred on 105 steers. top baby beef price was 50 per hundred to Yale Bank for champion calf owned by Brent Cabelha. Junior cattle feeders averaged 33.48 per hundred on 11 head. feeders weighed 1051 pounds. Auctioneers donated services. Guthne County State Bank added 1 per head for beef and 50 cents per head for sheep and hogs.
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Guthne Center
Renee Reynolds
Menlo
Cheryl Powell Yale
Yale Bank
Brent Cabelha
Yate
Deanna Johnston
Guthne County
Stuart Man Faces Charge Assault Rape
Robert Beaman of Stuart faces charges of assault with intent to commit rape, released on his cognizance after a hearing in S E Robinson. Rhea Evans filed the charges. Sheriff Lester Petersen said Beaman was arrested Tuesday. Also arrested was Robert Kromre of Casey on public intoxication. Hearing scheduled this week.
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Petersen
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Casey
Council action light at Monday meeting with two beer permits
City council met with routine business as minutes show permits approved for Dorothy Rosenberger Winters and Elmer Pearson. Charles Baird was relieved from city duties for nonperformance and the session was otherwise uneventful.
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Dorothy Rosenberger Winters
Elmer Pearson
Charles Baird
Leasing Talks Thursday Evening at City Hall
Techniques to improve farm lease contracts will be discussed Thursday September 16 at Guthrie Center City Hall. The meeting begins at 8 00 pm with featured speaker Don Gee, Area Farm Management Specialist from Des Moines. The Guthrie County Extension Service sponsors the event.
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Imperial Beach Sailor Wins Navy Commendation Medal
Second Class Richard De Dewra, husband of Anita Gettler of Yale Town, earned the Navy Commendation Medal from Commander AK Fueser at Naval Air Station Imperial Beach California. He was cited for heroism as a helicopter crewman aboard the USS Ranger, saving the life of teen Navy Petty Officer Second Class Downing. Dewra is a 1965 Guthrie Center High graduate and attended Iowa State University in Ames.
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No Candidates File for City Council Posts
Guthrie Center seeks candidates for the November 2 elections. So far no one has filed nomination papers. Filing deadline is October 5. Terms expire for Mayor I. L Reed, City Treasurer Nejka Cronbaugh, Councilmen Roger Wickland, Darwin Hughes, John Grove, James Flawers, Councilman at large Ralph Schramm, and Park Commissioner Lee Neal. New terms approved last election take effect this year with ward candidates to four and two year terms based on vote totals. Council term changes adjust councilman terms. mayor and treasurer remain two years. park commissioners six years.
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Davids Creek flood plan eyed for recreation lake
The Town Conservation approved a $6 million flood control and recreation reservoir on Davids Creek north of Extra. Col Billy P Pendergrass said the 808 acre lake will aid southwest Iowa, with four parks around the site and flood protection downstream to Atlantic. Construction to begin before late summer 1974, finishing about three years later, with a 12 to 1 benefit to cost ratio.
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Soil Exhibit Wins Blue Ribbon at State Fair
The Guthrie County SCS office earned a blue ribbon at the state fair for a soil and water conservation exhibit. It highlighted feed lot pollution controls using holding ponds and terraces to reduce runoff and pollution.
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Future Teachers of America screen Crisis of Education
A chapter of the Future Teachers of America will show the film The Qoniess in Education on Thursday September 16 at 8:00 p.m. in the elementary school multipurpose room. Admission is free. A public discussion and refreshments follow.
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Panorama Building Progress Bucks Up Homes
Panorama project pushes ahead with Mike Hill overseeing construction at Lake Panoram. More than 100 homes expected to be completed this year as the Lake Panoram Project advances amid rapid building activity.
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