Primary wrap-up in Iowa voters show apathy and tight races
The Iowa primary saw voter apathy, especially among youths, with a close Democratic gubernatorial contest as Jim Schaben edged Bill Gannon by 7,800 votes. Republican George Milligan beat David Stanley for the U.S. Senate nomination. Nicklas Rapp led in a tight third district Democratic race. Grassley won in the third district. Turnout fell short of predictions. notable races included attorney general contenders and a contested lieutenant governor race. Governor Ray and Lt. Gov Neu reported net worths, and a new consumer credit ceiling bill drew opposition from several Democrats before signing into law July 1.
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Bill Gannon
Jim Schaben
Clark Rasmussen
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Gannon
Melvin Synhorst
George Milligan
David Stanley
U. S. Senate
Manley
Harold Hughes
Milligan
Stanley
John Culver
Synhorst
H. R. Gross
Stephen Rapp
Nicholas John
Son
Nicholas
Rapp
Charles Grassley
New Hartford
Tom Riley
Mike Blouin
Riley
Mike Feld
Blouin
Bluin
Tom Miller
Jim Reynolds
Richard Hermann
Charles Miller
Art Neu
Miller
Neu
Bill Palmer
Palmer
Harold McCormick
Manchester
McCormick
Ray
Rasmussen
Richard Turner
Seasons change lifestyle across the year in Texas
The article discusses how seasonal shifts alter daily life and meals from winter stroganoff to summer hamburgers. It notes mild Texas winters versus frigid northern weather, the romance of a White Christmas, and a child’s popsicle cravings, with a local subscription and postage context included.
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Texas
Potpourri by Linda Nelson
Linda Nelson shares a spring scene about popsicles and a quirky surplus of 20 molds. Neighbors join in as she and Gretchen mix fruit juice flavors and a quick fudgsicle recipe using cocoa, sugar, salt, vanilla, eggs and milk to yield twelve treats.
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Gretchen
Mirror of mystery library title fetch at LeMars public library
The LeMars public library offers Hans Stefan Santesson’s Mirror, Mirror, Fatal Mirror a 1973 mystery collection with 22 stories. Highlights include suburbia intrigue two college students’ deaths and a commune guarding an invader plus a range of social themes reflecting the era. June events listed include a square dance club gathering at Klackhohn June 8 and exhibits at Plymouth museum June 9.
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Hans Stefan Santesson
LeMars
Suburbia
New York
Ellery Queen
Tooth relocation aids missing molar replacement
Dentistry advances allow moving a wisdom tooth to fill gaps left by decayed first or second permanent molars. Dr. Merle Hale explains teens and some adults may benefit, with a high success rate when the wisdom tooth is not fully developed and easy to remove. Costs are not excessive.
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Merle Hale
University of Iowa College of Dentistry
Tooth Transplants Still Rejected by Body Says Dr Hale
Dr Hale explains that a tooth cannot be transplanted between patients due to immune rejection. White blood cells attack the foreign tooth, and anti rejection drugs pose health hazards, so dentists must relocate teeth within a patient’s jaw for now. If a safe cure is found, true tooth recycling could occur.
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Hale
Jim Murphy
University of Iowa News Service
Kingsley council weighs tennis court lights and bikes
At a Monday meeting Kingsley residents urged action on tennis court lights while motorcycles were discussed. The council planned to draft an ordinance, approved beer and liquor permits for Whistle's Inn, four garage permits, and 14 cigarette permits, with city attorney Barry Thompson to use municipal law books.
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Kingsley
Barry Thompson
Dave Austine
Mark Krause
Whistle’s Inn
Dave Bainbridge
Florin Moody
Max McConnell
DiAnn Anstine
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