Lisle Reports Reapportionment Plan in Iowa Senate
Senator Vern Lisle outlines a swift reapportionment plan reducing the Senate from 61 to 51 and the House from 124 to 100, with a two year deadline under Supreme Court orders. He lists committee assignments, notes three constitutional amendments passed, and describes session goals and timing for adjournment, budgeting, and weekly updates to constituents.
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Senate
House
Supreme Court
Higher Education Committee
Social Services Committee
Ceater
Hhers
Iowa Development Committee
Register
New Award for Sgt Honeyman at Pleiku Vietnam
Sergeant Fredrick R. Honeyman, 21, of Emer son, earned the Combat Infantryman Badge near Pleiku, Viet Nam, Dec. 20 while serving with Headquarters Company of the 4th Infantry Division's 1st Brigade long range patrol team. The CIB honors sustained ground combat and is worn above all other decorations.
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Pleiku
Vietnam
Fredrick R. Honeyman
Honeyman
Ronald D. Honeyman
Emerson
4Th Infantry Division
Community News Roundup From Glenwood and Shenandoah
A long list of local visits and hospital stops share the week’s social scene. Residents from Council Bluffs to Ames and Davenport note gatherings at homes, churches, and the 64 Club near Coun cil Bluffs with Mr and Mrs. Grindle Graves Sell Phelps and others. The Shenandoah Liberty Memorial hosts the Tornado Valley C B Club meeting and the Glenwood State School thanks readers for a Christmas donation as the Shenandoah chili and oyster supper is planned for February 4.
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Robert E. Bell
Co. C
APO
San Francisco
Calif
64 Club
Council Bluffs
Mills County
ASC
Harold Grindle
Kenneth Graves
Ruth Sell
Walter Phelps
Glenwood
Carle Stewart
Lyle Stewart
Teri
Dan Fieselman
University of Nebr
Lincoln
Elmer Fieselman
Gary Vinton
Max Vinton
Omaha
Methodist Hospital
Robert Hopp
Mercy Hospital
Harold Flackman
Grace
Beverly
Honry Schnoor
Donell
Blackners
William Barber Jr
Just Us Girls Club
Robert Wyant
Donald Blackman Sr
Penny
David
Miss Eunice Williams
Eppley Field
Donald Blackman Jr
Ft. Knox
Harold Peterson
Dwight Bullington
Peterson
Henningsen Food, Inc
Richard Jackel
Shenandoah
Eugene Alberts
Iowa State University
Ames
Maurice Alberts
Randy
Ira Bell
Bob Bell
Jim Bell
Bellevue
Nebr
Jackie
Jimmy
Jon
Tom Clark
Robert
Satuday
Clair Jones
Jack Donelson
Linda
Davenport
Amy
Roger Malcom
Tabor
Arthur Alexander
Julie
Kent
Mr. Malcom
Jon Kemp
Mark
Leroy Viner
Frank Fay
Sandra
Keith
Earl Harmott
Hillsdale
Wayne Blackman
Lee
Diane
Elmer Haney
Fred Huntsman
Emerson
Daniel
Eunice Williams
Sidney Williams
Chelly
Silver City
Miley Schmidt
William Barker Jr
Schmidt
Veteran's Hospital
Debra Hammer
Roger Grindle
Guy Haynie
Cletis Haynie
Larry
Timmy
Glenrod
Harold van
Meter
Christine
Earl Dashner St
John Waller
Walter Mason
Br Eily
Tornado Valley
C. B. Club
Liberty Memorial Building
Glenwood State School
Darwin Addy
Fremont County
Carl Dickerson
Ray Stambaugh
Page County
Libery Memorial
C.b.er
NFO Report on Farming Marketing And Prices
Mrs. Howard Palmer J notes farmers reach efficiency but marketing remains primitive. The National Farmers Organization seeks fair prices to keep farms from corporate takeovers. NFO contracts with processors exist here for hogs and cattle with plant reps ensuring accurate weight and grading. A county member sold about 80 cattle graded choice or prime, showing fairness through plant representation. The piece urges farmers to unite, fix inequality, and support Vietnam war efforts and U.S. savings bonds.
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National Farmers Organization
NFO
Mar
Harbor Reports on Assembly Work Reapportionment Ist
Rep Wiliam Harbor Opens with cooperation among Senate House and Governor. A bipartisan reapportionment commission is formed to craft a 100 member House and 50 member Senate while preserving county lines. Report back by April 1 1989 with aim to shorten the session May 1. Harbor invites input from Fremont Mills counties.
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63Rd General Assembly
Senate
House of Representatives
Governor's Office
General Assembly
House
Fremont
Mills
Top Interior Dept Award for Puckett
Lowell M. Puckett received the Distinguished Service Award from the U S Bureau of Land Management for 34 years of service. He directed the six state BLM Service Center for nine years and worked in Billings Alaska Cheyenne and Denver. His Alaska work aided territorial statehood preparations. ceremonies were in Denver but illness kept him from attending.
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Lowell M. Puckett
U. S. Bureau of Land Management of the Interior Dergit
Edith Mulholland
Denver
Colo
Puckett
BLM
Billings
Mont
Anchorage
Alaska
Cheyenne
Wyo
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Iowa
Vern Liste
Joe T. Johnson
C.L.A
Prudential Ins. CO
Life & Health Insurance
Douglas St. Omsha Neb
New
Sgt. Honeyman
Clarinda Production Credit Association
U.S
Federal Farm Loan
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Association
PCA
Clark J. Craw
Charles E. Bashor
K. W. Capsey
Beryl Kelso Jr
Board of
Otha
D. Wearin
Walter Eitzen
J. S. Martin
Oak, Iowa
Page, Taylor, Fremont, Mills, Adams
Montgomery
Che Malvern
William J. Scherle
Jane
Earl Bass
Malvern
Walter Roberts
Mt. Ayr
Bass
Washington, D. C
Vernon
James D. Spangler
NFO Report
Mrs. Howard Palmer
Rep
Wiliam H. Harbor
Interior Dept. Award
J. A. Kline
First Avenue
Strahan, Iowa
Emerson, Iowa
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R.P.W. Ihc
Johnson
IHC
David Bradley
Ellis Grindle
Jesse A. McIntyre, Jr
Shenan
Nebel
Imogene
Jows
Thurman
Staty Eee Bank
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