Farmers Upset as Grain Ground-Storage Rule Changes
Cedar Rapids Gazette notes Iowa commerce commission waived a ground-storage grain rule due to a bumper corn crop and fuel shortages. Farmers now may store grain ground storage if they sign to retain title and accept loss risk, prompting Farm Bureau and Governor Ray to urge timely public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Commerce Commission
Commerce Commission
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Ray
Maurice van Nostrand
Commission
van Nostrand
Turner's Gift and the State's Antitrust Fees
Opinion notes Attorney General Turner of Town received 20 percent of fines from a state antitrust case, yielding $3,600 from $18,000 totals. It questions taxation of the amount as income, urges repeal of the old fee law, and suggests Iowa fund the office without percentage-based pay to avoid conflicts and maintain focus on duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Turner
International Harvester
Iowa
Eye opening sentence prompts icebox abatement plan
The Burlington Hawk Eye reports Mrs Barline Clark of Miami reported five abandoned iceboxes after a neighborhood child suffocated in a discarded icebox. Assistant State Attorney Terry McWilliams seeks to wipe her slate clean after a two year probation, praising the constructive court outcome. The Greater Miami Jaycees push a nationwide anti icebox campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Hawk Eye
Barline Clark
Miami
Florida
Terry McWilliams
Greater Miami
Jaycees
McWilliams
America
Muscatine lawmakers named for new Iowa session
Three Muscatine Republicans will help steer the 65th Iowa General Assembly opening in Des Moines. Sen. W. R. Rabedeaux, Rep. Richard Drake, and Rep. David Stanley lead a group shaping a proposed State Department of Transportation and major reorganization of state government. Drake chairs the Transportation committee. Rabedeaux heads the Human and Industrial Relations panel. Stanley represents most of Muscatine and parts of Louisa and Johnson counties. Drake calls the DOT bill the largest reorganization, consolidating highway, aeronautics, safety, licensing, and more into one department with a seven member governor-appointed commission and an eight-division structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie
Muscatine
Iowa General Assembly
Des Moines
W. R
Bill) Rabedeaux
Wilson
Richard Drake
David Stanley
Stanley
Muscatine County
Louisa County
Johnson County
Drake
City of
Blue Grass
Buffalo
Scott County
Davenport
Rabedeaux
House
Stamey
Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Senate
State Department of Transportation
DOT
Iowa
Iowa Highway Commission
Aeronautics Commission
Recrprencity Board
The
Commerce Commission
Department of Public Safety
Railroads
Transportation Department
Commission
Highway Commission
Ray
Neu
Andrew Varley
General Assembly
State of the Nation by Kilpatrick on American optimism and policy
James J. Kilpatrick discusses the Gallup study State of the Nation edited by William Watts and Lloyd A. Free. The poll tracks individual and national perceptions of progress, finds Americans optimistic about personal futures but pessimistic about the country, and notes concerns shift from foreign policy to domestic issues like crime drugs and pollution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Polister
Gallup
William Watts
Lloyd A. Free
Vietnam
McGovern
Wuld
Congress
White House
Supreme Court
Jack
T Shirts and the POW Message Sparks Local Debate
A Muscatine reader criticizes T shirts displaying the letters P W O mocking prisoners of war. He urges local merchants to consider the meaning before stocking items and notes only a prisoner of war should bear those letters. The letter is signed by Charles D. King and DeWayne Mark Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Charles D. King
M.la
DeWayne
Mark Hopkins
First Ave
Cow carcass on the ice sparks city notice
A cow carcass on the ice at the foot of Cedar Street drew an official response as Marshal Ewing pursues the offender under city ordinance. The report reflects a historic local safety concern noted in yesterday’s compilation.
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Cedar St
Pine Street
Marshal Ewing
B. M. Warner
Middle West
W. 4Th St
Dear Doctor Thosteson Advice Column Snippet
A reader asks about bust creams with hormones and chest exercises, noting possible diabetes interference and minimal size change from exercise. Another asks when to start the birth control pill before marriage, with safety guidance. The column urges reporting dark stools to a doctor and offers booklets on angina pectoris and venereal disease with mail requests and fees.
Prayer Text for Daily Reflection
A devotional excerpt asks for divine guidance to abide in Christ and trust Jesus in daily life. It references John 15 7 and includes a personal prayer for faith, belief, and the Holy Spirit to dwell within, ending with an Amen.
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John
Muscatine Journal Publisher and staff list
Muscatine Journal identifies William L. Fahy as publisher and lists staff including Max Christy controller Gil Dietz editor Harold Blake and managing editor David White with Wendell Grinstead as advertising sales manager and a circulation manager.
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Muscatine Journal
LEE
William L. Fahy
Max Christy
Gil Dietz
Harold Blake
David White
Mgr
Wendell Grinstead
Also Mentioned on This Page
Small Society
Brickman
BrickKean
Hille
Dietz
McGovern Fost
Nixon
James J. Kilpatrick
Theopie
P.W
John Robertson
Chicago
Central Ymca Business College
J. J. Fishburn
Court House
R.G. ‘Tipton
RC. Petersen
John’ Fishburn
Charles Ralph Stafford
Seventh Judicial District of
St. Luke's Methodist Hospital
Ray Church
Richard Goodrick
James Gooderick
Fort Leonard Wood
George Thosteson, M.D
Dr. Thosteson
D.S
Dr. Thesteson
M.A.C
Thosteson
Jey
George Thosteson
M.D
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