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Nashua Reporter

Location

Nashua, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1972

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Vashua Reporter notices January 26 wedding in Waterloo and Cedar Falls couple

Kay Hinch reports a January 26 approach to marriage between the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Verr Strike. The bride works at Northwestern Bell in Waterloo and the groom studies at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls. Weather notes recap a light freezing rain, then forecasts for February and March with varied temperatures and generally cloudy skies.

Kay Hinch PATRICK Co Stuart A Verr Northwestern Delt. Telephone Co Waterloo U.NL Cedar Falls

Weather outlook and ember day forecast

A historical weather note describes a January period with a temperature range from 31 below to 23 above, overcast skies, and no major adverse weather in the five day extended forecast. Temperatures rise Thursday to the mid 30s with highs reaching the 40s, then cool toward normal by Saturday with highs in the 20s and lows in the teens.

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Forecast for 1973 Optimistic Yet Cautious

The Babson Forecast notes a hopeful 1972 with solid economic progress but warns of labor disputes, inflation risks, and potential disruptions in 1973. Labor negotiations across key industries including rubber, cement, and autos loom large, with 4,000,000 workers involved and possible inflationary pressure if wage demands rise.

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Good Year for the Farmers Bright Consumer Outlook

Bright consumer psychology signals a strong 1973 for farmers with wage growth around 6 percent and productivity gains of 2 to 5 percent helping balance inflation. The Nixon administration plans a moderate budget deficit by impounding funds, while foreign trade expands modestly though limits persist with iron curtain countries. Grain exports rise, farm income could reach a new peak near 18.8 billion, and domestic demand for agricultural goods stays solid as farmers prepare for 1973 spring planting.

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Schmidt Couple Mark Golden Wedding With Open House

Hank Schmidt and his wife observe their Golden Wedding Anniversary with an open house from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at their home on December 31. Their children Rae Lindsley of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Richard Schmidt of Waverly host, with Elsie Frost and a Mr Schmidt also noted. Married December 25, 1922, in Charles City, the pair have farmed all their married life, most recently seven miles east of Nashua. They request no gifts.

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Hydrotile Honors 17 On Service Awards

Hydrotile Machinery presents service awards to 17 plant personnel for long service. Five awards recognize ten years continuous service. Recipients include Harald R. Massey a driller in Fab Section Harland G. Caswell labor Farm Section Paul E Freese welder Fab Section Wayne Schrader welder Fab Stelion and Clifford Maulsby foreman Farm.

Hydrotile Machinery company Harald R. Massey Harland G. Caswell Paul E.Freese Wayne ©. Schrader Clifford Maulsby

Five year continuous awards honor shop and machine staff

Five year continuous awards were given to workers including Jack A. Angell, Leonard Kristiansen, Ervin D. Linde, Allen P. Usher, Leslie L. Graeser, Martin H Eine, John H. Lechtenberg, Duane L. Rodamaker, Dennis E. Usher, Leland B. Lumley, Dennis Albrecht, and Robert E. Freese in the Fab Form and Machine Shop sections. The Myron Achenbach family and the Earl Pellands planned Christmas travels to Phoenix and Texas respectively.

Jack A. Angell Leonard Kristiansen Ervin D. Linde Allen P. Usher Leslie L. Graeser Martin Heine John H. Lechtenberg Duane L. Rodamaker Dennis E. Usher Leland BE. Lumley Dennis Albrecht Robert E. Freese YULE SOUTH Myron Achenbach Phoenix Earl Pellands Clyde Boveras Texas

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