Community notices mix of tips and budget talk in Iowa items
Local chatter covers consumer call concerns about a dubious coupon offer, Chamber of Commerce outreach, corn supply forecasts, and a statewide canvass. Reports note Iowa officials eye a 755 million budget for 1971, a leadership shift with State Revenue Director Forst leaving, and minority employment efforts in building trades alongside tax and education finance proposals.
Christmas potluck and community notices in Lynnville
The Goodwill Club held a Christmas potluck at Madge Dunsbergen’s home with a gift exchange. Attendees included Merle Conn Newton Mary Brown Grinnell Vivian Benson and others plus two guests Ada Jay Rose Jones who joined the club. Beth Jay became 4 H Junior Leadership Secretary and various local visits and family gatherings are noted across Lynnville Newton Grinnell and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Club
Madge Dunsbergen
Alverta Ratcliff
Merle Conn
Newton
Mary Brown
Grinnell
Vivian Benson
Vada Fenner
Pansy Hudson
Nellie Davis
Jessie Beaderstadt
Irene Graham
Retha Lewis
Isabelle Vander Weerdt
Sandi van Wyk
Marshalltown
Berg
Orville Beaderstadt
Brooklyn
Harold Beaderstadt
Dennis Zylstra
Darcy Benson
Grinnell Hospital
Suzie Longacre
New Sharon
Elizabeth Davidson
Ethel Poots
Cecil Gertsma
David Gertsma
Lynnville
George Johnson
Fred Johnson
Albert Johnson
Searsboro
Harry Williams
David
Lawrence
Fred Metz
Harold Benson
Harry Springer
Vern Ratcliff
Ada Jay
Vernon Jay
Cecil
Gerrit Gertsma
Johnson
Farmers Union urges one year tax freeze and tax reform
At a Des Moines convention the Town Farmers Union called for a one year property tax freeze and a shift of tax burden away from property toward income and other bases. President Gross urged a progressive net income tax, an investment equity tax, revised corporation tax to cover out of state business, and restoration of a service tax on advertising and new construction. American corn farmers may be asked to increase production if southern hemisphere crops fail. Dean Louis M. Thompson of Iowa State University spoke to the Farm Bureau in Houston noting a 5.1 billion bushel corn supply against 4.5 billion bushels used by the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Farmers Union
Des Moines
Gross
Farmers Union
VA pushes jobs for veterans under new national plan
VA Administrator Donald E. Johnson told a Senate subcommittee that 78 125 VA employees make up over 45 percent of the VA workforce and cited 536 VRA appointments to date. He noted 32 504 veterans placed through Veterans Assistance Centers and 16 000 plus through Veterans Job Marts, with about 2 000 hired on the spot. The Boston Job Mart placed roughly 1 400 veterans, and thousands more stand as prime applicants. Johnson stressed VA’s role in aiding veteran employment under Nixon’s national Jobs for Veterans Program.
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Administrator of Veterans Affairs
Donald E. Johnson
Veterans Administration
Senate
Subcommittee On Veterans Affairs
Johnson
Nixon
Department of Labor
U.S. Veterans Assistance Centers
Boston
New England
Department of Defense
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Anot
Better Business Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Pella
FORST
William Forst
Virginia
Revenue Department
Iowa
Robert D. Ray
Melvin Synhorst
Agriculture
L. B. Liddy
Lloyd Smith
Maurice Baringer
Richard Turner
Synhorst
Iown
National Educational Finance Project
R. L. Johns
University of Towa
Towa
Oregon
Johns
Ed Lamson
Pella Chamber of Commerce
Lynnville News
Cleveland
Ohio
John Andrew
Hollywood
Calif
Louise Crews
Kenneth Smith
Cliff Crews
Methodist Hospital
Art Crews
Zelpha Crews
Capitol
IMT Insurance Company
County Mutuals
van Gorp Agency, Inc
Meinst
Pelle
Lews
Soeney
Pella Publications, Inc
James A. Waide Favor
E Ovane Dwieman
Pelle Publica Tee Anks
St. Bella
Tuys
Maha Lava
Paci Maton
Japan
Inter Tan
Aub
Merry Christmas
DE Jong Floral
CAPRI
Jackie Gleason
SUN. Mon
Charlie ‘Brown
Comedy CO
Brian Keith
Doris Day
Sanitation Department
Momlyo
Sekor
Ideal Pharmacy