Iowa Capitol News Endorses Dennler Case And Tax Moves
The Iowa Capitol News Letter reports on the Dennler dismissal and a Democratic majority report urging department reforms. It notes the union shop bill failing in the Senate, tax measures advancing, including withholding for state taxes, and plans for a new governor’s mansion as the 61st General Assembly nears a close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennler
Richard Dennler
LeMars
Department of Agriculture
Sec. of Agriculture
Kenneth Owen
Owen
Dennier
State Executive Council
Senate
Lex Hawkins
House
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Sen
David Stanley
Muscatine
Bor
Stanley
George O'Malley
Des Moines Democrat
General Assembly
Hughes
61St General Assembly
Iowa House
Iowa Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Capitol Planning Commission
Grand Avenue
Des Moines
William S. Beardsley
Pratt
Marvin Selden, Jr
Ray Pratt
Carroll County
Robert Conner
Animal Disease Laboratory
Ames
61St
Iowa expands juvenile age limit and funding in new bill
The measure extends the juvenile court age to 12 and allows up to a half mill levy for a juvenile home. It removes media restrictions on juvenile records and makes court records public. The Iowa Employment Security Commission reports a gain of 34,000 workers from March to April, bringing the total to 1,107,800 as seasonal agricultural activity rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Supreme Court
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Public Instruction
Harold Hughes
Eldora
Mitchellville
Senate
House
Juvenal Court
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Iowa
Community life notes from Coal Ridge May 31
Coal Ridge records a flurry of visits and outings. Donald Alley and Art Ryerson called on William Franklin. numerous relatives travelled between Melcher Knoxville Bussey and Des Moines for graduations, weddings, and family gatherings. Tom Franklin earned the American Citizenship Award at Knoxville Senior high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Ridge
Donald Alley
Art Ryerson
William Franklin
Richard Anderson
Melcher
C. J. Anderson
Lorena Franklin
Auld’s Park
Melinda
W. R. Whitis
Ernest Anderson
W. A. Anderson
Nancy Avery
Des Moines
Robert Avery
Harold Reynolds
Memphis
Missouri
G. H. Franklin
Mary
Tom
Lorena
Pamela Franklin
Knoxville Senior High School
Sue Beem
Iowa State Bar Association
United States of America
Raymond Karr
Pleasantville
Marilyn Metcalf
Knoxville
Warren Fawcett
Ron Vinson
Paul Feagins
Virgie Feagins
Bussey
Herb Wilkinson
Ankeny
Charles Feagins
William Monster
Ollie Jones
Trefoil pasture featured at Experimental Farm day
A field day at the Albia Experimental Farm on June 10 will highlight birdsfoot trefoil as the top pasture legume in southern and eastern Iowa. Gene Reisetter announces a 9 am start and noon finish with tours and demonstrations by ISU researchers on cattle handling facilities, trefoil establishment plots, stockpiled trefoil grazing, and a six-grass test for fall grazing extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Albia Experimental Farm
Mahaska County
Gene Reisetter
Albia
H. L. Self
Iowa State University
Self
Dale Hull
Extension
Hull
University Extension
Joe Phillips
Walter Wedin
Wedin
Iowa State Agronomist
Irving Carlson
Kephart and Williams New Patrolmen Sworn In
Two of 57 graduates from the State Highway Patrol Academy were sworn in last week and assigned to headquarters in Knoxville. Gerald Kephart of Washington and Robert Williams of Burlington replace Robert Foster and Lowell Harris, transferred to Storm Lake and Atlantic for patrol duty. Jerry DeJoode of Route 4 Knoxville, son of Mr. and Mrs. John DeJoode, will serve at Belle Plaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol Academy
Knoxville
Gerald Kephart
Washington
Robert Williams
Burlington
Robert Foster
Lowell Harris
Storm Lake
Atlantic
Jerry DeJoode
John DeJoode
Route 4
Belle Plaine
Cars collide near Schakel farmstead driveway
Louise De Wild 65 of Route 3 Pella was rear ended by Ronald L. Houser 21 of Knoxville on the Knoxville Pella road two miles southwest of Pella near Schakel farmstead. Houser suffered lip and knee injuries treated at Pella Community Hospital. De Wild was attempting a left turn. Damages were about 200 dollars for De Wild and 500 dollars for Houser.
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Knoxville-Pella
Louise de Wild
Route 3
Pella
Ronald L. Houser
Knoxville
Schakel Farmstead
Knoxville-Pella Road
Houser
Pella Community Hospital
Harold Gates
de Wild
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Capitol News
Lee Gaudineer
Democrat
Maurice Baringer
Oelwein Republican
Nical
State Board of Public
Earl Pohlmann
Cook and Son Insurance Agency
Franklin MA
Coal Ridge News
Mary J. Franklin
E. C. Holt
Oskaloosa
Pamela
Sandra
David
Melinda Franklin
Carolyn Ellis
Robert Burk
S. W. Durham
Merle Adler
Dwaine Clark
Paul
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Clark
Marilyn Clark
Franklin
Franklins
Ravenna
Gordon Damsteeght
Damsteeght
May's
Carlson
Martin Naaktgebores
Bakker
Rus
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