Iowa Farm Outlook Little Chance for Corn Price Rise
No. 2 yellow corn in central Iowa late April priced about $1.14 a bushel, 3 cents higher than a month prior but 4 4 cents below a year ago. Extension Economist Gene Futrell says prices will stay under year-ago levels and advance little this spring. CCC sales, exports, and domestic demand influenced the market as 378 million bushels were sold Oct-Mar, with 4.1 billion bushels used in the current year.
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Iowa
Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
Futrell
CCC
Heav
Lynnville Sully FFA Elects Officers for 1966 67
The Lynnville Sully FFA met April 18 1966 with Marvin Dunsbergen presiding. Officers for 1966 67 were elected: President Beryl Dunsbergen Vice President Carroll Fopma Secretary Ray Hasley Treasurer Wayne Hasley Reporter Glen De Zwarte Sentinel Russell Rozendaal Assistant Secretary Roger Vander Kamp Assistant Treasurer Melvin Van Genderen Assistant Reporter Gene Braaksma. Marvin Dunsbergen and Douglas Bell were chosen as chapter delegates to the state FFA convention April 28 30 in Cedar Rapids with Carroll Fopma as Chapter Reporter.
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Lynnville-Sully
FFA
Marvin Dunsbergen
Beryl Dunsbergen
Carroll Fopma
Ray.Hasley
Wayne Hasley
Glen de Zwarte
Sentinel
Russell Rozendaal
Roger Vander Kamp
Melvin van Genderen
Gene Braaksma
Douglas Bell
Nion
Cedar Rapids
Hunter Safety Program Available This Summer
The Conservation Commission announced a summer hunter safety program offering a four hour course for National Rifle Association certification. Open to any boy or girl aged 10 or older, with voluntary instructor roles for adults. Courses taught with local sponsoring agencies and conservation officers.
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Conservation Commission
National Rifle Association
Iowa
Marion County Farm Bureau to name resolutions committee
The 1966 Marion County Farm Bureau Resolutions Committee will be appointed by the county Board of Directors at their regular meeting. It will organize and direct the policy development program for the county Farm Bureau including drafting the opinionnaire and a set of resolutions for approval at the Annual Meeting next fall. The program runs May through October, with details available from the Conservation Commission in Des Moines or local Conservation Officers.
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Marion County Farm Bureau
County Organization Board of Directors
Syscounty Farm Bureau
Protem
County Farm Bureau
The
Conservation Commission
Des Moines
Iowa
Conservation Officers
Medicare form announced for faster claims processing
A new one page Request for Payment form speeds Medicare doctor bill reimbursements. Beginning July 1, 65 plus enrollees get 80 percent reimbursement after a $50 deductible. Two claim methods exist: patient bills then seeks reimbursement or doctor files and is paid. Form developed with AMA and advisory councils. guidance included in Your Medicare Handbook.
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Leo W. Smith
Social Security
Smith
American Medical Association
Council On Medical Services
Health Insurance Benefits Advisory Council
Advisory Council
Health Insurance Council
Iowa Medical Service
Liberty Building
Des Moines
Iowa
Towa
Tetanus risk rises with spring work in Marion County
Marion County extension officials warn spring labor increases tetanus danger. Freeman cites a high fatality rate and calls for immunization with initial and booster shots. Wardle notes many Iowans remain unvaccinated and stresses wounds from garden work or everyday injuries can trigger infection. Booster every 4 to 5 years maintains protection.
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Richard Freeman
Marion County
Iowa
Wardle
Freeman
BO & S Strivers Meet At Leighton Hall In April
The BO & S Strivers held their monthly meeting Monday April 11 1966 at Leighton Town Hall. Keith Newendorp called the meeting to order at 8 00 p m. There were 18 members present and 2 lead.
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Leighton Town Hall
Keith Newendorp
Walleye Pike Season Opens Across Iowa Lakes
The State Conservation Commission announced that walleye sauger pickerel and northern pike seasons opened April 30 on Iowa natural lakes. Daily limits include five walleye and sauger with ten in possession. three northern pike daily with six in possession. Prospects for early pike fishing look good if weather stays favorable. Best fishing is in spawning areas and shallow water with bullhead crappie trout streams reported in good condition.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
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