NITC Board Accepts Staff Resignation
Northwest Iowa Technical College board met in regular session on April 21 in the board room. They heard of student built houses on campus and approved minor construction changes. The board accepted the resignation of Gary Japenga and planned an appeal of PER Board rulings. May 19 is the next meeting.
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Northwest Iowa Technical College Board of Directors
NITC
Gary Japenga
Regents
Wayne Reed
Chuck Martin
Public Employment Relations Board
PER Board
District Court
Reinke Accepted to USD Medical School for 1976 Fall Term
David Reinke son of Mr and Mrs Ray Reinke of Rock Valley is accepted to University of South Dakota medical school for the 1976 fall term. He is a 1969 Rock Valley Community Schools graduate and will earn a degree in pharmacy from South Dakota State University in Brookings this Saturday May 1.
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David Reinke
Ray Reinke
Rock Valley
University of South Dakota Medical School
Reinke
South Dakota State University
Brookings
Million-Dollar Rain Cheers Colorado Law Passage
A sharp salute to the state of Colorado for enacting the nations first law to require government agencies to prove necessity before acting. The Des Moines Register notes California researchers studying why woodpeckers do not get headaches.
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Colorado
The
Des Moines Register
California
Hisses to price supports and policies in brief
A critique of USDA peanut price supports set at 4.10 a ton versus a 2.56 world price. It notes allotments to southern farmers exceeding peanut totals and compares to the film All the President’s Men. The University of Iowa Medical School is criticized for accepting fewer students. The remark targets people who act unseen.
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USDA
University of Iowa Medical School
Congressman's Assurance on Social Security Funds
Congressman Berkley Bedell explains the Joint Economic Committee study showing the Social Security trust fund is not in an imminent crisis. The surplus stands near 45 billion and should stabilize around 330 billion through the 1980s, with concerns about a reserve cushion and opposition to raising taxes.
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Fort Dodge
Social Security Fund
Joint Economic Committee of the Congress
Probate of John Baker Will in Sioux County
Iowa district court in Sioux County admitted the will and codicil of John Baker to probate. Martha Baker and Peter D. Baker were named executors and creditors must file claims within six months from the second publication or be barred. The notice calls for immediate payment of debts and provides attorney details in Rock Valley and Ida Grove, with the second publication in May 1976.
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John Baker
Martha Baker
Peter D. Baker
Local Residents Attend Visits and Gatherings Across Iowa and Kansas
Locals Mrs. Jake Vande Weerd accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Wissink to Sioux Center last week. They visited Mrs. Gert Sneller at the Hospital Wing. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Vande Street attended the Bell Ringers program in Sioux Center last week. Supper guests Thursday included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Heidebrink of Hull and Richard Den Hartog of Wichita with their mother Mrs. Herman Reit at the Den Hartog home in Hospers. Wissinks and Vande Weerd traveled to Hawarden Wednesday afternoon, visiting Mrs. Henry Franken of Rock Valley. Glorene Wallace was a weekend guest with the Olsons near Orange City and returned home Sunday.
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Jake Vande Weerd
Gerrit Wissink
Sioux Center
Gert Sneller
Gilbert Vande Street
Clarence Heidebrink
Hull
Richard den Hartog
Wichita
Kansas
Herman Reit
Neal den Hartog
Hospers
Iowa
Hawarden
Henry Franken
Rock Valley
Jake van Egdom
Franken
Glorene Wallace
George Olson
Orange City
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McGill & McGill Attorneys
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