Altena pleads Not Guilty manslaughter trial set
Arvin Dale Altena and attorney Ron Costra appeared before Judge Davis on August 14. Altena entered a Not Guilty plea to Manslaughter with trial scheduled for October 14, 1975 at 9 30 A.M. Judgments and probate actions against multiple parties were noted, including a Small Claims ruling for Community Memorial Hospital against Ronald Penning and various estate matters.
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Arvin Dale Altena
Ron Costra
Davis
Altena
Small Claims Court
Ronald Penning
Granville
Community Memorial Hospital
Sheldon
Wilbert Kots
Sioux
Wheat price rise nudges bread costs slightly
In Kansas City on Aug 8 the cash price of hard winter wheat was 3.97 per bushel. Wheat is the main bread making wheat and one bushel yields 69.2 loaves of white bread. A 10 cent per bushel rise adds 0.105 cents to each loaf. a one dollar rise adds 1.055 cents to a loaf.
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Kansas City
Warren Collins
American Farm Bureau
Dry Weather Linked to Iowa Tree Leaf Scorch
Iowa State University plant pathologist A H Epstein says hot dry seasons drive leaf scorch in many trees including ash and maple. Symptoms include yellowing and browning of older leaves on sun exposed sides, with possible dieback next year.
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Iowa
A.H. Epstein
Iowa State University
Gospel Quartet Here Sunday at First Reform Church
The Morningside Gospel Quartet from Sioux City will perform at the First Reform ed Church Sunday evening August 24 at 7 30 P M. Members and accompanist belong to Morningside Reformed Church. They will sing and share how the Lord has blessed them with songs such as Sweet Sweet Spirit Lets Just Praise The Lord Ill Meet You in the Morning Since Jesus Passed By and Why Should I Worry or Fret. Public is invited to attend.
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Morningside Gospel Quartet
Sioux City
First Reformed Church
Morningside Reformed Church
Jesus
Capitol Letter by Don Reid Managing 1 Director
Don Reid pens a Capitol Letter as managing editor and director for the Iowa Press Association, reflecting on state political coverage and press responsibilities. He outlines duties, ethics, and the association’s role in safeguarding journalism in Iowa.
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Iowa Press Association
Turner Narrowly Redefines Social Gambling Law in Iowa
Attorney General Richard C. Turner declares that Iowa's new social gambling act bans private club gambling tied to membership dues. Revenue Director Gerald Bair will enforce the ruling, affecting fraternal and service clubs and country clubs. The measure, born from 1975 changes, aims to curb craps and blackjack and cap daily wins.
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Richard C. Turner
Turner
Gerald Bair
Iowa
Las Vegas
Midwest
Robert Ray
Hoffman Named Iowa DOT Railroad Division Director
Richard Hoffman will head the Iowa Department of Transportation railroad division overseeing the railroad assistance program from the energy policy council, track and crossing signal inspection, rail research, and railroad laws. He previously served as assistant division manager of transportation for the Chicago and Northwestern Transportation Company.
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Richard Hoffman
Iowa Department of Transportation
Hoffman
Energy Policy Council
DOT
Iowa
Chicago and Northwestern Transportation Company
Sueppel appeals transfer as state safety official
Francis W. Sueppel 37, a vice agent for the state department of public safety, asks the state executive council to review his transfer from Iowa City to Fort Dodge. He has been on the payroll over 13 months awaiting the council’s decision after refusing the transfer as arbitrary and capricious. The council reviewed a two inch thick legal brief on the matter.
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Sueppel
State Executive Council
Francis W. Sueppel
State Department of Public Safety
Iowa City
Fort Dodge
Executive Council
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To R
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Harlyn Jacobsma
Nancy Reynen
Jim Kruse
Kenneth Reynen
Morningside Reformeds
Nancy
Revi
Rennen
Capitol
By Don Reid
Gerald Ford
Des Moines
Fort Des Moines
Secretary of Agriculture
Robert Lounsberry
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