Iowa Industrial Growth and Tourism Rise in 1976
Iowa shows strong industrial rebound with 12 211 new jobs and 377.2 million in capital expansion in 1976 while total annual averages rise. Tourism reaches the 1 billion dollar leisure travel mark as out of state visitors grow and state tax revenues rise. Edward Kolker resigns as chair of the Iowa Public Employment Relations Board to join a U.S. Attorney’s office defense team.
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Dick Powell
State Development Commission
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Dick Ranney
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Lewis’ Cope
University of Tennessee
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Edward Kolker
Iowa Public Employment Relations Board
Waterloo
U.S. Attorney
U.S. National Bank of San Diego
Feed Costs Key In Poultry Picture In Iowa
Iowa’s turkey and egg sectors show divergent profits in 1976 with egg producers enjoying good returns while turkey producers faced higher costs from feed. Economist Gene Futrell forecasts eggs to remain profitable into early 1977 with farm prices around 64-68 cents per dozen, and turkey production to slip modestly in 1977 barring sharp feed-cost increases.
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Hoorays Hisses for a Christmas Season Opinion
A collection of festive gratitudes and gripes from readers focusing on traditional Christmas music, family, and social values. It praises Carter as Secretary of Agriculture, notes future travel beyond this world, and critiques petty talk and wasteful energy reportedly harming fuel efficiency.
Rock Valley Families Welcomes New Babies in December
December lists births in Rock Valley and Doon with names including Delmar Van Maanen, Gawin Kooima, and Ron Post. Others feature Hub ert Loverink, Arie Boon, Ralph Van Ginkel, and Harm Oltmans among residents in Hull and Sioux Center. The notices record multiple baby boys and girls across several dates in December.
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Delmar van Maanen
Rock Valley
Gawin Kovima
Hubert Loverink
Arie Boon
Ralph van Ginkel
Rock
Ron Post
Doon
Jim Boogerd
Henry Oakland
Lisa Bajema
Harm Oltmans
Hull
Arthur Olivier
Gawin Kooima
William Ter Meer
Sioux Center
Popular dog breed and flight facts in brief
The most popular dog breed in the United States today is the poodle. German shepherds rank second in popularity. Only the bat among mammals can truly fly. Among common fowl, the duck has the longest cooking time.
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