Ancient wood buried near Fairview yields 45000 year age
A wood fragment unearthed during a Break Neck Hill site project near Fairview was dated by the U S Geological Survey as older than 45000 years. The find, sent to the South Dakota Geological Survey and Vermillion University, prompted collaboration between local engineers and state geologists.
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University
Vermillion
Fredy. Steece
Fairview
U. 5. Geological Survey
Fred v. Suecce
Rusten van Berkum
Jaspee
Paweshtek
Iowa
Johnson
Iowa State Highway Commission
Iowa 146
Grinnell Weet
Grinwell
Iowa City
Grinnet
Bankers Urged to Back Federal Spending Cut
A report from Chariton details Iowa bankers urging Congress to cut federal expenditures and potentially raise taxes to curb inflation. The delegation cited balance of payments concerns and potential cost-of-living rises, urging public support for fiscal restraint and faster action.
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Arthur E. Lindquist, Jr
Ciation
Iowa
Association
Federal Legislative Committee
Washington, D.C
Lindquest
Cortpwaller
Curreney
Federal Reservery System
Federal Deposi Insurance Corporation
Bankers Association
Lindquist
Chariton
George Nigh
Oklahom
John Chrystal
Oliver 4. Hatsen
Iowa Bankers Association
Ivan L. Johnson
Foundation of Commercial Banks
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