Senator Lucas DeKoster Reports Week in Iowa Capital
In the final weeks of Iowa's 62nd General Assembly, Sen. Lucas DeKoster reviews Senate actions toward appropriations and tax matters, discusses retirement benefits reform, a proposed Labor Relations Board, and budget debates. He notes partisan tensions, school bus tax exemptions, and limited time to advance stalled measures.
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Town Labor Relations Board
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Peterson
Anniversary tribute for Dr 0 G Malin at Thompson Trinity
May 1 marked the death of Prof Sam B Sloan 92 a longtime University of Iowa educator. Sloan a Lagan High School graduate taught at Iowa City nearly 70 years.
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Thompson Trinity Lutheran Church
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Sam B. Sloan
University of Inva
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Lagan High School
Lows City
Camp Pendleton Marines Rehearse Defending Mateo in Alli gator Hida Exercise
More than 10 000 Marines and Navy units took part in a week long amphibious drill on Camp Pendleton California code named All igator Hida. The exercise staged a simulated response to a hostile takeover of the country Mateo by Horna with U S assistance. Forces landed established beachheads swept hostiles and withdrew to ships offshore.
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David L. Menderson
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Winter 1968 67 horticulture in Iowa crops and evergreens
D Henderson notes a strange winter for plane injuries and garden damage. Ben Vance of Iowa State University Extension warns many plants, including herbs and pines, suffered injury while yews burned in winter sun. He suggests pruning dead twigs, careful watering, and weekly to ten day feeds. Overgrown hedges can be revived by severe pruning to two inches of wood and early fertilization and watering.
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Ben Vance
Iowa State University Extension
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Fossil Defined as Evidence of Life in Rock
A fossil is defined as any evidence of plant or animal life preserved in rock. The term covers remains such as bones impressions shells and traces that survived geological processes over time.
Art of Mint Arrowheads Passed Among Many Men
The fragment notes that making mint arrowheads is a skill shared by many men, not limited to a single craftsman, suggesting a common practice or tradition.
Local Women Compete At State Bowling Tournament
Rock Valley sent two women’s bowling teams to the Iowa State Bowling meet in Council Bluffs over the weekend. Participants included Viola Klein, Marty Buckley, Jean Perer, Lillian Wiltsor, Berdina Bima, and Johnny.
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Council Bluffs
Viola Klein
Marty Buckley
Jean Perer
Lillian Wil»Sor
Berdina Bima
Johnny
Bowling tournament advances with several girls placing
The Rock Valley Bee notes that with three weekends of bowling remaining in the tournament, Verda Bahnson Lipma Binore Simonsen Pat Beuman and Ste ley Hansen are among the competitors as doubles and singles results continue to emerge.
Thanks for kindness after Dr. L R Hegg’s passing
The Hegg family expresses deep gratitude for kindness shown after the illness and death of husband and father Dr L R Hegg. They thank donors, sympathy card senders, memorials, flowers, and tokens, the First Reformed Church for use of its building, Rev Alfred Kanpins for officiating, the quartet for music, and women who prepared lunch.
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