Iowa job growth and out-migration in 1958 to 1968
A state study shows manufacturing jobs in Iowa rose by over a third from 1958 to 1968, adding about 63,000 positions, while nearly 59,000 farm workers left farming. If one in four left, population growth would stall. estimates project 14,000 more residents by 1970. Nonmanufacturing jobs rose across banking, insurance, healthcare, commerce, teaching and accounting, totaling about 200,000 new nonmanufacturing positions since 1958.
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Iowa
Iowa’s manufacturing bounce fuels jobs and policy cautions
The article notes that wage spending circulates through the economy, with a three to one impact on overall job gains when manufacturing expands. It cites prior downturns in 1960 and 1981, a 1965-66 surge, and slower growth afterward. It discusses legislative shifts in 1967, the Iowa Development Commission’s 18 month gap, and predicts slower but hopeful growth as manufacturing resumes, amid hospital stays for Mrs De Zeeuw, Mrs Van Ders, and Dr Dystra.
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Iowa Development Commission
Iowa
5. de Zeeuw
J. van Ders
Edward Dystra
Nursing. Where Are You Going? statewide workshop
A statewide nursing workshop titled Nursing. Where Are You Going? will be held November 12 in Ames for registered and licensed practical nurses. The all day event at the Holiday Inn features a panel led by Dr Myrtle K Aydelotte of the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. Registration details are provided through local contacts in Ames.
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Lowa Nurses' Association
Holiday Inn
Myrtle K. Aydelotte
Liversity of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics
Iowa City
Iowa
Anyore
Helen Sidles
Wilson
Dorothy Sichert
North Russell
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Notice
Hospital admissions for Saturday November 1 include Henrietta Boekenstein and Valley Hance. Dismissals on Thursday October 30 list Arthur Vander Waal and Aull.
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Henrietta Boekenstein
Valley Hance
Arthur Vander Waal
Aull
Truth in Lending Law Explained for Consumers
Kenym meth V of Bank of America and Soleman of the American Bankers Association explain the Truth in Lending Law effective July 1. The reform standardizes credit cost reporting using the same annual percentage rate, aiding shoppers. It clarifies that credit rates don't change and helps compare terms among lenders.
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Eugs
Joan
Hanks
America
Kenym Meth
Color and Rectu Santa Leukemias and Lymphomas
In a study of color and its relation to blood cancers, researchers examine leukemia and lymphomas. The report discusses diagnostic markers, treatment approaches, and ongoing trials.
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