Senator Calls for Fuel Conservation Amid Shortages
Iowa Senator outlines federal plans for mandatory allocation of home heating oil and propane while urging long term energy solutions. He stresses reducing consumption through insulation upgrades, weatherization, furnace maintenance, and lower thermostats, plus efficiency in farming and idle-time reductions. He invites constituents to contact state offices for assistance.
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Hawkeyes Consider Cancelling Iowa State Football Series
The Des Moines Register reports University of Iowa athletics chief Elliott may cancel the 1977–1982 football series with Iowa State before it ends. He cites a packed Big Ten schedule and a push for national nonconference games, while ISU favors continuing the rivalry.
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Iowa
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Des Moines Register
SSA Seeks Help to Reach SSI Eligible Older and Disabled
The Social Security Administration urges organizations and the public to spread word about supplemental security income starting in January for people 65 and over or those who are blind or disabled. The Sioux City office can be reached at 252-4161 for details.
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Sioux City
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Social Security Office
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Clark to Hold Open Office Hours in Orange City
US Senator Dick Clark announces public office hours in Sioux County on Thursday October 25 from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM at the Courthouse Orange City to discuss government problems, social security, veterans benefits, loans, and to hear residents views. He plans similar visits across Iowa, aiming for 25 counties during the August recess.
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