Two Iowa lakes to be drained for spillway work
Iowa conservation officials announce planned drainage of Lakes Ahquabi in Warren County and Keomah in Mahaska County to repair deteriorated spillways. March 1 1986 sluice gates close to allow spring runoff draw down and restocking plans follow for both lakes with future improvements and primitive camping during the draw down period.
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Farm Outlook Signals Lower Corn Prices in 1965-66
Iowa officials forecast a record 4 144 million bushels of corn for 1965 with yields about 72 4 bushels per acre. Futrell expects prices around 85 cents, with a winter spring rally to about 2.22 dollars next spring. Eastern Iowa prices rise modestly, drought areas hold near 1964-65 levels as exports and other uses absorb most of output.
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