Cards of Thanks and Public Pension Note
Cards of thanks express gratitude to friends relatives and clergy for visits flowers and prayers after illnesses deaths and hospital stays. A separate note mentions Gov Harold Hughes signing an IPERS pension increase bill raising average pensions from 30 to 50 dollars monthly starting January 1. Argentina was discovered in 1516 by Juan Diaz de Solis.
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Allen Memorial Hospital
Rev. Puhlmann
Arthur F. Kulow
Waterloo
Readlyn
Puhlmann
Millie Goodenbour
Crane Creek
Rev
Gundel
Sumner Hospital
Harold Hughes
Iowa Public Employees’ Retirement System
IPERS
Iowa
Argentina
Juan Daiz de Solis
Governor Hughes Attacks Legislature Over Delayed Bills
Governor Harold Hughes, a Democrat, criticizes the Republican-led legislature for delaying key measures. He cites home rule for cities, capital punishment, and liquor control as stalled, urging public scrutiny of secrecy in committees and the slow process that prevents major bills from reaching the floor.
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Harold Hughes
Hughes
Senate
Judiciary No. 2
House
Gov. Hughes
Tripoli Leader reports April 3 1968 edition
Local newspaper from Tripoli Iowa dated April 3 1968 delivers community news including events, announcements and brief notes on area activities for residents and readers.
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Tripoli
Iowa
Hultman Rules Bill To Condemn Land For Recreation UK
Attorney General Evan Hultman ruled that a bill to let private corporations condemn land for water recreation projects is constitutional. He stated any proposed development under the measure must follow due process and environmental safeguards.
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Hultman
Evan Hultman
Local Marine Appears in Filming of New TV Series
Marine Private First Class Alvin C. Worrell of Tripoli participated in filming at Camp Pendleton for the series The Lieutenant. The Third Battalion, First Marine Division provided background scenes as part of ongoing Fifth Marines training to stay combat ready.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Alvin C. Worrell
William C. Worrell
Tripoli
Marine Amphibious Training Base
First Marine Division
Fifth Marines
Needle removed from child in Maquoketa surgery
Christy Jo Muhlhausen seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Muhlhausen Jr of Maquoketa underwent surgery to remove a three inch darning needle that had embedded itself near one of her lungs in an accident situation.
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Christy Jo
Carl Muhlhausen
Maquoketa
Measure passes Senate tests for public use and access
The measure, now approved by the Senate, must meet three tests: public use predominates the project, condemned land remains open to the public, and water areas stay public. The attorney general found it constitutional but did not express personal opinion. Also noted is the first Oxford and boat race in 1829 and a conversion fact that a meter equals 3.37 inches.
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Senate
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Tripoli Sales Co., Inc
Clarence Buchholz
Herman Buchholz
H&n
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Tripoli, Iowa
3Rd St
Louise Buchholz
Gary X Leghorns
Readlyn Hatchery
Williamstown
New Hampton
Melvin Ohlendorf
Bolson Poultry Farm
Floyd Primus
E. G. Moyer
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Plainfield
Howard White
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F. B. Schuldt
Ernest Kalso
Wilmer Schnurstein
Waverly
Louis Hagedorn
Frederika
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
John T. Jacobsen
Ana Tamer
Louie Ohlendorf
Mary Niemeyer
Ruben Engert
Carl Eichmann
Bertha Graves
Frank Eichmann
August Eichmann
Mnpres
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Shurfine
Wilderness
Rippon
Sweet Heart Tomatoes
Winesap Apples
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RATH
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