4 H Club News and Local 4 H Meetings
March notes from several 4 H clubs including TNT Tripoli Boosters Maxfield Merry Maids and Douglas Rockets with meetings at homes in March 1965. Demonstrations on furniture cleaning storage and wall proportion. Red Cross drive and planned softball and basketball events. Members and leaders including Janet Dietz Marilyn Vossberg Gloria Milius and Steven Kerr. Reporters Barbara Miller and Beth Fink.
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TNT 4-H
Marilyn
Debra Vossberg
Dixie Ruehs
Marilyn Vossberg
Dixie Ruchs
Janet Dietz
Red Cross
Sharyl Brase
Maxfield
Merry Maids
Marilynn Foelske
Gloria Milius
Reading
Sylvia Harms
Linda Matthias
Madrid
Joyce Strottman
Pat Fairholm
Heidi Lowe
Beth Eiick
Julie Foelske
Richard Foelske
Floyd Sassmann
Donna Griese
Betty Borchers
Diane Williams
Becky Sassmann
Jan Ann Rose
Denver
Rose Hennings
Allison
Beth Fink
Douglas Rockets
Dayton Dodgers
Sumner Gym
Elston Bull
David Kerr
Charles Dietz
James Burrow
David Drape
Steven Kerr
Senate approves trucks on all Iowa highways
The 1963 legislature allowed some overlength trucks on 22 foot wide roads. The Iowa Senate then voted 42 to 15 to permit overlength trucks on all state highways including 18 foot wide roads.
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Senate
Iowa
Iowa Senate
Senate Hearing Delays Civil Rights Resolution in Iowa
Iowa Senate news reports that hearings on the Richard Dennler firing occupy Capitol time while the House delays a civil liberties resolution for witnesses before a legislative investigating committee. The measure would grant rights akin to court procedures and access to counsel, yet House Democrats seek committee review. Meanwhile, a school reorganization bill, daylight time issue, and an eight member industrial safety board bill advance.
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Richard Dennler
le Mars
Capitol
House
Legislative
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Legislative Investigating
Iowa Senate OKs bill to regulate industrial loan firms
A bill to regulate industrial loan companies cleared the Senate 47 to 10. It would affect over 300 Iowa lenders by setting a seven percent base interest rate with possible add-ons, while current rules require only registration and a $25 fee to the state auditor.
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Senate
Iowa
House and Senate Agree on Saturday Morning Opening
The House and Senate reach agreement to keep all county courthouses open Saturday mornings. Senate added the Saturday opening to a county officer pay raise bill the House had passed and the House accepts the Senate amendment. Thinking is like living and dying. Each must do it for himself.
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House
Senate
Senate and House clash over time bill and school district plan
The Senate and House debate daylight saving time with the House proposing fast time from Memorial Day to Labor Day and the Senate from the last Sunday in April to Labor Day. A nine member board was added then removed, and a conference may be sought to reconcile versions. The school bill aims to include all areas in a high school district by July 1, 1966 with counties attaching non high district to adjacent ones if needed.
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House
Senate
County Board of Education
Flaws Found in Bill Allowing Jail Inmate Jobs
A Senate approved measure to let a county jail prisoner leave his cell for daytime work has been referred to a House committee for further action. Supporters fear the move could kill the bill. Rep. John Duffy of Dubuque, Democrat, chairs the House judiciary committee and pressed for changes.
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Senate
House Committee
John Duffy
Dubuque Democrat
House Judiciary Committee
Unanimous House Votes for Civil Rights Commission
The House passed a bill by 118 to 0 to establish a state civil rights commission with broad powers to act against racial and religious discrimination. The measure now proceeds to the Senate.
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House
Civil Rights Commission
Senate
The
Commission
Marshall, Former Cedar Rapids Editor, Is Dead
Verne Marshall, longtime editor of the Cedar Rapids Gazette, has died. A crusading editor and Pulitzer Prize winner in 1936, he shaped the paper’s voice and editorial stance for decades.
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Marshall
Cedar Rapids
Verne Marshall
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
House floor debate cites flaws in Senate passed bill
A speaker argued on the House floor that the Senate version of the bill contains many flaws and urged granting the committee time to propose amendments before final action.
House votes to send bill to judiciary committee
After a lengthy debate the House approved the measure 78 to 42 and referred it to the judiciary committee for revision.
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Lass
Poli
Bremer County
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Tri Jowa
William A. Buckley
Robe
Remer County
County Extension Council
County Extension Office
Tripoli High School
TNT
B Square
B Square 4-H
Kermit Hildahl
Kathy Miller
Rhonda Eick
Sandy Lampe
Debbie Walther
Dianne Foster
Janet Michael
Mary Arns
Diane
Marion Ingham
Barbara Miller
Tripoli Boosters
Gerald
Paul
Lloyd Zander
Robert Towne
Jefferson Superiors
Glen Johnson
Robert Chapin
Paul Zander
Gerald Zander
Jeff Hoppenworth
Jefferson Jills
Jefferson Jills 4-H Club
Hubbard
Biesterfelt Bros
Dial
Senate News
Sen
Vernon H. Kyhl
Des Moines
Tripoli Sales Co., Inc
J. M. Snyder, Mer
Tripoli Hardware
Atrazine
Amiben
Colburn Feed Mill
Tripoli, Iowa
Kent
Feena Ze
Tripoli Grain & Feed
Dan Mast
Mer
Buick Motor Division
BUICK
Buhr Chevrolet CO
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