Iowa House News Faces Shifts In Urban Rural Voting Alignments
The 65th General Assembly advances with rural majorities in many House votes while a progressive Democrat Republican coalition shapes the year. Governor Ray's budget is seen as progressive but misses seniors renters tax relief and broader tax reforms. Critics urge funded Iowa Tuition Grant and addressing Lipsky Loophole.
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Bremer County Extension Calendar of Events
Bremer County Extension lists activities from February events in Tripoli Madrid and local high school. Includes Extension Council meeting February 7 at 1 p.m. 4H committee meeting February 7 at 8 p.m. Senior 4H Winter Camp February 10 11 in Madrid. Soybean production meeting February 12 at 7 30 p.m. Fashion Fabric Fair February 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Faith United Church Tripoli.
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Avenson voices support for 100 percent Tuition Grant funding
Don Avenson criticizes plans for overseas Iowa offices and argues for full state funding of the Tuition Grant Program. He notes potential shifts of highway responsibilities to counties and urges district residents to contact him with concerns about assembly matters and the Volga Lake Project funding.
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Looking at Life as It Used to Be
The notice recalls local obituaries and events: Wm. Schroeder 66 of the Tripoli area dies en route to Iowa City for treatment, Fred C. Schultz 66 longtime resident and businessman dies Feb 1, Luella Brase and Edward Selck wed Feb 4 in Sumner, Ed Mowatt residence fire in Frederika gutting interior, bond approval up to 9000 for Tripoli Ind School District housing for the superintendent, Mrs Melvin Krumm and Jackie return from Westwego La for ill father, Joe Adelmund 40th wedding anniversary Feb 10 at their farm home, Joyce Buls wed.
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Joyce Buls
Beef prices may ease as retail resistance grows
Bremer County Extension Director Larry Stoltenberg notes cattle prices could ease toward feeder break even in coming weeks as consumer demand softens amid higher retail beef costs. Gene Futrell, Iowa State University extension.
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Iowa State University
Two Denver youths die in one car crash
A one car collision early Wednesday near Denver killed Randy Holm and Duane Teisinger, both 19. The report notes the tragedy as part of a roundup of regional events and anniversaries including community planning in Tripoli and club activities.
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Tripoli Area Recreation, Inc
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Cattle prices seen staying above 1972 levels through 1973
ISU economist Futrell projects March to June beef prices at 38 to 39 per hundredweight with price levels remaining above 1972 figures during the year. Demand will stay strong due to employment gains and population growth, though higher retail prices and fewer beef specials may reduce wholesale and live cattle prices.
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