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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1972
Page
2
The notice lists annual subscription costs: four dollars per year in advance for Iowa residents and five dollars per year in advance for elsewhere, indicating regional pricing.
USDA projections show a 4.9 billion bushel corn use for the current marketing year ending Sept 30, a record and about 10 percent higher than last year. Iowa State extension economist Bob Wisner notes export recovery, port strikes, and strong domestic feed use, with a 1.3 billion bushel carryover expected next October. Prices in Central Iowa are seen easing briefly before rising into late spring.
State Representative L. W. Kehe notes controversial bills in session. House File 1197 faces strong opposition over church parsonage and nursing home exemptions. Senate acts on Bank Holding Company Act and Senate File 1125 seeks a uniform fiscal year for all agencies with an 18 month transition. Educational TV gains attention as women from northeast Iowa visit Des Moines.
The NEISS program by the FDA records home injuries from 32 hospitals in its first three months with 6 000 cases. Roller skates caused 54 of 348 toy related injuries while balls and balloons followed. Estimates show 20 million home injuries yearly and 700 000 involve children's toys.
Remer County and Ottension calendar lists community meetings and school events. March includes kitchen planning at Nashua Methodist Church on March 1 and March 8, dairy nutrition at Tripoli Town Hall March 2, and a Farm Management Ag Credit meeting at Tripoli High School March 6.
The program documents show the agency employs more than 11,500 Vietnam era veterans with a record 5,500 hired under the Veterans Readjustment Appointment Authority.
Mrs. Nettie Thill nurtures a sturdy poinsettia now four years old that still blooms. The plant was received as a Christmas gift in December 1968 and remains thriving in her home.
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