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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1963
Page
2
The Tripoli Leader is the official town and county newspaper for Tripoli and Bremer County Iowa. Published each Wednesday since 1894 with William A Buckley as publisher and Robert J Sassman as editor. Subscription rates are 3.50 per year in Iowa and 4.50 elsewhere in advance.
Sixteen Max field Rangers members enroll with two leaders on Tuesday April 30 at the Matthias home. Senior teams add Tom Sickles and Jerry Dorn. junior team gains Tom Poock and Richard Matthias. Upcoming June 10 meeting at Ron Milius home includes demonstrations. Also notes plant care tips from A E Cott on lilacs, ground covers, and cautious use of 2 4 D for dandelions with timing guidance.
A weekly garden column by Gene Vincent and Ben F. Vance offers seasonal tips. Outdoors the amaryllis care, repotting, watering and light fertilizing aim for bigger flowers next winter. Asparagus care focuses on cutting, weed control, and fertilizing. For shade plantings, hosta and other perennials withstand low light, with bleeding heart and more among options.
Both legislative chambers approved a measure letting local governments invest temporarily idle funds. Senate 35 14 House 93 8. Funds may be placed in time deposits at local banks for at least 90 days with interest set 1 to 3 percent by the state officials. if two banks refuse, funds may be invested in U S Government securities.
Senate Republicans defeated Governor Harold Hughes by 36 to 12 to override a veto on a bill barring interim appointments for judges refused Senate confirmation in the prior session. The vote, along party lines, kept the measure from immediate effect and did not block Hughes from naming two Democratic appointees to the Board of Control and Highway Commission after adjournment.
A bill to ban selling dairy products below cost failed by one vote in the Iowa House, 54 to 49, missing the 55 required for a constitutional majority. The disagreement centered on identical bills passed by both houses after Senate amendments, causing procedural delay before resubmission.
The price support loan takeover date for 1962 crop soybeans is extended through July 31 by the ASCS county committee. The extension adds two months to redeem loans and market soybeans in commercial channels. About 53 million bushels remained under price support as of March 31 nationwide.
A legislative sub committee recommended raises of 1000 dollars a year for most top officials. Governor Hughes would rise from 17500 to 18500, with a 5000 expense allowance kept. Secret ary of State Lynhorst Auditor Akers Treasurer Abrahamson and Agriculture Secretary Liddy would move from 11000 to 12000. Attorney General Hultman would stay at 12000.
Andrew Klitgaard started collecting coins in 1920 and has grown a collection of over 1,000 pieces. The set includes money from nearly every country, with about 150 nations represented in his extensive holdings.
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