April Facts and Quotes From A Spring Magazine Note
The April 15 1971 Evening Journal reflects on April meaning and origins. It notes April as open to new life from Latin aperio, mentions historical names, and trivia about April Fools Day origins and figures like Charlemagne Nero and Nero.
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Washington
Evening Journal
Governor Ray Wins Unanimous Iowa Court Veto Power Ruling
The Iowa Supreme Court affirms the governor's item veto authority over appropriations bills, allowing removal of riders unrelated to funding. The ruling curbs the attorney general's role to advisory, strengthening the governor's leadership in shaping laws while returning the AG to non-binding interpretations. It clarifies constitutional balance and signals a shift in state government dynamics.
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Iowa Supreme Court
General Assembly
Robert Ray
Iowa State Highway Commission
Supreme Court
Polk County
Gibson Holliday
Judicial Branch
Government of
Iowa
Iowa pioneers computer use for legislators
Iowa uses a computer to draft bills and track progress, with prints planned for session laws and the Code of Iowa. The system shows changes with strike-throughs and underlines, easing legal comparison though raising publishing costs. State employees developed the system, sparing up to $150,000 elsewhere, and Garrison expects faster research and updates to the Code biennially.
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Des Moines
IDPA
Towa
Iowa
64Th General Assembly
Serge H. Garrison
Legislative Research Bureau
Garrison
Verne Tanner
Masters Champion Becke Leads Sacra South Bridge
Bridge observations recount an odd duplicate pair play where South as declarer made three notrumps after a club lead. The piece stresses psychology, deception, and signaling at the table, detailing how misdirection and careful entries can secure nine tricks.
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South II
South
Dias
Moonlore in Appalachian farming tested by students
Eastern Kentucky students tested old moon sayings by planting two corn rows on full and new moon dates. Results were inconclusive due to weather, but the project explored whether lunar beliefs influence agriculture.
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Appalachia
Newton Turner
Kentucky
Lees College
Moyer
Moonlore
Albert Moyer
the Physics Teacher
American Association of Physics Teachers
Earth
Ray Smith
Lloyd Stamper
Wolf Creek
Easter Sunrise breakfast honors youth at Richland Friends
The Richland Friends church hosted an Easter Sunrise breakfast for junior high through college aged youth, counselors, and local ministers from Pleasant Plain quarterly meeting. About 60 attended as spring garden decor framed the event followed by a film Dawn of Victory. A skating party by Young Friends is planned for April 23 at Fairfield Skating Rink.
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Don Long Richland
Richland Friends Church
Pleasant Plain Quaterly
Rubi Hopewell
Woolson
Richland
Fairfield Friends
Spring Garden
Young Friends
Fairfield Skating Rink
Leo Adam
Joy Ann Adam
Burlington
Ed Wilson
Ottumwa
Tony Casaluenova
Leonard and
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