Foreclosure suit over Chef Quik Kalona plant loan
Iowa Business Credit Corporation sues in strict court to foreclose mortgages on the Chef Quik Kalona plant site after default on a 250000 loan made June 17 1971. The company asks for sale of the property and future action if sale proceeds do not cover the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Business Credit Corporation
IBDCC
Kalona
Chef Quik Co
Chef Quik
Robert Knappe
T. W. Gamel
Highway 1
Tennessee
Washington County
Booth Lumber Ine Refrigeration Equipment Co
Douglas Machinery Co
Kessler Distributing Co
Goodfellow Co
Roy R. Fisher Inc
Four Candidates Run For Washington High Student Presidency
Student election at Washington High School features four candidates for student body president: Matt Foster, John Harris, Ron Mullikin, and Susie Vacha. The quartet, chosen from six in a Wednesday primary, will be introduced at an assembly Monday and ballots cast Tuesday for the 1973-74 school year.
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Washington High School
Matt Foster
John Harris
Ron Mullikin
Susie Vacha
Swartzendruber Files Nominating Papers for School Board
Don Swartzendruber filed nomin papers Wednesday afternoon and is the 18th announced candidate for a seat on the Washington Community School District Board of Education in director district 3. Other candidates in that district are Justine Hotle, Jean Robertson, and Rex Roth. The new seven-member board will be chosen in a May 21 election.
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Don Swartzendruber
Bes
Washington Community School District Board of Education
Swartzendruber
Justine Hotle
Jean Robertson
Rex Roth
Courthouse
Mace Motor
City Hall
Washington
Perdock
Farm Bureau
Hutmacher
Carroll Hall
Brighton
Leonard ‘Tindal
Mark
Tindal
Horse meat sale draws protesters in Darlyn New Jersey
Leone's Meat Market opened amid protest outside as about 40 demonstrators on horseback decried the sale of equine steaks and chops. Co-owner James Leone and workers served a steady stream of customers buying chuck and cube steaks, sirloin, and T bones at advertised low prices.
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Darlyn
N.J
UPL
Leone
Ken Carver
Westmont
James Leone
Cloudy afternoon with light showers possible and cooler night
Mostly cloudy this afternoon and tonight with a chance of brief light showers. Highs around 60 this afternoon, lows 40 to 45 tonight, becoming sunny by Friday afternoon with highs near 60. Northerly winds 10 to 20 mph this afternoon and about 10 mph tonight and Friday, with a 10 percent chance of measurable precipitation this afternoon and 20 percent tonight and Friday.
School board trims counselor staff amid resignations and cuts
Washington Community Schools votes 4-1 to drop one guidance counselor and eliminate the full-time position for a budget saving over 10,000 dollars while releasing counselor Jeff Olson to seek Minnesota work. Board also considers workload among remaining counselors and discusses vacancies and staffing changes across vocational agriculture, music, and junior high programs.
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Washington Community Schools’ Board of Education
Jeff Olson
Olson
Minnesota
E. K. Schlapkohl
Beemblossom
Burge Hammond
Richard Gipple
Roepke
Schlapkohl
Dwight Bode
Joint County Schools
Richard Roepke
Bode
Ron Thompson
Iowa State Education Association
Futhermore
Darrell Smith
Marilyn Smith
Brighton
Gene Zeck
Vicki Schumann
Dale Venzke
Barbara Bean
Linda Gonshorowski
Julie Beckman
Lincoln
Sandra Richard
Nancy Gipple
Rail subsidy urged to save Iowa branch rail lines
A state-commissioned survey in Des Moines recommends direct local subsidies to keep rural Iowa branch lines alive. It cites a breakeven revenue need of about 7 000 dollars per mile for lines like Parkersburg to Clutier and Cumberland to Creston, with local funds preferred over state ownership. The study warns abandonment would cut tax revenue, deter industry, worsen grain storage, and raise highway wear.
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Des Moines
UPL
Iowa
Robert D. Ray
Chicago & North Western Transportation Co
Chicago & North Western
Parkersburg
Clutier
Parkersburg - Clutier
Cumberland
Creston
Burlington Northern
State Office of Planning and Programming
The
Commerce Commission
Highway Commission
Start construction of highway garage
Construction began today on the state Highway Commission garage to serve as the maintenance headquarters for planned freeway 518 in Washington. Footings were poured for the 2L stall, costing about 239000 dollars, on East 11th Street at North 12th Ave.
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State Highway Commission
Washington
East 11Th Street
North 12Th Ave
Commission
Smith and Garrels Construction Co
Town Falls
Hughes Opens Hearing in Ottumwa on Poverty Programs
Sen. Harold E. Hughes opened the third series of five hearings on the effectiveness of federal poverty and manpower programs in Ottumwa. He noted unemployment in Ottumwa is the state’s highest, attributed largely to the Morrell and Co. packing plant closing, and praised local efforts to retrain workers and create new jobs. He criticized cuts to manpower training and urged reallocating funds from military to public service and training.
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Ottumwa
UPI
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
Morrell and Co
Morrell
Nixon
Iowa House approves parochial aid bill for auxiliary services
The Iowa House approved by 86 to 11 a measure requiring all public schools to offer optional auxiliary services to parochial and nonpublic students. The plan, backed by Gov. Ray, would fund remedial education, library centers, and equipment through public schools. Debate centered on funding and church-state questions.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Robert D. Ray
Delwyn Stromer
R-Garner
House Education Committee
Senate
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Quik
Winston-Salem, N. C
Abner Alexander
Richi Wiley
Wiley
Earl Rae
Richard Collins
Dean Knight
Ernest Beemblossom
James Lloyd
Lloyd
al Kinzler
Henry Soucek
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Gap Filler Annex
Knott's
HEW
Herbert Stein
P: Economic Advisers
Stein
Uprsident
Sen. Hughes
House
Richard Byerly
Ankeny
Dennis
Freeman
Richard Welden
Rrowa Falls
Norman Roorda
R-Monroe
Elmer den Herder
R - Sioux Center
Schance
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