Riverside Notes Record Births Illnesses and Visits
Terra Carmichael, six months old, recovering at Mercy hospital from pneumonia and expected home soon. Other news includes births at Mercy hospital Tina Marie to Ray Allen and a son Christopher Lee to Bob Robertson family. Community members visit, birthdays honored, and local events discussed. Legion Auxiliary meeting canceled due to weather.
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Wilbur Kiene Riverside
Terra
Stanley Carmichael
Mercy Hospital
Little Terra
Victor Malichky Jr
Earl Walton
Larry Greciena
Scott
Dora Novy
Novy
Wes Sojka
Florence Hamilton
Walter Watkinson
Charles Hamilton
Craig
Jamie
Cedar Rapids
Hamilton
Watkinsons
Robert Waldschmidt
Riley Millage
Moscow
Patty Waldschmidt
Loren Forbes
Iowa City
Rudolph Simon
Ray Allen
Homestead
Iowa
Tina Marie
Joseph Jean
Warren Allen
Emmett Smith
Bertha Ruth
Bob Robertson
St. Patrick Afb
Florida
Christopher Lee
Christopher
Brian
Russel Yoder
Lee Robertson
Mary Vrehoticky
Driscoll
Mount Vernon
Charles
Jeanette Weaver
Charles Weaver
Traci Letts
Dwight Letts
Traci
Milford Olson
Melvin Havel
Riverside
Louis Havel
Rosa Havel
Walter Hora
Herman Eagle
Leona F. Havel
Terry Hora
Patrick
Havel
Helen Underwood
Elmer Metz
Ainsworth
Augustine Bulger
American Legion Auxiliary
Cloyd Whitlock
Tucson
Arizona
Ray opposes bonding for state roads without new transportation dept
Gov. Robert D. Ray said he will oppose any move to authorize bonding by the Iowa Highway Commission until legislative approval of a new state department of transportation. He supports limited bonding for specific corridors but insists long range planning precedes any debt.
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Des Moines
UPI
Robert D. Ray
Iowa Highway Commission
Iowa
State Department of Transportation
Ray
Department of Transportation
World hailed Nixon halt on Vietnam bombing
Global reaction to Nixon order stopping bombing of North Vietnam brought cautious optimism. Japan and Sweden voiced hope for a Paris peace accord, while West German and Norwegian officials called the move encouraging. Britain gave private approval and Tass reported the halt without comment.
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United Press International
Nixon
North Vietnam
Japan Broadcasting Corporation
Tokyo
Kakuei Tanaka
West Germany
Social Democratic Party
Willy Brandt
Lothar Schwartz
Vietnam
Sweden
U.S
Krister Wickman
Paris
Olaf Palme
Dagfinn Vaarvik
Norway
United States
Britain
Edward Heath
Labor Party
Tass
Iowa corn yield test report highlights largest US study
The 1972 Iowa corn yield test report lists 288 varieties from 43 seed companies, with two and three year performance data. Tested on 67 percent of Iowa acreage, the 1972 average reached 141 bushels per acre at moderate planting and 142.5 at high planting, up 10 bushels from 1971. Highest yields were in Pottawattamie County and Henry County.
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Washington County
Jim Frier
United States
William Falck
Iowa State University Agronomist
Iowa
Pottawattamie County
Fricke Brothers
Henry County
Corn yield test report notes in Iowa districts
The corn yield test report covers yield moisture content and root and stalk lodging across districts. District 5 in central Iowa shows lodging rising with planting rate, with yields varying 40 to 50 bushels per acre and moisture between 20 and 30 percent.
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District 5
Iowa
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Terra Carmichael
the Association
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Chas. Kennedy
Washington
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Lester Schnoebelen
William P. Dusenbery
Cedar
Bryce Lord
Oregon
Robert L. Carter
Jackson
Linus Patterson
English River
Roger Wright
Dutch Creek
C.J. Young
Crawford
Lane Morgan — Clay
Wilbur Wright
Franklin
Melvin Soukup
Highland
Lawrence Whetstine
Lime Creek
Samuel Marsh
Marion
W.O. Morgan, Gerald J. Hahn, Robert A. Kennedy and
Merle E. Pacha
Washington, Iowa
Rae Ome
Auger
Bank Americaid
Master Charge
East
Washington Evening Journal