Grain exporters discuss potential Soviet grain deals
Senate investigators confirm major U.S. exporters are negotiating for several million tons of grain with the Soviet Union. No large sales have occurred, but rumors fuel price gains. officials say reporting rules apply and seek to avoid economic disruption while protecting farmers.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Soviet Union
U.S
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Senate Permanent
Agriculture Department
Earl Butz
United States
Voluntary Gas Watchers Program Gains Support Across States
The AAA Motor Club of Iowa reports voluntary gasoline conservation is working with the Gas Watchers program reducing February and March 1975 demand versus 1973 figures. President Ford backs the effort, with officials from 25 states endorsing the plan and national groups promoting it as an alternative to rationing.
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AAA Motor Club
Iowa
AAA
Gas Watchers
AAA Club
Federal Energy Administration
Gerald L. Ford
White House
Ford
New Hampshire
Florida
Georgia
California
Robert D. Ray
Discover America
U.S. Jaycees
Boy Scouts of America
Girl Scouts of America
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Motor Club of Iowa
Funeral services for Effie Leona Little
Funeral services were held Thursday July 10 at Jones Funeral Home with the Rev J Roland Crandall officiating. Interment followed at Memorial Gardens in Fairfield. Casketbearers were Edwin Lukovsky Frank Martin James Bright and David McArtor.
Military servants cost 84 million for navy and marine officers
GAO report says $84 million yearly funds a closed mess system with 8,416 enlisted stewards and 500 personal servants for junior Navy and Marine officers. Proxmire notes lower rates and free maid service on land and ships, unlike Army and Air Force.
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Washington
UPI
Navy
General Accounting Office
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
GAO
Marine Corps
Curtis Stutzman joins Co op Youth Leadership Conference
Curtis Stutzman son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Stutzman of rural Kalona attended the Co op Youth Leadership Conference at William Jewell College Liberty Missouri. Over 200 Midwest youth leaders attended the week long event sponsored by Farmland Industries Inc Curtis served as chairman of the vespers and inspirational committee emcee for the talent show and was runner up in the Ambassador election. He was sponsored by the Consumers Cooperative of Iowa City and belongs to the Mid Prairie FFA chapter Glaciers glacier facts follow the piece.
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Curtis Stutzman
Stanley Stutzman
Kalona
William Jewell College
Liberty
Missouri
Midwest
Farmland Industries Inc
Curtis
Consumers Cooperative of
Iowa City
Mid-Prairie
FFA
Not Guilty In Larceny Case For Kalona Man
Joseph R. TeBockhorst of rural Kalona was found not guilty July 8 of larceny in the daytime under twenty dollars. Several other defendants faced fines for speeding disobeying traffic signals and various offenses with amounts listed, including Mulcahy and Dunn who pleaded guilty to criminal trespass and speeding respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. TeBockhorst
Kalona
John R. Roetlin
Twin County Dairy Inc
John B. Mulcahy
Washington
Richard Bordwell
Mulcahy
Bernard D. Dunn
Kent L. Delzell
Daniel L. Wyss
Mabel S. Wikoff
Brighton
Norbert J. TeBockhorst
Janice K. Schneider
Riverside
Mark A. Baumert
Jeffery B. McArtor
Wellman
Martha L. Miller
John F. Edge
Baxter
Ethan F. Britten
Parnell
Steven L. Tines
Keota
B. James
Janice J. Cottrell
Harold W. Chalupa
Willard D. Leffler
Dale Times
John D. Goldesberry
Clayton W. Nicholson
John B. Sandberg
McNabb
Richard J. McGowan
Cedar Rapids
Daniel E. Shannon
Coralville
Tips for painting houses and choosing paints
Homeowners can choose between latex and oil paints. Latex dries faster, resists blistering, and cleans with water, but may require two coats and proper application in humidity. oil paints suit old layers but require dry surfaces and might need stripping before refinishing.
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Jim Frier
Washington County
Fred Roth
Iowa State University
Roth
Iowa
July 10 historical highlights and notable births
On this date in history Wyoming joined the Union in 1890 as the 44th state. American industrialist Howard Hughes and a four person crew circled the world in 91 hours in 1938. Florida Senator Edward Gurney faced extortion charges in 1974. Painter James Whistler was born July 10, 1834.
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United Press International
James Whistler
Wyoming
Howard Hughes
Florida
Edward Gurney
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America
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Wolf's Flower Shop
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