Regulations ready soon for 1972 wheat program
Officials of the Agriculture Department expect to announce the 1972 national wheat allotment of 19.7 million bushels, same as last year, with farm-level allotments to follow. Secretary Hardin will decide on setaside acreage, diversion, substitutions with feed grains, loan levels, and other provisions after consulting the National Advisory Committee on Grains and state ASC committees. Decision timing hinges on gathering data from ASCS and various agencies, with the Washington County ASC chair promising prompt release of details after final decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pearson
Washington County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Secretary of Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
National Advisory Committee On
Washington, D.C
Department of Agriculture
ASCS
Hardin
Washington County
Chaiman Pearson
Iowa congressman fights college voting restrictions
Rep. Fred Schwengel of southeast Iowa, home to many college students, urged state legislatures not to negate the 26th amendment by enacting rules that restrict where 18-year-olds may vote. He criticized a bill by Rep. Richard Drake requiring students counted as dependents for tax purposes to vote where their parents live and questioned its constitutionality and enforceability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Iowa
Fred Schwengel
R-lo
Schwengel
Sehwengel
Towa
University of Iowa
Richard Drake
R - Muscatine
Bank report of condition declaration by cashier Jones
The document presents financial figures including deposits and loans with totals such as 8 920 618 47 and 7 936 795 75 and 3 555 235 58 2 992 267 78. It lists liabilities and capital accounts and notes averages for deposits and loans over 15 calendar days ending with call date. William H. Jones signs as cashier declaring the report true and correct, with directors attesting and noting exam by them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William HL
Jones
William H. Jones
July Pinching Helps Chrysanthemums Form Fall Blooms
Iowa State University horticulturist Ben Vance urges stopping pine during early July to shape mums for fall color. Weekly spray controls diseases and insects, and a summer mulch conserves moisture. Water deeply for phlox and annuals, removing old blooms to sustain flowering. Potatoes may form seed balls. these are inedible true fruits and should be removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben F. Vance
Iowa State Universiy Extension Horticulturist
Vance
Horiculture
Towa State University
Pepper-Ettes Achievement Day at Ainsworth Methodist Church
The Pepper Ettes club in Ainsworth held Achievement Day at the Methodist Church on Saturday afternoon. Judges named prize winners in multiple categories including beauty and nature desk notes, cloth articles, small handcrafts, kitchen items, and home decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Club of
Ton County Fair
Cindy Duncan
Jill Roberts
Indy. du Roberts
Shari
Delores Stout
Shari Stout
Laura Johnston
Move in Congress to cut aid to West Pakistan amid East Pakistan famine
The House Foreign Affairs Committee weighs a recommendation to halt all military and economic aid to West Pakistan until the government cooperates in relief efforts for East Pakistanis. A Kennedy report cites on the spot observers warning of massive refugee flows and a critical food shortage, with millions affected and international airlift urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Congress
West Pakistan
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Pakistan
East Pakistan
India
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
State Department
Kennedy
UK policy shifts may dim US grain export prospects
Iowa State University economist Bob Wisner notes July 1 that the United Kingdom has raised price supports and imposed variable levies on beef dairy and most grains, potentially lowering long term US feed grain exports. He also describes three US steps to widen trade with Communist China, including exporting many nonstrategic farm products and removing a cargo preference rule, creating both new opportunities and competition for US shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Bob Wisner
Iowa State University
United Kingdom
Wisner
United States
Red China
China
U.S
Canada
Australia
ADC payments hit record in Iowa for first half 1971
Iowa's Aid to Dependent Children payments for January through June 1971 rose to a record high about 24.4 million dollars. State official Dwight Johnston noted continued increases, with the five largest counties all posting gains. Polk County averaged 4,013 cases monthly totaling about 4.8 million dollars. Black Hawk Linn and other counties also showed higher totals compared with 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
State Department of Social Services
Dwight Johnston
Department
Johnston
Polk County
Black Hawk
Linn
Community notices and property transfers from local Iowa listings
Mercy Hospital updates and social notices follow with August meeting plans. June travels include Kelly Flynn returning from the West Pacific and a family trip to San Diego. Local anniversary observed as Mr and Mrs William Henderson celebrate 30 years with visitors. Property deeds list transfers in Town of Washington and Wellston. Local auto and hardware ads note Carson Plumbing Ford truck Redlinger Chevrolet and other brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ler
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Walter Keren
Kelly Flynn
West Pacific
San Diego
William Henderson
Deed from Nina Stutsman to Kenneth Hanson and wife recorded
A deed transfers property titled in the name of Nina Stutsman to Kenneth L. Hanson and his wife. The document records the conveyance and outlines grantee ownership and date details. The recording appears in a county land records ledger with involved parties named and the legal description of the parcel noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Stutsman
Kenneth L. Hanson
Keota clubs host July meetings in lively cards
Mrs. Greiner presides as hostess for the T L Club in Keota on July 7 with twelve members and one guest present. Entertainment included quiz games led by Alice Brinning who also received a hostess gift. August gathering slated with Brinning. St Marys Reading Circle met July 8 at Mrs Sieren's home with fourteen members and a guest from DeRidder. Readings were given by two members, and a card was signed for a health recovery.
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The
of Agricult
Robert D. Ray
National Bank Region
the National Bank of Washington
U. S. Treasury
Federal Funds
Total Loans and Securities
P. L. Etter Geo. J. Breitenbach
Richard L. Weeks
Bruce
White House
U.S. K
David
Paris
Sam J. Porter
South Korea
Washington County Extension
Jim Frier
Carolscle
Jill
Delores Stout Johnson
Carol Scott
Laura John
Delores
West
Outlook
ADC
Wayland
Wayland Investment Company
Henry County
Wayland State Bank
District Court
Wayland Mennonite Church
Dennis the Menace
By Hank Ketcham
Henry J. Karnes
Erna Kaies
Robert C. Kiefer
State of
Iowa-Land
FH. Jaspering, Jr
Edgar E. Hammer
Wellston
Greiner
Keota
Mrs
Paul Sievert
Hubert
Ron Andersen
DuPont Nylon
Woodstock
Warick Green
Natwick Green
Bar Harbor Land
Sagamore Green
Yarmouth Blue
Conestoga Brown
Steele Lumber, Inc
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