Iowa Supreme Court ruling could expand AD welfare reach
Iowa welfare officials warn a pending Iowa Supreme Court case may redefine disability under the Aid to the Disabled program. If the court upholds District Judge Bennett Cullison, many more Iowans could qualify, straining state funds. The dispute centers on the word disabled and who qualifies for benefits under existing rules.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Supreme Court
High
Pottawattamie
Bennett Cullison
Welfare Board
Culliston
Lawrence Putney
R - Gladbrook
State Board
Carlson
Putney
Cullison
Iowa
Pottawattamie County
Cunigunda
Dollie) Pauley
Supreme Court
Pauley
John Dickinsons Richland guests extend visit in family home
John Dickinson of Phoenix and his wife with their two sons in Richland with Mr. and Mrs. Jake Dickinson. May is in the Air Force at San Bernardino and Lanny in the Army MP duty at Yuma. Also: W R Kime to Oklahoma for state veterans convention. Charles Crill to Tour of the Holy Land as part of Israel work team. Richland Methodist Church Board to buy 125 hymnals. Francis Feitz was an- out-
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Pauley
Otto Pfeifer Richland
John Dickinson
Phoenix
Arizona
Jake Dickinson
Armed Services
May
Air Force
San Bernadino
Calif
Lanny
Army
Yuma
Kime
Lawton
Oklahoma
Charles Crill
Los Angeles
John McCracken
Holy Land
Isreal
Richland Methodist Church Board
Francis Feitz
ICEM Resettles Refugees Amid Ongoing European Crisis
ICEM and partners have moved 610,369 European refugees since 1952 through transfers to new homes. The 1964-65 plan targets 8,600 new refugees and 5,000 family reunions while addressing old refugee groups, new Eastern European arrivals, and politically displaced individuals across Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa, with the United States leading host nations at 191,592.
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UPI
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Intergovernmental Committee For European Migration
ICEM
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Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
North Africa
Middle East
Mediterranean
China
Israel
Australia
Canada
Medical visits noted at Iowa City and Mercy Hospital
Patient records show a Wednesday visit to Veterans Hospital in Iowa City for a medical check-up and an outpatient Tuesday examination at Mercy Hospital conducted for evaluation and care.
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Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Bill Fritchen
Mercy Hospital
Harriman-Kosygin hold second Viet Nam talks in Moscow
U.S. Ambassador-at-large W Averell Harriman met Premier Kosygin for a second round of discussions on Vietnam and other issues in the Kremlin. Foy Kohler accompanied Harriman and both sides planned further talks after consulting their governments. In parallel, Ketchikan Alaska, cited by National Geographic, is noted as the wettest city in the continental U.S. with about 150 inches of rain annually.
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UPI
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Alexei N. Kosygin
Viet Nam
State Department
Kosygin
Kremlin
Foy D. Kohler
Harriman
Johnson
Stern
Ketchikan
Alaska
United States
National Geographic
Keota principal will move soon
In Keota on July 19 Mr. and Mrs. Leland Roegner and family will move on July 20 to the Mrs. Gilbert Adam rental property. Roegner returns to Keota as principal of the Keota Community School. Nearby residents and social notes follow including club activities and birthdays.
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Boyd Sanders
Cliff Hillyer
Knoxville
Grace Wade
Washington
Gale Reif
West Chester
Walter Fisher
Minnesota
Shirley Greiner
T.L.S. Club
Rosie Times
Darlene Greiner
Tillie Henry
Hagists host picnic birthday event in Keota
Keota residents and relatives gathered at the park Friday for a birthday picnic honoring Autumn Hagist on her ninth birthday. Families from Battle Creek Atlanta Tulsa Wellman and Richland joined the celebration along with Hess and Hoestrka clans. Other Sunday visits included Hess relatives in Parnell Knox ville and friends at the Fladung home with cake and ice cream.
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Keota
Richard Hagist
Autumn
Theresa Muehlman
Jackie Hagist
Battle Creek
Michigan
Harold Hagist
Gary
Rusty Hagist
Atlanta
Brett Hagist
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Charles Snedigar
Kathy
John
Wellman
Gene Hagist
Keota Park
Clifford Hess
Victor Hess
Parnell
George Hess
G. A. Hess
Knoxville
Claire Hoestrka
Richland
Hess
Eva Greiner
Alex
Ronnie
Walter Bower
Bud Trier
Raymond Herr
John Flading
Russell Greiners
Cass Stevens
Greiner
John Fladung
David Fladungs
Sigourney
David Fladung
Linda Miller
Jim Altenhofen
Scotty
John Knotek
Ed Knotek
Iowa corn tasseling trails last year but runs near average
Iowa officials report corn tasseling at 30 percent by Monday, near the date's average but below last year's 50 percent. Silks appear on 10 percent of fields versus 25 percent a year ago. topsoil moisture ranges from short to adequate across counties while overall conditions remain good to excellent. Harvests of alfalfa and clover hay progress, oats harvest broadening, wheat at 65 percent, and soybeans about 35 percent blooming with 5 percent pods.
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UPI
Iowa
Federal
U. S. Weather Bureau
Southwest
Southeast
Northeast
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