Birth signaling research advances at Iowa State University
ISU researchers, presenting at the ASAS meeting, study artificial birth control and stimulation in cattle and sheep. They examine hormones, especially estrogen, and the fetus’s role in triggering birth, aiming for earlier, more predictable calvings and potential human applications.
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Lincoln, Nebr
Iowa State University
W. C. Wagner
ISU
American Society of Animal Science
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Wagner
ASAS
St Marys Parish Social Sets Bingo Night and Cards
Riverside July 23 The first parish sponsored circle activity at St Marys hall will host bingo or cards on Sunday July 29 starting 6 p.m. lunch and bingo, 8 p.m. card games. committees listed. Also notes on social visits, needle club, births, and visiting relatives in the Riverside area.
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Anna Janecek
Anton Kiefer
Charles Strabala
Ron Figgins
Ross Thomann
Ralph Waldschmidt
Richard Schnoebelen
Raymond Matthes
Ned Figgins
Walter Hardy
Zeno Knebel
John J. Kron
Paul Rotenburger
Lester Schnoebelen
Paul Simon
Byron Sweeting
George Havel
Fred Kron
John Veggy
A. E., Schnoebelen
Ardell Dean Gerot
Bernard Schmidtt
Charles
Ainsworth
Little Charles
Richard Musser
Agnes Schmidt
Richard Walsh
Melvern
Pennsylvania
Paul Knebel
Jack Walsh
Iowa City
Mt. Pleasant
Jim Pauwels
Rock Island
Tom Walsh
Ron W. Rath
Russell William
Mercy Hospital
Harvest Festival Postponed at Living History Farms
The Grain Harvest Festival near Des Moines is postponed due to rain and will run next Saturday and Sunday August 4 and 5 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Programs include oxen and horse teams, a steam threshing machine, wood, rope and textile crafts, old fiddler contests, farm tours, and hayrack rides. Admission is 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for children.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Living History Farms
Douglas Avenue
Iowa
Cancer group in plan session for August fair booth
The Washington County Chapter Executive Committee of the American Cancer Society met at noon yesterday at Winga's to plan the annual meeting set for August 30. Joe Knotek presided and finalized plans for the booth at the Washington County Fair next week. Volunteers are still needed to staff the booth and may contact the Knoteks.
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Washington County
The
American Cancer Society
Winga’s
Joe Knotek
Knoteks
Burge Hammond
Earl Redlinger
Gerald Edwards
Juanita Hering
Geraldine Schulty
Shirley DeVries
Fairfield
Mildred Lee
Vehicle inspection chief resigns in Des Moines
Cleon Babcock director of the State Motor Vehicle Inspection Bureau resigns after a year and a half in office. He plans to return to private industry and has not set a leaving date. In southeast Iowa over 1 000 protest letters have been sent to the Iowa Commerce Commission after a 34 percent electric rate increase by Union Electric. The commission chairman says the letters are individually written and unprecedented in volume.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Cleon Babcock
State Motor Vehicle Inspection Bureau
Babcock
Farnhamville
Calhoun County
Michael M. Sellers
Sellers
Union Electric
Iowa Commerce Commission
Maurice van Nostrand
Iowa
Vana
Clif Larson
Loran Fletchall
Webster City
Corn export outlook shifts on Europe demand by 1980
A Department of Agriculture study warns European demand for U.S. corn could fall by 1980 as Europe may boost its own production to 33.4 million tons. US sales to Europe averaged 8.2 million tons before rising to 12 million tons last year amid tight foreign production. The analysis notes a potential decline in imports if normal production resumes.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Department
Europe
Deficit dip cited as cause for hopeful budget note
President Nixon reported a 14.4 billion deficit for the last fiscal year, 10.4 billion below the 24.8 billion forecast. Officials credited higher revenue from an inflationary boom and said receipts reached 232.2 billion while outlays totaled 246.6 billion. Nixon urged spending restraint and an effective partnership with Congress to keep the current year's budget near 269 billion.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Executive Branch
University Theatre season spans Elizabethan to modern in Iowa City
University of Iowa announces a six play season at University Theatre and Hancher Auditorium from September to April. Highlights include Old Times directed by Cosmo Catalano, Cabaret at Hancher, La Ronde by Arthur Schnitzler, Tis Pity She's a Whore by John Ford, a world premiere, and The Waltz of the Toreadors. Season tickets $15, student, six tickets $6.25, box office hours 11 to 5:30. Rattlesnakes note.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
University Theatre
Iowa Center For the Arts
Hancher Auditorium
Harold Pinter
Cosmo Catalano
U of I
American College Theater Festival
Lawrence
Kansas
Arthur Schnitzler
Simo Landres
John Ford
Shakespeare
Evzen Drmola
Prof
Catalano
Jean Anouilh
Trudy Driver
University
Iowa Memorial Union
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