Des Moines senator hails budget as more bipartisan
Senate budget chair William Palmer of Des Moines calls the $1.3 billion budget among the better in recent years and credits Lt. Gov. Neu and minority leader Hultman for a bipartisan approach. He notes fixed programs limit latitude, cites ad hoc auditing aims, and describes reforms like veterans affairs and watchmakers board efforts as largely unsuccessful. He predicts a $2 to $2.5 billion budget in five years amid inflation pressures.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Senate Budget Committee
William Palmer
D-Des Moines
Senate
Arthur Neu
Cal Hultman
Palmer
Iowa
Sen
Bonus Board
Veterans Affairs
House
Watchmakers Board
Robert Ray
Professional Directory Attorneys and Law Firms Listing
Professional directory listing area attorneys firms and day care entries. Anderson Buffer Bordwell Livingston Day Kehoe Meeker Bates Arbuckle Morrison Morrison Lloyd McConnell The Children's House Inc day care pre school state licensed with contact numbers and addresses across Kalona Columbus Junction Washington Ainsworth Columbus Junction.
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Richard S. Bordwell
North Marion
Livingston, Day, Kehoe, Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
Craig Arbuckle
South B
the Children's House, Inc
Washington
Ainsworth
Columbus Junction
Ainsworth O.E.S. hosts Friendship Night honors members
Ainsworth Chapter O.E.S. held its June Friendship Night with Worthy Matron Betty Stewart and Worthy Patron Robert L. Stewart presiding. Fifty-year members Evelyn Dea Florence Henss Hazel Moorhead Genevieve Peterson welcomed. Guests included Elsie Miller Grand Conductress and many officers from nearby towns. Sixteen officers present, ESTARL appeal funded, Beauty Pageant crowned Vera O Connor, Evelyn Quigley runner up. July picnic set for Marr Park, next meeting Sept 7. IRS W-4E tax note added for students earning under thresholds.
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Duane White Ainsworth
Betty
Robert L. Stewart
Ainsworth
O.E.S
Elsie Miller
Ben Crandall
Brighton
Frances Lund
Stanley Mouser
Kalona
Erma
Harry Rice
Lone Tree
Gilbert Wood
Helen Wagenknecht
Electa
Esther
Evelyn Dea
Florence Henss
Hazel Moorhead
Genevieve Peterson
Betty Davis
Assoc
Leonard
Gladys Mouser
Sentinel
Roy Crossett
Wellman
Mary M. Meeks
Estarl
Estarl Fund
Vera O’connor
Evelyn Quigley
Ken
Wilma Arthur
Marilyn Ort
Pauline Hixon
Marr Park
Rapid progress on Richland sewer project in 1977 report
Weather speeds Richland city wide sewer work as 25 percent complete. EPA official Jim McAllister and FmHA state engineer inspect with Richland officials Mayor Ron Greeson city clerk Maurice Gould and Dennis Roach. Grant money from federal and state sources funds bonds and work continues toward completion with minimal homeowner disruption.
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Richand
Richland
EPA
Environmental Protection Agency
Jim McAllister
Fmha
Farmers Home Administration
Dennis Roach
Keokuk County
John Steddom
City of
Ron Greeson
Maurice Gould
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By Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press
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Professional Directory
Anderson & Buffer
Tracy Anderson
Pete F. Buffer
Kalona, la
Sth & B Street
John C. Owen
East Main Street
Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
Douglas L. Tindal
West Main
Chiropractors
Thomas D. Kauffman
M. L. Tweeton
Counseling Community Counseling Service
Thur
Court House
Washington, Iowa
Production Credit Association
J.D. Freyenberger
Mgr
Monthru
North
Helga Burroughs
Maplewood Manor
Optometrist
John W. Lemmon
Iowa Avenue
Osteopath
L. Etter
Osteopathic
Journal Biog
Cook's Tfr. Inc
Atlas van Lines
Fairfield
Realtors
Swarthout Realty
Lowell A. Swarthout
Lime Creek
Steve
Terry Berger
Gary Yoder
Franklin
Mark Spenner
Jay Greiner
Brad Wright
Scott Holmes
Mike Altenhofen
Chris Hagemeier
Sackson
Greg Marek
Jon Litwiller
Joe Reed
Oregon
Marion
Lyle Sexton
Paul Tobin
Crawford
Craig Aden
Washington County
CBS
Montgomery
C.B
Montglomery
L.E.D
Witt
Vol-U-Mike
Gyro-Lock
C. B
Montcorre
Perm Suntty
Anon Mere
N. Marion
Washington Evening Journal
Wash
Catfish
Puma Paws
Little Leaguers
Paul
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