Commerce Commission to rule on Iowa rail rate hike
Des Moines June 10 The state commerce commission will conclude hearings today on a request by railroads in Iowa for a five percent freight rate increase. Two percent boosts were granted in the last six months. All three requests followed ICC approval of increases totaling 25 percent on interstate shipments. Industrial groups from Cedar Rapids Mason City and Dubuque protested the rise citing higher operating costs.
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Birds Migrate At Moderate Altitudes Contrary To Belief
Contrary to popular belief migrating birds do not fly at high altitudes. Most migrants travel below 3,000 feet above the earth and rarely exceed 5,000 feet. In many cases birds pass at moderate heights especially over the sea where they barely clear the waves.
Sanford to Receive B A Degree From Lafayette College
Monard G. Sanford son of tew and Mrs W S Sanford Columbus Junction will receive a bachelor of arts degree in history June 11 from Lafayette College Eas ton Pa He also served as pastor of a Baptist church in Baptistown N J The graduates from this area include William Warren Gilkey Erma Jean Williams and Dorothy Jane Edmondson.
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Grocery stores leading US business closures in recent trends
The United States sees more grocery stores closing than any other sector, with drug stores and retail hardware stores following. Analysts note persistent competition, rising costs, and changing shopping habits driving the pattern.
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Mumps tales and local gatherings at Grandview
In Grandview, Mrs. Delbert Maxwell hosts Patricia Longwell's birthday with guests Dale Lorraine and Patricia. Mrs. Albert Stutzman and son William returned from Melford to visit. neighbors Omer Green, Ernie Wetrich, the Boyers, and Hoferts spent time at Maxwell home as others traveled or visited. Calumet county Wisconsin name origin linked to peace councils. abacus beats machines in demonstrations.
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RFD Serves Many More Than 29 Million People Now
The U S Postal Service reports a growing reach with more than 29 million people served via Rural Free Delivery. Officials note expanded routes and increased delivery coverage across rural areas.
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