Iowa Farm Bureau fights feedlot pollution rules
The Iowa Farm Bureau demands a delay of the federal $100 waste dump permit fee for farm feedlots under the 1899 law. Lt. Gen. Frederick Clarke told Congress the rule could apply to livestock feeders, updating state guidelines on runoff and pollution control. Farm Bureau seeks study and time to improve treatment before enforcement.
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The Generation Gap Contemplates Grandparents and Teens
A Whittemore Champion afterthought weighs the generation gap between children and grandparents. It notes the difficulty for grandparents watching teens struggle through mistakes on the path to maturity.
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Whittemore
Cleft Palate Research Gains 1.33 Million Grant at Iowa
University of Iowa medical researchers receive a five year grant of 1,331,315 from NIDR to study cleft palate management. Principal investigator Dr Hughlett L Morris leads a team across Otolaryngology and Maxillofacial Surgery with 350 patients currently in study and a total of 600 treated to date.
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Leslie Bernstein
William H. Olin
Ward B. Litton
William E. Lavelle
Stefan E. Demjen
Lois Sutton
Spencer F. Brown
Lynne Richman
Department of Pediatrics
Madeleine
High Tax Exempt Property Raises Iowa City Revenue Strain
Iowa cities examine tax exempt properties to boost revenue. Davenport reports 11.9 million in tax exempt land, about 16 percent of taxable property. Des Moines tallies nearly 99 million exempt, threatening about 30 percent of the tax base. Fort Dodge shows 20 percent exempt. Local assessors cite churches and charitable groups as major sources.
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Des Moines
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Checking Up and Quirky Bits from a Curious Column
A collage of light trivia on body measurements and gender norms, orange ripeness by smell, alimony state rules, a humorous phobia about being called by first names, Agatha Christie rights to her grandson, bowling averages, nominating locals, and presidential owl or lark traits. The column cites figures and names like Roosevelt Truman Eisenhower Kennedy Johnson Nixon and Jesse Owens for timing comparisons.
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Matthew Prichard
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Challenge of a three no trump contract on a spade lead
Bridge expert notes a spade lead against three no trump. South can make the contract by using a double heart finesse after overtaking the queen of diamonds. The key is recognizing East holds the king of hearts once West follows suit.
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