Farmers urged to switch to forage crops
Iowa farmers are urged to shift some land to forage crops such as hay alfalfa and pasture grasses to reduce soil erosion and boost profits. The IDC booklet Forage Iowas Opportunity Crop outlines costs potential yields and examples from growers while noting forages suit marginal lands and could lift corn prices if acreage drops.
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John Mathew
Iowa Daily Press Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Development Commission
Doug Snyder
Agricultural Development and Promotion Division
IDC
Snyder
Iowa Agricultural Promotion Board
Iowa Soil Conservation Service
Plan tax clinic for businesses, farmers
A one day tax clinic for small business people and farmers will be held on Wednesday November 16 1977 from 830 am to 4 pm at the Highlander Inn Highways 1 and I-80 in Iowa City. Kirkwood Community College hosts with Iowa City Chamber of Commerce and the SBA. Cost 12.50 includes luncheon. Contact Mr Charles W Trussell for registration.
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Highlander Inn
Highways 1
I-80
Iowa City
Kirkwood Community College
Iowa City Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Small Business Administration
Charles W. Trussell
Community Education
Cedar Rapids
Richland Jaycee-ettes Sponsor Stagette Dinner
Richland Jaycee-ettes will host their first stagette on Tuesday Nov. 15 at the Legion Jaycee hall at 6 30 p m with a ham supper Bridge and pitch games will follow Prizes will be awarded Tickets cost 2 50 each Mrs Garry Sievers is chairman and says the event is open to every lady in the community In other news Mr and Mrs Steve Coleman announce the birth of a son Andrew Justin born Oct 24 weighing 9 lb 22 oz at Jefferson County Hospital
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Richland — Jaycee-ettes
Richland
Legion-Jaycee Hall
Garry Sievers
Steve Coleman
Andrew Justin
Jefferson County
Pledges plan to aid ailing steel firms
President Carter told a 150 member congressional delegation from steel states that the administration will draft a new policy in the next weeks to revive the steel industry and keep it viable and competitive. Senator Metzenbaum urged reconsideration of quotas amid plant closures and foreign dumping concerns.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Howard Metzenbaum
D-Ohio
Youngstown
Metzenbaum
Robert Strauss
Prosecution could void Biko inquest in South Africa
In Johannesburg a provisional attorney general faces a choice to pursue formal charges in Steve Biko’s death, potentially avoiding an inquest where family lawyers could summon witnesses. The case comes amid wider anti apartheid crackdowns including detentions and newspaper closures drawing global protest.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Steve Biko
Biko
Hospital Notes Births and Dismissals Summary
In Muscatine yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Jose Sandoval welcomed a daughter. Mrs. Olive Goodwin was discharged today. In Washington Ezra Christner in Keota is listed.
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Jose Sandoval
Muscatine
Olive Goodwin
Washington
Ezra Christner
Keota
Farm and house auctions near Wayland Ottumwa and Iowa City
A series of farm and real estate auctions across Iowa from October 29 to November 12. Listings include Roths farm near Wayland, a house on West Monroe Street, Whithams nursery stock reduction near Ottumwa, a Riverside area household sale, Hedrick real estate and personal property, Winfield body shop, a large 179 acre farm near Iowa City, What Cheer estate land, West Burlington property, Washington real estate sale, Roth Auction House sales in Wayland, a Sigourney area farm and machinery close out, and a Wayland real estate sale. Starts vary by date with most 10:00 or 1:00 pm starts.
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Wayland
Iowa
Orie G. Roth
West
Monroe Street
Larry Fishback
Ottumwa
Hwy
Whitham’s Nursery, Inc
Riverside Y
English River Bridge
Bessie Prehoda
Hedrick
Dave Paxton
Winfield
Marvin Hill
Iowa City
Frytown
Earl B. Weekes
What Cheer
Pearl E. Molyneux
West Burlington
Lawrence H. Finke
Roth Auction House
Jefferson Street
Sigourney
Bethel Church
Veolet Clarahan
Donald Clarahan
Pearl Street
Adams Street
Ida Conrad
Riverside Council Session Aug 8 1977 City Clerk Notes
Riverside council met in regular session August 8 1977 with Mayor Weaver presiding. Votes approved bills and contracts including sewer audit, police equipment, and multiple beer permits. Churches to use community building Labor Day, radar gun purchase discussed, meeting adjourned. s JoAnne Waldschmidt City Clerk
City Council Meeting July 11 1977 Rocha Lagoon Contract Amend
City council met in regular session July 11 1977 Mayor Weaver presiding with present members Simon Hurt Schnoebelen and absent Schmutz Westfall. Attorney Clark and Al Baker explained a lagoon contract amendment and noted the city can perform survey work using the County engineer. Riverside listed to receive 25350 under Step 2 of the project. Ground option to be decided. contract amendment held for review by city attorney. Hearing set for July 18 1977. Minutes approved. Bills motion carried. Discussion included a truck and police car and Farm Progress Show trailer spaces in Parks. no final decision. Motion to order asphalt or by Schnoebelen Hart and Westfall. 1st reading of Dog Ordinance No 484 with readings by title. ordinance adopted. Adjourned.
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Riverside
Weaver
Hurt Westfall
Simon
Schmutz & Schnoebelen
Kiene
Hurt
Westfall
Shire-Hattery
Kansas City
Bob's Place
St. Mary's Church
Riverside Super Inc
Hart
St. Mary's Street
Washburn
Barb Simon
Don Hurt
Ralph Schnoebelen
Don Schmutz
Harley Westfall
Atty. Clark
al Baker
Phil Hotka
Ron Cox
Schnoebelen
Television Schedule by Channel and Time Slots
A multi-channel listing shows Thursday and Friday prime time lineups across channels 2 to 12. Programs include News, The Waltons, Hawaii Five-O, The Odd Couple, CBS and ABC movies, Muppets, Donny and Marie, Quincy, and late night talk and sports features with varied start times and late-night movies.
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Channel 2
Nashville
Channel 3
Vaceny News
M. T. Moore
Kotter
3'S Company
Pol. Story
Donny, Marie
Club
Channel 4
Waltons
Hawaii
B. Jones
Bonanza
M.T. Moore
Wonder W
Mitchell
Channel 6
James
R. Ryan
Bing
Quincy
Channel 9
A. Griffith
Wel. Kotter
B. Miller
United Way Agencies Help Across Many Needs
A public service message explains United Way operates about 37 000 local human service agencies. They address drug abuse family stress alcoholism adoptions child care disaster mental health vocational training and care for the aged and chronically ill. Agencies serve all regardless of race creed or color encouraging support.
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United Way
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Ava Marie Demry
Marshalltown
Mary
Lou Moommpson
Geraldine Schulty
Journal
Tru Temper
Bob Roe
Faith Baptist Church
Harry Stultz
Richland Jaycee-ettes
Barry Diehl
Fairfield
JoAnne Waldschmidt
River Products Co
T. Rock & Chips
Tan
USPO
Dorothy Stout
Carl Kallaus
Utility Equipment Co
L. F. Whitney Co
Oil Seal & Bolts
Delpha Wieland
Margie Hazlett
Gary Faleide
D& J Laundry
Frohwein Supply Co
Spinners Const. Co
Kalona Standard
Legals
ET Automotive
State Hyg
Joe Pailliotet Co
SaSo
Wieland Oil Co
Riverside Pl
Htg
Peoples Trust & Savings
States
Lowa Ill. Gas Co
Lowa Electric Co
Ball Park
Peoples Trust
Water Commission
Refuse Commission
Continental Telephone
Richard Waldschmidt
Bob Walds
Bob Waldschmidt
Frank Cummings
Wayne Weimer Ipers
Internal Revenue
Dick's Alignment League of la. Mun
Miller Hardware
J& J Lumber
Riverside P. & Hig. L.L. Pelling Co
Schnoebelen Repair
Russ DX
Funk Construction
Iowa Ill. Gas Co
Kienes
Western Auto
Jay's Midway Oil
W.S. Bouquet
Iowa Electric Co
Iowa Electric Co. Park
Iowa State Industries
Standard Oil
U.S. Post Office
John Dutler
John Weaver
U. S. Bouquet
General Fund Quar
U.S
Area Television
United Way Agency
Madison
LaNvehay
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