Monthly Archives: January 1999

Forum will discuss Iraq "Iraq � What Next?" will be the topic of this month's International Forum, sponsored by the USD School of Business. It will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 13 at 12 noon in Hoy B of the Coyote Student Center. Panelists include Dr. Tim Schorn, political science, … Read Article →

City Council sets timetable for cable television ordinance by David Lias The Vermillion City Council has put a timetable in effect to eventually create what it hopes will be a level playing field for two cable television companies that want to do business in the city. Vermillion currently receives cable … Read Article →

Snow removal system works for Vermillion South Dakota is known for its unpredictable weather. With an average snowfall of 35 inches during the fall, spring and winter months, daily activities, whether special or routine, can be changed at a moment's notice when severe weather strikes. But when snow falls in … Read Article →

Loan deficiency payments Now that harvest is completed, there are a couple of LDP rules to remember. The Field Direct Loan Deficiency Payment Agreement (form number CCC-709) that almost everyone completed covered grain harvested and hauled directly to a warehouse or buyer. Payment under this provision was figured based on … Read Article →

Row crop clinic planned The annual Clay County Row Crop Clinic has been scheduled for Wednesday, Jan. 13 at the American Legion Club in Wakonda. The meeting will start at 9:45 a.m. and conclude by 3:30 p.m. Starting off the morning session will be Mike Catangui, SDSU Extension entomologist, discussing … Read Article →

Governor to take oath for fourth term on Jan. 9 A hot air balloon launch and two evening balls are among the events scheduled to mark the inauguration of Gov. Bill Janklow when he takes the oath of office for a record fourth term on Saturday, Jan. 9. The governor … Read Article →

Court rules that firing was illegal by David Lias A former Clay County assessor who once worked for the South Dakota Department of Transportation was improperly fired by the state, according to the South Dakota Supreme Court. The high court unanimously ruled that the state Transportation Department improperly fired Gregory … Read Article →