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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1976

Page

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Mondale bill critics say cost may derail support

Critics argue the measure is too expensive amid a weak economy. If enacted it would fund $150 million in 1976, $700 million in 1977, and $1 billion in 1978 for child services including day care, health, education, and family support programs. Opponents warn of increased bureaucracy and political battles in Congress. Mondale defends the bill as voluntary and cites broad support from church and civic groups while noting competing federal subsidies elsewhere.

Congress Department of Health, Education and Welfare Mondale Midwest Ohio Texas Iowa Culver Dick Clark Dtowa Congressional Quarterly Musser Public Library

Single Parent Family Conference Aids Parents in Iowa

Officers and members of Parents Without Partners Chapter 303 Muscatine attended a three day conference at the University of Iowa featuring workshops and lectures. The Hawkeye Regional Council met, Coral Will of Sacramento gave a keynote, and a nominating committee was formed for next year with events scheduled through March, May, July, and October.

Parents Without Partners Chapter 303 Muscatine University of Iowa Hawkeye Amana Chicago

Energy loss raises food costs say ISU researchers

ISU researchers Barth Heady and Dan Droskin warn that a 5 percent cut in agricultural energy use could lift food prices by 13 percent. A 10 percent cut may push costs up 42 percent, and a 15 percent reduction could cause such large increases that they doubt it would occur even in severe energy shortages.

Break-in and thefts reported by Muscatine police over weekend

Weekend Muscatine police reports describe one break in and nine thefts. Items stolen include jewelry valued over 500 from Samuel Mills 1119 E 10th St two watches and two rings. meat worth 120 from Archie Casebolt 1304 Orchard Dr after basement door forced. four jeans from Sandy Shield 2002 Logan St valued 75. gold watch chain from Iona Young 1001 Lincoln Blvd. CB radio antenna 30 from Art Hahnbaum Jr 602 W Fulham Ave plus hood ornament and second antenna 20 and interior mirror 10 from Hahnbaum. four wheel covers 40 from Enriquez Ferreira 201 W 6th St. four bikes from four residents. a tow truck collision with Card Mucha car on Chestnut St. tow driver Paul H Anderson 20 106 Easton Park. damaged car owner Ann Plank 1304 Town Ave.

Muscatine City Samuel F. Mills E. 10Th St Archie Casebolt Orchard Dr Sandy K. Shield Logan St Iona Young Lincoln Blvd Citizens Band Art Hahnbaum Jr Fulham Ave David Hintermeister River Rd Muscatine Mall Julia Rivera Alan Wayson Bath St Bradley Zaehringer Ath St Card Mucha Rt. 2 Chestnut Street Paul H. Anderson Easton Park Ann Plank Town Ave

Methodist Men plan Ladies Night at Wesley Church

The United Methodist Men announce Ladies Night on February 26 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Wesley United Methodist Church with a dinner at a charge. Speaker Max Churchill will discuss God and Our Country. Reservations due to Dick Harvey or the church office by February 23.

United Methodist Wesley United Methodist Church Max Churchill Dick Harvey

Misprint Notice for Delivery and Rates in Muscatine Journal

Readers urged to call Ricky for delivery issues and the circulation department at 263-2231. USPS deadlines show Monday through Friday, 5 pm to 4:40 pm, and weekends 3 to 4:30 pm. The Muscatine Journal is published daily except Saturdays and holidays, with Associated Press content and subscription rates listed, including carrier and motor delivery options and annual prices across regions.

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Former Decorah girl represents Iowa in Cherry Blossom Fest

Janet Lee Engebretson, daughter of Gary and (name) Engebretson of Fairfax Virginia, competes as Iowa’s entry in the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington. A George Mason University student, her father serves as executive assistant to Mary Louise Smith, RNC Chair, and her mother works on the First Lady’s staff.

Washington Iowa Decorah Janet Lee Engebretson Gary Engebretson Fairfax George Mason University Mary Louise Smith

Unusual Sioux City Car Fire Causes Man's Death

Dowayne Alvin Schulz, 44, of LeMars died from carbon monoxide poisoning, third degree burns, and acute alcoholism in a car fire in a Sioux City parking lot. His body was found in the back seat early Sunday with a book of matches nearby. Fire under investigation by Woodbury County Medical Examiner Thomas Corden.

Sioux City LeMars Woodbury County Thomas Corden Dowayne Alvin Schulz Schulz

Cabbie escapes locked trunk after weekend robbery

Des Moines police report Cecil Moore was locked in the taxi trunk Saturday night by two passengers who robbed him of $23. He freed himself after about 10 minutes and noted the robbers missed $400 hidden over the front seat.

Des Moines Cecil Moore Moore

Ice covers most of Mississippi River in Rock Island District

Ice conditions on Friday February 13 show 64 percent river coverage in the Rock Island District from below Lock and Dam 10 at Guttenberg Iowa to Lock and Dam 2 at Laverton Missouri. Locks 15 16 and 17 report 100 percent ice in pool with about 15 inches of channel ice tailwater open and no snow cover.

Mississippi River Rock Island Guttenberg Iowa Laverton Muscatine New Boston

Burglaries Probed At Wilton High School

Two burglaries are under investigation by the Muscatine County Sheriff's department. At Wilton High School two buildings were entered after 3 a.m. Sunday. Tools valued about 500 to 5600 were taken from the vocational agricultural building and the principal's office was ransacked. A Stockton Coop deputy spotted a man with a case of oil around 1:44 a.m. near the elevator, the thief fled but oil was recovered and several cases were found near an open door indicating plans to steal more.

Muscatine County Coop

West Liberty Magistrate court fines listed

West Liberty Magistrate court records show multiple speeding fines and other citations across several residents. Donna Kay Parry Atalissa, Clifford Hart Muscatine, Beverly J Weber Muscatine, Charles Meerdink Muscatine, Stephen Marshall West Liberty, Waylon Taylor Muscatine, Gerald L Smith Coralville, Herbert Lamp Durant, Bill Goodall Atalissa. Fine amounts range from 2 to 30 dollars for offenses including speeding improper passing excessive muffler noise illegal parking and excessive noise.

Tames Keele Donna Kay Parry Atalissa Clifford Hart Muscatine Beverly J. Weber Charles Meerdink Stephen Marshall West Liberty Waylon Taylor Gerald L. Smith Coralville Ilegal Herbert Lamp Durant Bill Goodall

Deeds Recorded: Brudtkauhl and Glick to Dennis Joint Tenants

Esther May Brudtkauhl transfers land in section 30 township 77 range 1 west to Richard Dennis and Sandrea Kay Glick as joint tenants by warranty deed. The property is described as land in section 30-77-1W.

Esther May Brudtkauhl Richard Dennis Sandrea Kay Glick

Fire alarms and small blaze hit Muscatine area

Firefighters were summoned to the HON Industries warehouse at 300 Oak Street twice Sunday due to a malfunctioning boiler triggering alarms. The second call reported a floor joist fire from a space heater causing minor damage. A Leo Coomer car fire at Sambo's Restaurant lot started by gasoline backfire. he put it out, minor wiring and paint damage reported.

Muscatine City HON Industries Oak St Leo Coomer Atalissa Coomer

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