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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1966
Page
1
KLAMATH FALLS Ore. At a board meeting PSC President Branford Millar urged 4 000 additional parking spaces. He warned current need is one stall per three of PSC 10 000 students and the master plan envisions growth to 20 000 students.
Sterling resident D D Hall rode through storm damage and found a yard full of hailstones at the Lou Wikley farm. He picked up a hailstone as large as a baseball and declared it as such, confirming the surprising size of the meteorological souvenir.
Joe Topolinski 74, supervisor of Boyne Valley Township, could deduct 2500 from his farm's taxable assessed value but says he will not. He plans to run for re election and will pay taxes while able. He was born and plans to leave the community unchanged. In Florida, lime juice replaces orange juice at a cabinet meeting as Conner promotes Florida limes.
AP reports Washington's elite dogs travel widely with officials and diplomats. Names include Him Johnsons's beagle, Bruno at the Portuguese Embassy, Princess at the Spanish Embassy, Pedo, Tristan, Brumus Kennedys Newfoundlander, and anecdotes of their travels, habits, and etiquette.
In New York City the Chelsea pumping station, rebuilt at a cost of 3 million dollars, unexpectedly brings rain when activated. From 1950s droughts to near flood risk, the plant’s revived operation keeps reservoirs around 88 percent full, defying seasonal norms as spring rains continue.
Tony Schrader, 17, disabled by polio since first grade, will graduate Sigourney High in a wheelchair. He studies with a private tutor, attends classes part time, and volunteers at his parents motel. He plans college at William Penn in Oskaloosa and attends the Iowa Republican convention as a junior delegate. He believes Nixon could unite the GOP and forecasts Romney for 1968 nomination.
Residents of Mackinac Island will gain a new banking option after July 1 as First National Bank of St. Ignace opens a branch. Cars are forbidden on the island, with horses as the main transport. The bank will offer two lumps of sugar to every horse bringing a new customer on opening day.
James Moss aged 3 was released from a Cincinnati hospital after doctors removed a swallowed Batman pin. Hospital officials said he had a throat scratch and bled briefly.
A family feature profiles fathers who grill outdoors weekly. Bill Wentzel at 918 Leroy St and John Duncan at 1017 Orchard Ave flash grills for kids Kiel Scott Debra and others. Gary Weber at 93 Geneva Drive and Rich Severson at 118 Robin Rd also host backyard barbecues showing skilled outdoor cooking and lively family scenes.
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