Editorials and Local Quirks From Washington Paper
A 1971 column recaps a humorous local scene in Coppock County where a sow and her eight piglets move into the orchard. The piece details the mother’s temperament, the piglets’ early clumsiness, and the daily routines as the brood settles, with light homely observations and a nod to small town life.
This Year's Windfall for Americans in Tax Cut Era
The Emory Times reports a Tax Foundation view that ending the income tax surcharge and raising personal exemptions reduce the work time needed to pay taxes to 2 hours 37 minutes per eight hour day, down from 2 hours 43 minutes, giving about six extra minutes of daily spending power.
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Anna Held
Jane Fonda
Elizabeth Montgomery
Lois Nettleton
Flip Wilson
Egypt
Nile
Food stamps aid grows but hunger still widespread
Washington report notes food stamp coverage rising from 36 million in 1970 to 9.3 million this year with free provision for the poorest families and projected reach to about 11 million in the 1972 fiscal year. The school lunch program has nearly doubled. federal outlays rise from under $1 billion in 1970 to $2.2 billion now, with Nixon budget aiming for $25 billion next year. Despite progress, 3 to 4 million needy children lack hot lunches and 12 million families remain outside food stamp coverage, says Sen. George McGovern.
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UPI
Phoenix to Mazatlan Easier Travel in Mexico Now
Travel writer Dr. Melvin Gingerich recounts a six part Mexico trip from Phoenix through Nogales to Mazatlan. He notes improved roads, a Mexican car insurance guidebook, diverse cactus scenery, border crossing ease, and stays in Guaymas Obregon and Culiacan with a birthday motel night and Master Charge acceptance.
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Reading the Mind in Bridge from Becker's Columns
In a five heart slam attempt South misreads East and West. West leads spades, East cashes AK then shifts to clubs. East's shift signals a missing ace of clubs, and South misplays by cashing trumps instead of testing East's psychology.
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Foot in the Door Defines Passenger Status on Buses
Court rules a person may gain the special status of passenger before boarding if readiness to ride and carrier’s readiness to accept coincide. A second man near closing door not yet a passenger cannot claim damages. Passengers lose status once discharged and become a pedestrian.
Last year's top ten fastest growing counties listed
The piece lists Mohave Arizona Vernon Louisiana Pitkins Colorado Campbell Wyoming Collier Fr Prince William Virginia Clark Nevada Sarpy Nebraska Charlotte Florida Clayton Georgia as the nation’s ten fastest growing counties last year. It then shifts tone to assorted anecdotes on fashion habits, TV quiz shows, a famed kiss record, retirement trends, vocal fatigue, diplomatic jokes, and balloon signals on New York state roads.
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Iowa House defers action on dynamite controls
The Iowa House on Tuesday deferred action on a bill to restrict the transportation sale and use of dynamite in the state. Rep Rollin Edelen R Estherville said the measure modeled after federal regs would empower authorities to control dynamite and curb illicit use.
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Richards guests in Sanders home
Keota March 29 Mr and Mrs Willis Richards of Washington visited Thursday night in the Boyd Sanders home. Mrs Hazel McCabe and James Elliott of Iowa City were Wednesday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Bill Deitweiler. After dinner Ruth Norris accompanied them to Wellman on business and Bill Deitweiler drove to Wellman and brought Ruth back home to Keota.
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Keota
Willis Richards
Washington
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Hazel McCabe
James Elliott
Iowa City
Lorene Ralston
Bill Deitweiler
Ruth Norris
Wellman
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George Stoutner
Harry Johnson
Elsie Hagist
Vera McDowell
Frank Dasher
Florida
Billie Shook
North Carolina
Bill Ross
Corena Morris
Jim
California
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Forrest’ Curtis
Colorado
Tucson
Ariz
Harold McConnell
Arthur Gorsh
Oxford
Ed Miller
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Walter Thies
A. R. Hawkins
Geneseo, Ill
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Debbie Conrad
Washington Town Press History Fragment Notice
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