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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1973

Page

4

No Laugh'n Matter: Absenteeism and School Incentives

Gloria Pitzer critiques pay for attendance and other incentives in schools, warning they may foster apathy and erode responsibility. She questions tying final exams to attendance and warns against diluting education with cash or extra rewards. Distributed by Columbia Features, Inc.

Gloria Pitzer Citizens Federal Savings Paratroops Citizen Advisory Board Columbia Features, Inc

FFA Banquet Highlights Honorees at Keota School

Keota April 2 banquet drew over 150 attendees with Keith Kirkpatrick of WHO as guest speaker. Randy Richardson earned Star Chapter Farm Award. others received Star Green Hand, DeKalb Award, and various Proficiency and Leadership honors. Honorary degrees went to Paul Greiner and Mrs. Clara Kent.

Paul Sievert Keota George Bond Joseph's Cafe Sigourney Mattie Collett Richland F.F.A Keith Kirkpatrick WHO Star Chapter Randy Richardson Kevin Luers DeKalb Joe Sieren Jim Lutz Dave Anderson Dan Shirkey Ron Kurtz Randy Hammes Scott Bennett Pete Temple Jeff Temple Robbie Brenneman Mike Knorr Steve Hahn Charles Flading J.P. Adrian John Mayer Paul Greiner Clara Kent Tadlock Inc Keota Farmers Imp. Co Washington, Wade and Co., Inc

Twinams Return from Illinois Visit and Local Notes

Local column recounts Merle Twinam hosting trip with grandson visits and family news. Jim Rebling, Waco senior, observed Dr. Duane Gipple’s business. Charlie and Mark Peterson referenced. Denver trip delayed by snow forecasts. residents attend a fifth grade program in the school gym. Community clubs host luncheons and scrapbooking activities for hospital care projects.

Marian Waters Crawfordsville Jim Rebling Waco Duane Gipple Merle Twinam Ill Charlie Mark Peterson Glen Peterson Denver Colo Ardith Ingmanson Vistor Kansas Bill Herrick Canada Africa Bill Good Shepherd United Methodist Church Elkhart Ind Ruth Erwin Square Circle Club Sam Erwin Olds Mary Benson Winfield Sandy Wells Robbie Wells Washington Hospital Maria Brookhart

Stray bullet blamed for Cincinnati gas explosion

Fire Chief Bert Lugannani said a 32 caliber bullet found in a gas meter in the basement likely triggered the blast that leveled a three story building in Over The Rhine. The Saturday night explosion killed seven people and occurred while shots were fired during a gun sale test.

Cincinnati UPI Bert Lugannani Lugannani Over-The-Rhine

On the Record: New Car and Truck Assignments Listed

The record lists car and truck allocations including Maynard or Emma Marner with Chevrolet Truck D. Gaylen or Dorothy Jarrard. Ford Truck Clifford Allan Small. Chevrolet Marvin Francis Gent. Chevrolet Truck John C. or Louise McDowell. Ford David D. or Patricia Owens. Ford Truck Carl A. Prybil Jr.. Buick is mentioned without further names.

Property Transfers Recorded in Washington Area

A list of real estate conveyances includes Otto K Michels to John F Killian Jr for parts of Section 2 and Grace Hulse to Joseph E Wood among multiple lot transfers in Nicol Addition Riverside and Brighton areas. Further deeds cover Beulah Tallman to Melosh Havel Lots 7 6 and 9 in Nicol, McCurdy Associates to Pete Lowe, Lyne to Mealey additions, Howard A Bohn to James B Carolan, Michael Chapman to John Alexander, Ethel May Carroll to Donald Foss, and Lester B Krabill to Wayland Carpenter Shop Inc detailing specific blocks and lots in Washington city subdivisions.

Otto K. Michels John F. Killian Jr Grace Hulse Joseph E. Wood Beulah M. Tallman Melosh Havel Nicol Riverside McCurdy and Associates, Inc Pete Lowe Brighton McCurdy and Associates, Inc Pete Lyne Mealey Howard A. Bohn James B. Carolan Woodlawn Washington Michael Chapman John Alexander Ike S.E. Corner Ethel May Carroll Donald S. Foss JH Wilson Lester B. Krabill Wayland Carpenter Shop, Inc Graber

Cattlemen Open Membership Drive in Washington County

Washington County Cattlemen's Association launches its 1973 membership drive after a state level merger with the Iowa Cattle Feeders. Directors from Crawfordsville to Ainsworth invite beef producers and others to join regular or associate memberships at 15 dollars to receive full publications and services. The group plans barbecue beef at the county fair and voted 25 dollars to support Meat-O-Rama costs with local women contributing recipes and dishes.

Washington County Cattlemen's Association Washington County Beef Producers Cattlemen's Association Iowa Jack Erwin Crawfordsville Jim Ledger Bruce Campbell Washington Ron Bowser Jerry Greiner Jim Waterhouse West Chester Myron Krotz Riverside Wayne Jonnson Wellman Carroll Loeffler Brighton Gary Windus Ainsworth Washington County Roger Schuerman Rhua Davison David Bell

Maryland lawmaker faces eight count drug indictment

James A. Turk Scott Jr., a 37 year old Maryland House of Delegates member and Baltimore broker, was arrested after a sealed eight count indictment charging conspiracy to distribute heroin and arranging to smuggle 18 kilograms of heroin from New York to Baltimore. The case names seven co conspirators and cites possession and interstate travel to facilitate drug traffic.

Baltimore UPI Maryland General Assembly State House Annapolis James A. “Turk” Scott Jr Maryland House of Delegates Scott Charles Sedgwick New York

Eddie Jones Honored in Wellman Sunday Reception

Wellman businessman and civic leader Eddie Jones will be honored Sunday April 8 from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Wellman Municipal Building council chambers. Local groups sponsor the event open to the public as mayor declares April 8 Eddie Jones Day. Jones has served Wellman for over 50 years as an insurance agent and community volunteer.

Wellman E.C Eddie) Jones Wellman Municipal Jones Texas Eddie Duane Tadlock Eddie Jones

Pythian Sisters Meet in Keota with April Instructor

The Pythian Sisters gathered at Mrs. Tressie Schreckengast’s Keota home on Tuesday. Due to Hazel Hicks’s injury refreshments were served. instructor Margaret Bailey of Salem will attend the April 2 meeting.

Paul Sievert Keota Tressie Schreckengast Hazel Hicks Schreckengast Margaret Bailey Salem Iowa

Democrats Move Toward Price Controls Over Nixon Veto Threat

Democrats in Congress push for tough price controls including rollbacks to March 16 levels and a freeze until Nixon crafts a new inflation plan. The House Banking Committee leans toward approval of Patman’s bill despite Nixon’s opposition, while the Senate lags with limited reform. Treasury Secretary Shultz warns a veto could follow if Congress tampered with Phase II.

Washington Congress Nixon Len Edmund Muskie Juskie House Banking Committee Wright Patman Senate Treasury George P. Shultz Administration Shultz Patman

Iowa bill seeks tighter control on methaqualone

DES MOINES Iowa IDPA reports a new Iowa Legislature bill to place stricter controls on methaqualone a sleep inducing drug described as popular on campuses and in ghettos The measure would add methaqualone to schedule three controlled substances Representative William Monroe a Burlington pharmacist introduced the bill after learning of methaqualone abuse during a three day drug abuse conference and from the Mid Iowa Drug Abuse Council nine county area concerns about youth experimentation.

Des Moines IDPA Iowa L.S.D Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs William Monroe Burlington Monroe Mid Iowa Drug Abuse Council

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