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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1973

Page

2

Progress in pediatric cancer treatment shown by researchers

Pediatricians reported progress in fighting the leading childhood cancer. A panel from St Jude's and other researchers told the American Cancer Society seminar that acute lymphocytic leukemia Hodgkin's disease and Wilms' tumor show meaningful long term survival with combined drug and radiation therapies. Five year survival for ALL reaches 51 percent with potential indefinite remissions for about half. Hodgkin's disease shows high long-term remission after treatment with drugs and radiation, with 53 of 55 patients entering complete remission for up to 58 months. Wilms' tumor also responds spectacularly to chemotherapy.

Nogales, Ariz UPI St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Memphis Tenn American Cancer Society Science Writers Joseph V. Simone Memphis Hospital Kirby Smith Hodgkin's James A. Wolff Columbia University Wilms

Ray would end tax on Iowa livestock

Iowa Governor Robert Ray proposed eliminating all personal property taxes on livestock, shifting the loss to the state general fund. The plan targets beef cattle, hogs, and horses, promising rural tax relief while urging broader welfare and school funding reforms.

Des Moines Iowa Robert Ray Washington County Ray

Richard Oyer Named Regional Director of ICTM Region 9

Richard Oyer a Mid-Prairie Junior High School math teacher and administrative assistant has been elected to a two year term as Regional Director of the Iowa Council of Teachers of Mathematics He will serve as Director of Region 9 covering southeast Iowa counties including Davis Des Moines Henry Jefferson Keokuk Lee Louisa Muscatine Scott Van Buren Wapello and Washington ICTM aims to improve math education provide a forum for viewpoints encourage cooperative experimentation and aid via meetings bulletins and research.

Richard Oyer Mid - Prairie Iowa Council of Teachers of Mathematics Wer Iowa Davis Des Moines Henry Jefferson Keokuk, Lee Louisa Muscatine Scott van Buren Wapello Washington ICTM

Mid-Prairie Students Show Science Projects at Fair

Six Mid-Prairie students displayed science projects at the Eastern Iowa Science Fair in Cedar Rapids. Mike Yoder won second in biology with a $50 award and earned a USAF certificate. Warren Yoder received a $10 University of Iowa scholarship and honorable mention. Steve Wright earned honorable mention and John Kallaus received a USAF special award.

Wellman Mid - Prairie Cedar Rapids Greg Mangold Steve Wright Warren Yoder John Kallaus Bob Stagner Mike Yoder Mike United States Air Force University of Iowa

Speeding Fines Levied in Justice Court

Three motorists were fined for speeding in justice of the peace court. David Lee Farrell of Washington paid 11 dollars, Martin H. Brophy of Columbus Junction 20 dollars, and Leonard P. Tobin of Ainsworth 16 dollars. Larry Lee Laws of Washington also paid 10 dollars for operating a motorcycle without a valid license.

Justice of the Peace Court David Lee Farrell Washington Martin H. Brophy Columbus Junction Leonard P. Tobin Ainsworth Larry Lee Laws

Merry Mixers and War Auxiliary Coffee Gatherings

The Merry Mixers Club met with ten members and three guests to share a roll call and donate 2 dollars each to Red Cross and Cancer Fund. Mrs. Everett Burham hosted World War I Auxiliary Coffee with seventeen members and two guests, sewing contests and Easter favors for nursing homes.

Earl Guengerich Keith Yoder Larry Widmer Ferne Carr Red Cross Cancer Fund Ted Kiesey Lily Yoder Everett Burham D.L. Rohrer Elsie Davidson Wes Ramsey Grace Stone Ethel Davis Marshalltown Soldiers Hospital

Ecology topic for DAR meeting in Washington journal

Daughters of the American Revolution discussed ecology at their April meeting led by Mrs. Charles Hotle. She cited optimistic reports on environmental progress in California Chicago and Japan while noting ongoing needs in wildlife lumber oil soil and water conservation. Mrs. Robert Kurtz presided with remarks on the state convention and plans for a May breakfast on May 2 with Mrs. Clarence Logan.

Charles Hotle Daughters of the ‘American Revolution Edgar Stewart Hotle California Chicago Japan Denver Detroit Robert Kurtz Walter Bauer Hazel Bawer Kurtz Stephen Wiggers Clarence Logan

Plan four adult education classes at MP Wellman

MP Plan four adult education classes this spring taught by Gilbert Christianson tennis James Dawson golf Hugh Dilinger upholstering and Linda Geyer slim n trim. Registration 7 p m Monday April 9 in the high school student center. Eight week courses with $10 per class and possible supply fees. For information call SS Statler at 646 6081 or to pre register contact instructors.

SS. Statler

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