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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1971
Page
4
Editorial notes in Washington LA Evening Journal praise driver education coverage, citing Iowa data on 15 to 21 year olds training in 1969 70 and 52 298 participants. It highlights the role of local dealer loaned cars for on road instruction and urges patience with tax changes as lawmakers draft new plans.
The editorial lauds Rev. Walter E. Fauntroy’s election to Congress as a meaningful step for Washington residents. It notes the district still lacks full representation, with a nonvoting delegate in committee only, and calls for full credentials and floor voting rights for the DC delegate.
Jane Roberts hosted the Pepper-Ettes 4 H club with seven members and leaders. A bake sale was planned for May 1 at Ainsworth Hardware to fund the treasury. Easter egg hunts drew about 130 children, sponsored by the Lions Club, and numerous local families hosted Easter dinners and visits across the area.
A New England Journal of Medicine article reports TB cases misdiagnosed as influenza or viral infections in a New York family. A teenage girl collapsed. advanced TB was diagnosed late, died two months later. Despite ten year drop in deaths, thousands still die annually and proper tests and treatments are essential.
Mike Suter calls from Okinawa Japan to share first lieutenant stripe news with parents in Crawfordsville. Army updates include Camp Fugi training, and multiple community notices such as church guilds, visits, and a tractor fire loss on the Lyle Triska farm.
A jumble of short bits covers rapid aging claims under bright light, gender quirks about habits and attire, weather lore for gardeners, a quiz on marijuana and cuts of meat, fashion notes on turbans and purses, and a bank rule permitting pantsuits for women and kilts for men at the Second National Bank of Richmond.
South opens West leads heart king. Declarer and defenders face a probability based decision on heart signals. The defender should play a low heart at trick two to maximize chances of defeating the contract, given East likely holds the queen over a second low heart.
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