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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1977

Page

1

Washington Junior High Spring Concert Set for April 25

The Washington Junior High Music Department will present its annual Spring Concert on Monday April 25 at 7 30 p m in the Washington Junior High Gymnasium. Performers include the 7th 8th and 9th grade choruses and Band Band Band A. Admission is free. A YWCA membership drive ended with an open house drawing 45 attendees. The drive netted 59 renewals and 14 new memberships bringing total to about 700. Donations totaling 380 were also received. Carol Hartig and Theresa Tam chaired the committee.

Washington Junior High YWCA The Pepsi Cola Carol Hartig Theresa Tam David Grace Bauer Washington County Bauers Washington County Board of Supervisors Harold Johnson Mr. Bauer Elmer Schneider Journal Photo

Break in at Coffee Car ends with two arrests

A 1:44 a.m. call led police to James Ward 19 and Jerry Groom 18 breaking into the Coffee Car on Washington Street. They face breaking and entering charges and await magistrate court, with merchandise valued over 20 dollars.

Washington Street James Ward Jerry Groom

Snow and storm warnings sweep central west to Appalachians

Snow fell in Wyoming and South Dakota while thunderstorms spread from the eastern Great Plains into the southern Appalachians and upper Great Lakes Monday night. Rains tapered early today and heavy snow warnings remained in the Black Hills of South Dakota with over an inch reported at Rawlins, Wyoming.

Central States Wyoming South Dakota Great Plains Appalachians Indiana Great Lakes Black Hills Rawlins Wyo

Mostly cloudy with showers and thundershowers

A weather forecast notes mostly cloudy skies with a chance of showers and thundershowers tonight and Wednesday. Tonight's low around the upper 50s and south winds near 10 mph. Wednesday's high in the upper 70s with a 40 percent rain chance.

Strike ends at McQuay Perfex after five week walkout

Local 159 of the International Molders and Allied Workers Union ratified a two year contract with McQuay Perfex Inc ending a five week strike at the Perfex Plant in Washington. The agreement provides a 22.7 percent average wage rise over two years plus enhanced benefits. 180 production workers will return to start the first shift Wednesday.

Evening Journal International Molders and Allied Workers Union McQuay-Perfex Inc Perfex Washington Willey

Heritage Agency offers senior tulip festival bus trip

Cedar Rapids plans a May 13 charter bus trip to the Pella Tulip Festival for people over 60. The all day itinerary includes the Royal Court presentation Parade of Provinces street scrubbing Dutch dancers and the Volks parade. Departure 8 30 a m from Lindale Plaza 8 45 a m from K Mart West. Return about 8 p m. Cost 10 includes reserved seat stage admission meals extra. Reserve by May 6 at 398 5559 or 1 800 332 5934.

Cedar Rapids Heritage Agency On Aging Laurely Easland HAA Lindale Plaza K-Mart

Jeff Schoonover Wins State Music Campship Award

Jeff Schoonover a Washington High junior from Iowa City has won a state music campship by the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs. He will attend Wartburg College in July for the Summer Piano Workshop and has nine years of piano study plus extensive involvement with school and church choirs. In 11th grade he remains accompanist for the Concert Choir and Chorus and recently earned 1976 All-State Choir selection. The estate of Chicago Cubs owner Philip K Wrigley valued at 60.3 million dollars was filed in Cook County Probate Court after his death last week.

Jeff Schoonover Ralph Schoonover Washington High School Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs Jeff Wartburg College Waverly Iowa City Sunrise Singers United Presbyterian Church Washington Dorian Decorah Chicago UPI Chicago Cubs Philip K. Wrigley Cook County Cubs Wrigley Chewing Gum Company

Carter seeks Congress support for energy plan with gas tax hike

President Carter begins courting lawmakers to back a sweeping energy package featuring a federal gasoline tax up to 50 cents per gallon between 1979 and 1988 and a goal to cut gasoline use by 10 percent by 1985. Critics call the plan harsh and politically risky while supporters praise its realism and urgency amid the fuel crisis.

Washington UPI Carter White House Congress John Anderson R-Ill Joe Waggoner Jr D-La Waggoner Anderson Morris Udall D-Ariz House Interior Committee

Senior citizens in Washington county rank activity aid top

Heritage Agency on Aging findings from March surveys of 240 Washington county seniors show activity and recreation as the top priority with 170 mentions, followed by prescription drug cost assistance with 151. Nationally, 1,157 mentions drug expense aid among 1,770 seniors across seven counties, guiding next year’s funding proposals.

Washington County Heritage Agency On Aging HAA Margaret Tuttle Russell Proffitt

Democrats resist school aid tie in Iowa budget row

In Des Moines the House Budget Committee blocked a bill to freeze the school aid formula at 74 percent as part of Gov. Ray's plan. An amendment on a 5 percent growth cap on district property valuations passed, but the measure failed to move out of committee and fellow Democrats adjourned amid tensions. If not fixed, the foundation level would rise to 75 percent next year.

Des Moines UPI House Budget Committee Robert D. Ray Ray Richard Welden Iowa Falls Andrew Varley Stuart Varley Donald Avenson D-Oelwein Avenson House Senate Iowa

57 city streets to be oiled this summer in plan

Washington City Council approved a 1977 street repair program allocating 40000 for oiling 57 blocks mainly in the north and southeast. Sealing work costs about 28000 with dust coating and future paving plans. A public hearing set for May 16 on contracted sections.

Marty Chebuhar Washington City Council Don Hanson

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