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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1975

Page

1

Ford calls repeal of fair trade laws to save consumers

President Ford urged repealing fair trade laws as a path to saving about 2 billion dollars annually for consumers. He rejected creating a new federal consumer agency, arguing it would add costly bureaucracy while noting regulation adds to costs and stifles competition.

Washington UPI Ford Chamber of Commerce of the United States Federal Regulatory Commission Congress NRA Federal Agency For Consumer Advocacy

Ashley Names Mrs. Jon Coakley New Store Manager

Mrs. Jon Coakley of Washington is named manager of Ashley's store. She has served as assistant manager since December and the Coakleys now reside in rural Washington, having formerly lived in the Ainsworth community.

Jon Coakley Washington Ashley's Coakely Coakleys Ainsworth

Republicans to hold 99 town meetings for grass roots support

Republicans plan a nationwide series of town meetings in all 99 counties starting Monday night to drum up grassroots backing for a 1976 comeback. Legislation’s 64 Republican lawmakers will chair and attend, with questionnaires on land use, school financing, taxes, and other topics to guide the party platform.

Des Moines Washington Library Statehouse Senate House Ralph Brown Republican State Central Committee Polk County Linn County Brown

Decision near on Rock Island future

Iowa Commerce Commission Chairman Maurice Van Nostrand said a hearing decision would be announced today on whether Iowa and eight other states can participate in Rock Island Lines bankruptcy proceedings. The petition seeks May 1 hearing access to challenge statements, file briefs and participate in the case.

DES Moines UPI Iowa Commerce Commission Maurice van Nostrand Iowa Rock Island Lines Towa Rock Island U. S. District Court Chicago van Nostrand

Scouts Clean Parks in Washington County for Keep America Beautiful Day

Eighteen Club Scouts from Pack 242 Washington and leaders spent Saturday tidying six public parks Hayes Timber Sunset Park Fern Cliff Marr Park Brinton Timber and McKain s Access. They collected bags of litter while learning litter harms nature and public costs. Scouts named include Tony Kuntz Jeff Batterson Mike Sypherd Cleveland Wallerich Steve Kuntz Rick Wolfe Mike Shepherd Ray Miller Tony Hamilton Matt Hansen Robert Gier Todd Smothers Anthony Kern Eric Schoonover Mike Beenblossom Ted Beliel Clark Venzke Todd Maske. Scouters in charge were Dave Kuntz Dale Venzke Lloyd Beenblossom Jeannie Gier and Ron Armstrong.

Washington County Washington Hayes Timber Sunset Park Fern Cliff Marr Park Brinton Timber McKain Tony Kuntz Jeff Batterson Mike Sypherd Cleveland Wallerich Steve Kuntz Rick Wolfe Mike Shepherd Ray Miller Tony Hamilton Matt Hansen Robert Gier Todd Smothers Anthony Kern Eric Schoonover Mike Beenblossom Ted Beliel Clark Venzke Todd Maske Dave Kuntz Dale Venzke Lloyd Beenblossom Jeannie Gier Ron Armstrong

Winnebago planting project underway in Thompson Iowa

A large tree and shrub planting effort will cover Winnebago County. About 70,000 plants, 500 volunteers and conservationists participate to provide wildlife cover. The project costs 20,000 dollars with land donated by about 80 farmers and less than 10 acres of cropland taken out of production. Six workers will plant through June 30 in hillsides ponds parks and railroad-edge areas.

Thompson, Iowa UPI Winnebago County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Winnebago County Conservation Board

Veterans Affairs still funds Civil War widows and children

Washington. The VA spends nearly half a million annually to support 417 widows and children of Civil War veterans. There are 205 widows aged 60 to 118 and 212 disabled children. Last year’s outlay was 525,503 dollars, likely dropping below 500,000 this year as deaths reduce numbers.

Washington UPI Veterans Administration Walter Williams Houston Angela Davolos Moran Polanco Mexico Henry Moran Mary Miller Grove City Ohio Quincy Miller Lulu Lewis Ola Ark Phoebe Palmeter

Weekend Whirlwind for Washington County Sheriff

Sheriff Don Robertson and deputies with Johnson and Louisa County officers and a Wapello highway patrolman solved a busy weekend of thefts in the region. Juveniles dominated the suspects with one 18 year old, Cubby A Hood of Aurora Illinois, charged with larceny of a motor vehicle. A car theft ring in Johnson County was busted and two new Pontiacs recovered from Aurora Illinois.

The Evening Journal Washington Washington County Don Robertson Johnson Louisa County Wapello Johnson County Aurora Ill Cubby A. Hood

Bombs Fall as Big Mind Takes Office in Saigon

Warplanes bomb Saigon airport and heavy gunfire erupts near the presidential palace as Duong Van Minh assumes the presidency to seek ceasefire talks with the Viet Cong. Explosions at Tan Son Nhut and gunfire around the U.S. Embassy mark a turbulent shift amid reports of a coup or attack.

Saigon UPI Duong van Minh Tan Son Nhut U.S Fie Highway 1 Tran van Huong Independence Palace Paris National Assembly

Weekend Weather Forecast Bright And Warm

Mostly sunny this afternoon with a high in the low to mid 70s. Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Low tonight mid 40s. High Tuesday in the 60s. Southerly winds 15 to 25 mph this afternoon and southwest 15 to 30 mph tonight.

Make the Scene Green plans set for May 18 event

Final plans were made for this year's Make The Scene Green public service project by Iowa National Guard units including Washington's 134th Ambulance Company. The event at Izaak Walton League Camp seven miles south of Washington on Highway 1 will mobilize about 100 volunteers to build hiking trails wildlife preserves paint and repair facilities and construct picnic areas with meals provided and fuel for equipment funded. Participants may call 653-2271 for details.

Iowa National Guard Washington 134Th Ambulance Company Izaak Walton League Highway 1 National Guard Izaak Walton

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