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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1966

Page

1

Steel firms raise sheet steel prices by $3 a ton

Major producers including US Steel and National Steel boost sheet steel prices effective Aug. 10, adding about 87 million dollars annually. Increases cover sheet and seconds by $2, affect autos, appliances. Armco says rise adds 28 cents to a fridge, $3 to a car.

Pittsburgh UPL US. Steel Corp United Steelworkers of America USW National Steel Pittsburgh Steel Inland Steel Co Chicago Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp Armco Steel Co Armco

State Senator Urges State Funding for Vocational Colleges

State Senator Richard L Stephens told the Wellman Rotary Club that Iowa should finance the new vocational colleges from state funds rather than rely on increased local property taxes. He noted first budgets show local taxes covering 75 percent or more of the costs, and urged using the state general fund to relieve taxpayers and align with funding of Ames Iowa City and Cedar Falls colleges.

Richard L. Stephens Wellman Rotary Club Vocational Colleges Iowa Stephens Ames Iowa City Cedar Falls

Iowa Weather Outlook With Scattered Showers

Weather forecast from United Press International for Iowa calls for clear to partly cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with widely scattered thundershowers. Warmer temperatures with lows near 60 tonight and highs around 80s to 90s or higher regionally. Saturday sees partly cloudy skies and scattered showers and thunderstorms, little temperature change expected.

United Press International Iowa

Dogs kill girl maul her playmate near Washington

A large search resumed at dawn for the last of three Great Danes after a girl was mauled and another boy injured in savage attacks near Washington. Two dogs were captured late Wednesday near the scene in Prince Georges County Maryland, with Sharon Sparks and James Barney the victims, the latter in poor condition but expected to recover.

Washington UPL Prince Georges County Sharon K. Sparks Charles Sparks James Barney Army Hugh Barny Parkland Barney

Public notices on highway and county projects

Notice of relocation service tied to improvements on highway 92. Minutes of Washington City Council meeting dated August. Notice of hearing on proposed improvements to highways 92 218 and 22 in Washington County. Notice of bids for heating system at Washington County Home.

Washington City Washington County

Rath to reopen Columbus Junction pork plant in August

The Rath Packing Company will resume operations at its Columbus Junction Iowa plant on August 15 after a temporary May 2 suspension due to hog shortages and weak demand. Production staff totaling about 150 will be notified of the reopening. A second shift is planned at the Waterloo headquarters plant around mid September to handle the fall hog run and rising pork demand.

Waterloo Rath Packing Company Columbus Junction Iowa Edward L. Conrad Rath Conrad

Washington School Board Meeting Sees Resignations and New Hire

The Washington Community board of education meets as two teachers resign and Lorraine Riley from Omaha is assigned to teach sixth grade at the Brighton center. Richard Textor proposes an ESEA remedial reading program awaiting state approval while a Title III NDEA social studies program gains up to 20 percent federal funding. New doors are approved for the Brighton building and a hard surfaced playground is installed. Bus drivers named include Gail Dickinson Maurice Meyer Hubert Redlinger Alvin Shebeck Walter Sojka Max Donaldson Alex Gevock Jane Whitaker Henry Lanning and Lloyd Reighard. Registration for the district August 29 and first full day August 30 is announced.

Washington Community Board of Education ESEA Richard Textor James Houman Houstman Lincoln School Lorraine Riley Omaha Brighton Center Gail Dickinson Maurice Meyer Hubert Redlinger Alvin Shebeck Walter Sojka Max Donaldson Alex Gevock Jane Whittaker Henry Lanning Lloyd Reighard Kelly Schlapkohl Washington

Iowa City motel robbery tale ruled a hoax

Johnson County Attorney said Thomas Henry 24 of Coralville was arrested in a $1007 robbery at the Holiday Inn Motel Iowa City. The claim of a gunman and a returning partial amount was declared untrue with all money recovered and Henry jailed awaiting court.

Iowa City Iowa UPL Johnson County Thomas Henry Holiday Inn Robert W. Jannsen Jannsen Henry Coralville Jansen Powell

Iowa Governor argues $80 million general fund balance negates tax cut

Gov. Aarold E. Hughes said Iowa will end the current biennium with about an $8 million general fund balance, ruling out any tax refund now. He argued the windfall funds should fund education mental health industrial promotion and capital improvements, not a refund.

Des Moines UPI Aarold E. Hughes Iowa Treasury Hughes Marvin R. Selden Jr GOP Selden Midwest

Hearing at Hills Plans highway work in 1967

Public hearing set for August 11 in Hills to discuss four road projects including a US 218 bypass of Iowa City and relocations on US 218 Iowa 92 and Iowa 22 totaling about 39 miles. Projects valued at 13.675 million dollars start south of Ainsworth, extend to Interstate 80 west of Iowa City, and include four-lane sections with a 50 foot median.

Ames Johnson Washington U. S. 218 Iowa 92 Iowa 22 Hills Iowa State Highway Commission Catholic Church Iowa City Commission Ainsworth Towa City

Lost platoon in Drang Valley epic stand in Vietnam war

In the Drang River Valley, nine U.S. Army troopers survived a brutal fight by pretending to be dead as others fell. The battle, part of Operation Paul Revere, saw air cavalry and infantry clash with Hanoi regulars as air power pounded targets along the DMZ and the coast. Casualties for the week and overall totals are reported for Americans, Vietnamese, and allies.

Saigon VPS U.S 1St Air 1 Cavalry Drang River Valley 1St Air Cavalry Hanoi 25Th Demilitarized Zone Dmz North South Viet Nam South Viet North Viet Nam Ta Drang Panhandle Guam BS2 Australia South Korea New Zealand

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