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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1975

Page

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Washington Hustlers win top herdsmanship at county fair

Washington Hustlers 4-H Club topped the Washington County Fair herdsmanship awards for 1975 with Crooked Creek Cyclones and Jackson Boys 4-H clubs taking second and third in livestock across three or more divisions. Premiums of sixty dollars were given by the Washington County Farm Bureau and Farm Bureau Insurance to top clubs.

Washington County Fair Washington Hustlers Crooked Creek Cyclones Jackson Boys Washington County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Insurance Company American Girls Dale Caldwell Farm Bureau Insurance Service FFA Caldwell

FBI takes over Hoffa disappearance search in Detroit

The FBI assumed jurisdiction after extortion notes tied to James Hoffa’s disappearance, replacing a two man local detective bureau. Hoffa was last seen outside a Bloomfield Township restaurant meeting three men, with possible links to Anthony Giacalone Leonard Schultz and Anthony Provenzano.

Detroit UPI FBI Teamsters James Hoffa Hoffa Clarence Kelley Washington Barbara Crancer Kelley Bloomfield Township Pontiac Anthony Tony Jack” Giacalone Leonard Schultz

Hotline proposed to curb grain price claims tied to Soviet sales

Washington officials unveiled a nationwide toll free hotline for consumers to report alleged trumped up links between Soviet grain purchases and higher U S food prices. ACA leaders said 10 million tons of grain sold to the Soviets could rise, supporting farmers and consumers, while opponents argued public criticism could push prices up. Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz criticized charges that grain sales would raise food costs.

Washington UPI Agricultural Council of America Baxter Freese Weliman, Iown ACA Freese Don Woodward Pendleton, Ore National Association of Wheat Growers Earl Butz

4-H exchangees arrive in county from Pennsylvania

Ten 4-H youths and two chaperones from Indiana County Pennsylvania arrived at the County Extension Office and will stay with Washington county 4-H families for a week. They will help at sweet corn picking at Robert Johnson farm and serve Des Moines Bike Riders at the fairgrounds. Washington FFA invites them to a watermelon feed at Marr park.

Pennsylvania Washington County Indiana County Robert Johnson Farm Des Moines Fairgrounds Washington

Ford wraps European tour and heads home from Belgrade

President Ford completed a 10 day five nation European tour visiting Bonn Prague Helsinki Bucharest and Belgrade. He urged moderation and flexibility in Middle East talks and said he would press for progress on economic and military ties with Yugoslavia as Tito praised U.S. openness and cordial cooperation.

Belgrade UPI Ford Washington Middle East Bonn Prague Helsinki Bucharest U.S Takeo Miki Josip Broz Tito Mideast Cyprus Tito White House Israel Danube Presidential United States Henry A. Kissinger Kissinger United Nations Europe Yugoslavia Moscow

Heat wave grips the East as storms form and hydrants flow

Increasing cloudiness and thundershowers ease heat in the East where millions suffered. In New York and Washington Baltimore areas water pressure fears rise as hydrants spill tap water. Across the Midwest cooler weather arrives while Iowa urges more rain to avert crop damage. Florida Panhandle Civil Defense worries floodwaters menaced homes as relief efforts continue.

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Weather Outlook Partly Cloudy With Showers Possible

Partly cloudy weather continues through Tuesday with widely scattered thundershowers possible. Low tonight mid to upper 60s, high Tuesday mid 80s to low 90s. Southeast winds 10 to 15 mph veer to northeasterly tonight. Rain chances 20 percent through Tuesday.

Attorney Kunstler jailed in Joan Little trial

In Raleigh North Carolina UPI reports attorney William Kunstler was found in contempt of court and jailed for two hours after a heated exchange with Judge Hamilton H Hobgood during the Joan Little murder trial. He was removed to Wake County jail and later returned.

Raleigh, N.C UPI William Kunstler Superior Court Joan Little Hamilton H. Hobgood Kunstler Wake County Jerry Paul Miss Little Clarence Alligood

El Teatro Chicano captures a bilingual street theatre movement

Corinne Stanley portrays a vivid experience with El Teatro Chicano at a San Antonio retreat. The actos mix Spanish English and Spanglish, advancing political themes to raise Chicano consciousness while portraying cultural roots, oppression, and hope.

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