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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1968
Page
5
A Washington caller recounts daily wrong number rings from The Princess seeking Sharon. The piece humorously contrasts irritation with empathy while detailing playful anecdotes about their conversations and the caller's imagined meeting.
Abigail Van Buren gathers reader questions on child adoption discipline parenting and a romance where a daughter awaits engagement. Advice urges secure reassurance for a adopted child and notes possible parental resistance from the suitor’s family as a factor in relationship outcomes.
Johnson administration presses economic pressure on steel firms to calm prices. Republic Steel and Armco rolled back some price boosts for military steel, while Bethlehem kept its 5 percent rise but pledged competitive pricing. A lunar eclipse follows the moon entering Earth's 900000 mile shadow.
Waco district residents will vote September 9 to elect two board members and a district treasurer. Nomination papers are due August 10–30. Expiring posts are Director District 4 held by Eugene Baker and At Large by Herbert Hult. Melvin Clark of Wayland named district treasurer, starting July 1, 1969. Regular August board session August 10 at 8 p.m.
Dale Dunbar paid a 25 dollar fine after being charged with disturbing the peace. He was apprehended by city police and appeared in the justice of the peace court.
National parks face crowding as private ownership rises, with experts predicting three year advance bookings by 1974 and widespread rationing of public recreation into the late 1970s. California data show Labor Day turnaways, while second homes surge toward one seventh of housing by 1970.
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