Washington man Tom Carson 71 dies Saturday in Iowa
William Thomas Carson 71 of 902 South 4th Avenue Washington died Saturday morning Aug 6 1977 at Washington County Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral Monday at 2 pm Jones Funeral Home with Rev J Roland Crandall officiating. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Memorials to United Methodist Church. Carson born July 13 1906 in Chicago son of William T and Elva Broad Carson. Lived in Washington 60 years, member of Masonic bodies, United Methodist Church, plumber by trade with Carson's Plumbing and Heating, past president Southeast Iowa Plumbers Association. Survived by his wife Lucille and children William D. Carson John R. Carson Mary Meeks Christine Carson two grandchildren and sister Helen Smart. Preceded by sister Julia and brother Bob.
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South 4Th Avenue
Washington
Washington County Hospital
Jones Funeral
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Elm Grove
United Methodist Church
Carson
Chicago
Ill
William T
Elva Broad Carson
Lucille Jacobson
Gilbert
A.F. and
A.M. Cyrus
Zeredatha Council
Bethlehem Commandery
Kaaba Shrine
Brenneman dies at 79 in Joetown Iowa
Edward J. Brenneman 79 of Joetown died Sunday August 7 1977 at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after two weeks as a patient. Funeral services Tuesday at 10 30 a m at Lower Deer Creek Mennonite Church with Rev Dean Swartzendruber and Rev Robert Yoder officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Survivors include two sons Harold and Lynn Brenneman nine grandchildren four great grandchildren and a brother Erlis Brenneman. Burial details and memorial fund noted.
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Edward J. Brenneman
Joetown
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Lower Deer Creek Mennonite Church
Dean Swartzendruber
Robert K. Yoder
Church
Powell
Pleasantview
Kalona
Brenneman
Iowa County
Abraham
Sarah Otto Brenneman
White Hall
Fanny Hochstetler
Johnson County
Lower Deer Creek
Sorghum May Gain Popularity in Iowa Says ISU Officials
Ames Iowa United Press International reports that sorghum could rise in popularity in Iowa due to its drought and heat tolerance. ISU officials note sorghum as the camel crop and a key feed grain in southern and western states.
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Iowa
UPI
Hawkeye
Iowa State University
ISU
Sentences Decreed In Washington County Court
Judge Ira Morrison handed down several sentences in Washington County District Court. James A. Henderson and Donald L. Kerr received identical deferred judgments with one year probation for first OMVUI offenses. James L. Goodlander got a suspended 60 day jail term for marijuana possession plus one year probation. Elmer J. Wilkens received a four month suspended sentence on one OMVAI count and was to be sent to Mount Pleasant Mental Health Institute before sentencing on the second. Adrian Angelsburg pled guilty to larceny over twenty dollars with sentencing set for August 26. Wendell R. Warner pled not guilty to resisting a police officer and waived a speedy trial.
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Evening Journal
Ira Morrison
Washington County
James A. Henderson
Keota
Donald L. Kerr
Sigourney
James L. Goodlander
Wayland
Elmer J. Wilkens
Washington
Mount Pleasant Mental Health Institute
Adrian Angelsburg
Riverside
Wendell R. Warner
Grain and livestock market roundup across Chicago Des Moines Joliet
Markets report grain futures with Wheat Corn and Soybeans moving within ranges in Chicago and Des Moines. Livestock trade steady to higher in Des Moines and Joliet with cattle and hog prices and estimated receipts provided for Friday and weekend totals.
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Des Moines
UPI
Joliet, Ill
Mt Usu erupts belching ash and fire across Hokkaido
Mt Usu in Hokkaido erupted Sunday sending a 39 000 foot ash column and baseball sized rocks. An All Nippon Airways jetliner had its cockpit window cracked by a rock and returned to Chitose. Over 11 million in crop losses were estimated as ash fell on corn and beans. Authorities evacuated 27 000 residents and tourists but half returned home as tremors continued.
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UPI
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Mt. Usu
Hokkaido
Japanese Meteorological Agency
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Usu
Muroran
Date
Noboribetsu
All Nippon Airways
Chitose
Sapporo
FTC probes credit discrimination in loans and cards
Washington February 6 1982 UPI FTC chair Elizabeth Dole says there is growing public record evidence casting serious doubts on industry compliance with anti discrimination laws. The FTC opens two investigations into whether women minorities and the elderly face unfair treatment in loan and credit card applications.
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Washington
UPI
Elizabeth Dole
Federal Trade Commission
Amouzegar Named Premier To Succeed Hoveyda In Iran
Jamshid Amouzegar was named by Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi as premier to replace Amir Abbas Hoveyda who resigned at the shahs request. Amouzegar, Iran chief oil negotiator, will present his government to Parliament where observers expect an easy confidence vote.
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Iran
UPI
Jamshid Amouzegar
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Amir Abbas Hoveyda
Amouzegar
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