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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1975

Page

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Water outage planned on West Monroe Street area

Water service will be off Monday at 6:00 a.m. for about two hours from Avenue 6 west to Brighton road for repairs, said Marvin Glandon city water superintendent. In Sunset Park Washington vandals damaged two pavilions by removing wooden steps and piling benches and tables around the structures. A 134 Peospa girl in Dubuque, Iowa, was listed in fair condition after being shot by her 14-year-old brother with a salt-filled shotgun shell. no charges will be filed.

Monroe Street Avenue 6 Brighton Road Marvin Glandon City Water Glandon Sunset Park Washington Dubuque, Iowa UPI Mercy Medical Center Dubuque County Marie McGovern Ken Mike McGovern James Sawyer

Ford urges change in welfare program for reforms

President Ford called for major welfare reform citing abuses in the system. He said the current program should be junked or tightened, and ordered Vice President Rockefeller to lead public hearings this fall. Welfare rolls rose to a record high in April while growth slowed.

Washington UPI Ford Department of Health, Education and Welfare Nelson A. Rockefeller Public Broadcasting System

Viking Mars landings to cost about 1 billion dollars

Two Viking spacecraft are planned to launch from Cape Canaveral to Mars with a price tag near one billion dollars. The mission aims to test Martian soil, weather and seek signs of life, with first landings expected near Chryse around July 4, 1976.

Cape Canaveral, Fla UPI Mars N.H. Horowitz California Institute of Technology Viking Cape Canaveral Chryse United States Earth Red Gerald Soffen

Horseman keeps riding the way to live

Port Angeles retiree Bob Seney, a former Air Force master sergeant, travels cross country on horseback seeking to ride through all 48 states. He began in Sonoita Arizona and has already covered 22 states in eight years, averaging about 20 miles daily with two horses and camping wherever grass and shelter arise.

Sheilah Klafp America Bob Seney Port Angeles Wash Seney Washington Sonoita Ariz New Mexico Texas Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas Missouri Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Florida Coa Washington State U.S North Dakota

RAGBRAI riders push on across Iowa in sixth year

Bike group described as tired yet joyful as RAGBRAI III covers wind swept routes from Dublin to Mt. Pleasant. Washington locals, Kiwanis and 4H groups supply melons, beef sandwiches, corn and cookies while riders cheer the welcoming towns and compare the journey to ancient triumphs. Journalists John Karras and Donald Kaul appear amid the crowd as tents rise at Mt. Pleasant and riders brace for Ft. Madison.

Jim Owen Evening Journal Ragbrai Register Iowa Washington Mt. Pleasant Dublin Kiwanis A.m.ers Washington Fairgrounds Kiwanis Club Sigourney-Washington Sigourney 0.Z Kaul Threshers Ft. Madison

Van Nostrand cautions on gas shortage report’s Iowa risk

DES MOINES UPI One of Gov Ray energy advisors Maurice Van Nostrand chairman of the Iowa Commerce Commission said Iowa would not be worse off than last winter and that a crisis oriented Congress could divert Midwestern gas to the Northeast. He questioned a Ford advisor list placing Iowa among hardest hit states and urged wiser heads to protect pipeline integrity while noting only interruptible customers may face curtailment.

Des Moines UPI Robert D. Ray Presidential Economic and Energy Advisors Towa Maurice van Nostrand Iowa Commerce Commission Hawkeye van Nostrand Congress Northeast East Midwest White House William Greener Ford Iowa Maryland Missouri New Jersey New York North South Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia Greener Carolinas van Nostrad Northern Natural Gas Natural Gas Pipeline of America Michigan Wisconsin Middle West

Two Die in Fiery Riverside Highway Crash

Two people were killed and a third passenger in serious condition after a fiery crash on highway 22 near Riverside early today. The Riverside marshal Frank Commings drove one of the vehicles. both cars were destroyed. Names withheld while families are notified.

Ine Evening Journal Highway 22 Riverside Frank Commings Commings Washington County Hospital

Southeast scattered thundershowers and warm spell today

Weather bulletin notes scattered thundershowers in the southeast today with clearing to partly cloudy conditions through Sunday. Temperatures remain warm with highs in the upper 80s to 90s today and mid 60s to low 70s overnight. Sunday highs expected in the mid 80s to mid 90s.

Last Apollo astronauts return home from Hawaii voyage

The last three Apollo crew members Thomas Stafford Vance Brand and Donald Slayton arrived in Washington after recovering from nitrogen tetroxide exposure during their July splashdown They held a news conference met President Ford and will dine with Soviet officials and space leaders The astronauts who endured two weeks of recuperation in Hawaii were hospitalized for lung irritation and later flown home by commercial jetliner marking a historic mainland return

Washington UPI Apollo Thomas Stafford Vance Brand Donald “‘Deke Slayton White House Ford Space Agency Hawaii Stafford Honolulu Tripler Army Hospital Hawaiian Houston Johnson Space Center U.S NASA Colorado

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