National Commercial Swine Conference Plans Under Way
Final plans for the Second Annual National Commercial Swine Type Conference in Washington run September 20 and 21 at the Washington County Fairgrounds. The event adds a production boar sale and crossbred gilt classes with entries open until September 15, featuring Duroc, Hampshire, Yorkshire and Chester White boars born Feb or Mar 1974. A barbecue, a swine judging contest, and expanded exhibits accompany the conference with prizes and sale orders set by the judge. Marian Owens coordinates entries and brochures.
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Washington
Washington ‘County Fairgrounds
Corn Belt
Hampshires
Yorkshires
Chester
Christian Granzow Herd
Roland
Iowa
Marian Owens
Route
Columbus Junction
Washington Library Hosts Photo Show by Proudfit and Lipper
An August 17 opening at the Washington Public Library features a black and white photography exhibit with over 40 works by Donna Proudfit and Hal Lipper. Proudfit, ISU graduate, produced pieces in 1973–74, while Lipper, ISU journalism senior, shot photos from 1967–1973. The gallery display runs one week.
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Washington Public Library
Donna Proudfit
Hal Lipper
Proudfit
Iowa State University
Lipper
ISU
Washington
Change in credits system eyed by Washington Community Schools
Washington Community Schools board weighs cuts to graduation credits and revised released time rules while outlining budget plans for a near 32 million year. Proposals include 31 percent credits for grades 10 11 and 12 and five daily classes plus physical education with options for band chorus or library service. The board deferred some actions and set hearings for 1975-76 budget and school election plans.
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Washington Community Schools
Para
Burge Hammond
Richard Gipple
Hammond
Board of Education
Wayne's Oil & Tire
Washington
Direcwr
Larry Robison
Dorothy McCarthy
Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood
Tom English
A. J. Berdo
Cyprus Crisis Deepens as Turkish Drive Reaches Famagusta
Turkish General Staff says forces reached the suburbs of Famagusta on Cyprus east coast, seizing control of the island's northern portion along a 65 mile line called Atilla. Greek anger grows over U.S. inaction threatening to expel 4000 American troops in Greece. UN Security Council called to act as NATO allies meet in London.
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Unirey Rrese Nnerssasnine
Cyprus
Atilla
Greece
U.S
Istanbul
Famagusta
Turkey
Little Rock
Gaeta
Italy
Rome
Naples
Glafkos Clerides
Nicosia
Greek Cyprus
Athens
Clerides
Constantine Karamanlis
United Nations Security Council
Ford
Henry Isinger
America
NATO
London
Ford’s cost of living task force advances in House
The House Banking Committee quickly approved Ford’s cost of living task force bill on a 27 to 7 vote and sent it toward floor action. The measure recreates a nine member group of top Ford advisers and cabinet members plus a director to review the economy and wage and price trends with public hearings. It lacks coercive powers and is set to end June 30, 1976, with quarterly congressional reports.
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Washington
UPI
House Banking Committee
Ford
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Patman
Congress
Senate
Nixon
Secretary of Commerce
Washington earns AAA Pedestrian Safety Citation for 1973
Washington received the American Automobile Association Pedestrian Safety Citation for 1973, marking seven consecutive years without pedestrian fatalities. Dan McCarthy presented the plaque to Police Chief Jack Cherry, noting the city was among 934 eligible by population and had earned four prior AAA awards.
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Jack Cherry
Washington
Don McCarthy
Motor Club of
Iowa
Randy Tadlock
Journal
American Automobile Association
AAA
Dan McCarthy
Motor Club of Iowa
McCarthy
National Board of Judges
U. S
July good month at county hospital
Washington County Hospital showed a positive July with both the acute hospital and the long term care unit in the black and helping reduce the year’s deficit. The July report notes a net of 4815 at the acute hospital and 1033 in long term care, with an average of 30.5 patients daily, 151 admissions, and 23 births. The board approved classroom space for a Health Occupations program sponsored by Kirkwood Community College and a nurses aide class held Aug 5 through Aug 9. Also approved the purchase of two Goméo aspirators for hospital use.
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Washington County Hospital
Norman Jensen
Kirkwood Community College
Jensen
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