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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1971

Page

1

Washington City Council redraws ward boundaries for equal population

In a regular meeting the council passed an ordinance to redraw ward lines, aiming for equal population across four wards. Studies by city officials showed Ward 3 houses more residents, prompting revised boundaries north of Jefferson Street and east of Iowa Avenue. The council also abolished state nominating ballots for elections, moving to individual candidate filings in alphabetical order, deeming the new method more modern.

Washington City Council John Owen Lloyd Robertson Jim Reschley Ralph Martin Second Ward Iowa Avenue Corporation Washington Street Washington St Ate Ave Jeff. St Third Ward Third Avenue Fourth Ward Jefferson Street West Corporation Iowa

Warning on transient work crews in Washington County

Washington County sheriffs warn residents to beware of strangers offering home or farm work. A farmer lost 350 dollars to a transient group that claimed to re wire lightning rods on a new building. The scam started at 1000 dollars, then dropped to cost, then vanished after the man delayed at the bank. Residents urged to demand references and use local, known merchants and servicemen.

Washington County

Little change expected in food prices after Nixon freeze

Washington based government economists say average retail food prices likely won’t be greatly affected by President Nixon’s price freeze order. They note a near summer seasonal high and a normal seasonal decline in coming months. Some fear extended freezes could require adjustments to handle seasonal price changes and demand patterns.

Washington UPI Nixon River Agriculture Department Nixon Lund

Orientation Aug 19 at junior high here

The Junior High Orientation program will be held Thursday August 19 at the school at 2:30 p.m. for seventh graders and new students. Home room assignments student schedules information and student regulations will be presented. Tours will be provided by Student Council members.

Washington Municipal Band concert in Central Park Wednesday

The Washington Municipal Band will perform eight o’clock selections in Central Park on Wednesday evening August 18. The program includes God Bless America The Grand Marshal High Barbary Theme from Gunsmoke Rifle Rangers March Kentucky Babe Cab Driver Hopak Major Boogaloo March Alley Cat Stormy Rhythm Barbecue Sacred Head Now Wounded Billboard March and Star Spangled Banner.

Washington Municipal Central Park Kentucky Sacred Head

Teen Suffered Severe Electrical Burns On Job Site

Steve Adams 18 son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Adams Richland suffered severe electrical burns on his hands and foot while working for Town Culverts Builders on White Pidgeon Road near North English. A dragline struck a power line as he reached to trip the bucket. he had no pulse and was revived by Clyde Rugg and rushed to University Hospital where he remained in burn unit awaiting surgery with his brother Bob at his side.

Steve Adams Elmer Bud) Adams Richland Town Culverts Adams White Pidgeon Road North English Clyde Rugg Ottumwa University Hospital Town City Bob

Driver Education Permit Reminder For Students

All students taking driver education this school year must obtain driving permits. First semester participants order permits before school starts. driving with an instructor without a permit is not allowed. Those earning licenses first will be scheduled for first semester driver education. Washington Evening Journal.

Nixon Urges Congress Backing for New Economic Plan

Nixon meets Democratic and Republican leaders to press fast support for his tax changes wage price controls and import tax. Mills Mansfield Albert Scott abroad. Labor leaders oppose the program amid mixed market activity as NYSE opens volatile trading and European markets stay closed.

Washington UPI Nixon U.S

Nixon plans Western tour with speeches across states

President Nixon will fly to Dallas for a New York speech at a Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting and continue to California Illinois Idaho Wyoming and Texas. He will address a Knights of Columbus dinner at the Waldorf Astoria in New York and then visit Springfield Illinois for a Lincoln home dedication before Idaho Falls Idaho and a Grand Teton outing. A Thursday stop includes Jackson Lake before a broader Western tour.

Washington UPI Dallas Nixon New York City Veterans of White House California Illinois San Clemente Idaho Wyoming Texas Knights of Columbus Waldorf Astoria New York Springfield Ill Idaho Falls Grand Teton National Park Jackson Lake

Iowa State economists warn of storage and transport strains on record corn crop

Iowa State University economists warn that a 1.1 billion bushel corn harvest may face handling storage and transportation bottlenecks. They urge pre harvest planning with elevators, noting drying receiving and on farm storage capacity could be challenged, though rail car shortages seen in 1969 should ease this year.

Ames UPI Iowa State University Iowa U.S. Department of Agriculture Bob Wisner Ele Wisner Phillip Baumel

Mamie Eisenhower to be honored at 75th birthday banquet

Washington UPI reports a Diamond Jubilee banquet planned for Mamie Eisenhower on September 29 to mark her 75th birthday. Entertainment will include Red Skelton Ethel Merman Ray Bolger and Lawrence Welk with President Nixon and the First Lady as honorary patrons along with 14 cabinet members from the Eisenhower era.

Washington UPI Mamie Eisenhower Red Skelton Ethel Merman Ray Bolger Lawrence Welk Nixon First Lady Eisenhower

Iowa Weather Update For Southeast To Northwest

Mostly clear conditions in the southeast and partly cloudy in the northwest with a chance of scattered thundershowers in the extreme northwest tonight. Lows range from the upper 50s in the northeast to 64 in the west. Partly cloudy with a chance of scattered showers or thundershowers mainly in the northwest Wednesday with highs from the 80s in the east to the 90s in the west.

Iowa

McQuay-Perfex reports lower six week sales and earnings

McQuay Perfex Inc announces lower six weeks ended July 2 sales of 45.46 million and net earnings before extraordinary charge of 1.349 million, down from a year ago. Merger with Perfex completed June 23 1971 with 334842 extraordinary charge. Second quarter earnings 0.41 per share on 0.645 million, vs 0.53 per share a year earlier. Backlog improving and orders strengthening across segments.

Minneapolis McQuay-Perfex Inc Byron E. James Perfex Corporation McQuay, Inc James Perfex Washington Iowa McQuay

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