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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1975

Page

1

Ford vows full production policy at Iowa State Fair

President Ford addresses a 23 000 crowd in Des Moines pledging continued policies to boost farm incomes through full production and fair prices. He expects further grain sales to the Soviet Union while pressing insistence on national interest and hints at improving grain shipments abroad. He meets Gov. Ray and 4-H youth, touring exhibits before a private GOP dinner with leaders and executives.

Jimowen Evening Journal Des Moines Gerald Ford America Ford Midwest Soviet Union Iowa Des Moines Register UPI Robert D. Ray Iowa State Fairgrounds Cindy Edgren Carol Keppe Wilton Jack Spec Fort Des Moines Ray Air Force One Minneapolis

4 H Show Awards at Iowa State Fair

Twenty one Washington Loumy 4 H members exhibited home economics science mechanics and art projects at the Iowa State Fair. Selected from county fair entries in July the placings include Jayne Friese Quick Carrie Mineart Ruth Jones Deb Schafer Terri Gibson Anna Reha Diane Jarrard Julee Conrad Mary Dunbar Debby Johnson Brenda Baker Mike Beranek Paula Shaffer Bernice Hahn Cindy Marek Teri Yerington Eddie Chabal Kevin Horn Carol Radda with blues and reds across nutrition food posters canning display woodworking and landscape photography events.

Wasmngton Loumy 4-H Andy Rowe Ruth Jones Betty Jones Paula Shaffer Bernice Hahn Cindy Marek Teri Yerington Eddie Chabal Kevin Horn Carol Radda

Tootsie Roll drive by Knights of Columbus Thursday

Tootsie Rolls volunteers from the Knights of Columbus will stand on Washington square Thursday evening from 6 30 to 9. The drive follows County Fair Week results and aims to boost local and state funds for Iowa retarded causes, with 90 percent staying in Washington and 10 percent to the state fund.

Knights of Columbus Washington Iowa

Washington man dies after alley shooting by police

Leslie E. Smithburg, 26, was shot by Washington Police Officer Rodney Strabala after an early morning confrontation at a Jack & Jill Food Store alley. Authorities cite two gunshot wounds. autopsy and State Bureau of Criminal Investigation probe ordered. Smithburg, a Vietnam veteran, living with his father, was described as six feet tall and 220 pounds. Funeral services set for Thursday.

The Evening Journal Washington Leslie E. Smithburg Jack & Jill Washington St Smithburg Jefferson St E.M ‘Ahart Rodney Strabala Richard Bordwell BCI Iowa City Strabala South Third Avenue Burg Riverside Tom Black Delores Chalupa Washington High School Church of the Living Word Living Word W.J. Stevens S. Second Ave Bordwell Leslie Eugene Smithburg Donald Pauline Gosling Smithburg Sheller Globe East Jefferson Street Pauline Rawls Cedar Rapids Time Chris) Briggs New Sharon Roberta Smithburg Debra ‘Smithburg William —Smithburg Robert Milford Mabel Gosling Jones Funeral Home Duane Perry

Washington approves mandatory garbage service and contract

Washington city council enacted a new regulatory ordinance making city approved solid waste collection mandatory for about 1800 residences including singles and some apartments. The rate is 2.50 dollars per month, with Dale Fritz of Washington awarded a 120 day exclusive contract to collect trash. The city retains billing, 25 cents of the fee goes to the city, and items like car parts and large furniture are included. The transition plan outlines continued city service until Sept. 2 and a mid September landfill closure, with additional details on handling oversized items and exemptions for large complexes.

Richland Fritz Washington Public Works Jim Reschly Leichty Construction Co Wayland Reschly Harry Levy Don Hanson Dick Anderson Richard Stewart

Washington Municipal Band Concert in Central Park Aug 20

Washington Municipal Band performs in Central Park Wednesday August 20 at 8 p.m. with pieces from God Bless America to The Star Spangled Banner plus Patton Theme and Rifle Rangers March among selections. The 43rd season ends next week with closing concert.

Washington Municipal Band Central Park God Bless America Pennsylvania Ida Rifle Rangers

Washington businessman John W Lee dies at 59

John W. Lee, a longtime Washington insurance and real estate broker, died Monday evening at University Hospital in Iowa City after a monthlong illness. Funeral set Thursday at 2 p.m. at Washington United Methodist Church, with burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Memorials to cancer research at University Hospital. Lee, born January 6, 1916 in Woodward, Iowa, served in WWII and was active in local boards, chambers, and school booster efforts. He is survived by his wife Virginia, two daughters, six grandchildren, a brother, and four sisters.

John W. Lee Washington University Hospital Iowa City Washington United Methodist Church J. Roland Crandall Elm Grove Cemetery Jones Funeral Home Lee Crull & Lee Washington Industrial Board Washington School Board Iowa Appraisal Board Washington Chamber of Commerce Iowa Inheritance Board Washington Bowling Association United Methodist ‘Church CBI Association De-Men Mr. Lee Woodward Iowa John Tone Larlton Lee Sac City Des Moines Virginia Cruft Mrrs Will Linda) Moore Dennis Barbara) Schoonovr Vinton Robert Lee Storm Lake Gus Mildred) Turnquist Verle Freda) Eklund Dayton Margaret Long Harold Frances) Powell Vansing, Mich

Longshoremen halt loading at Houston over grain to Soviet Union

Longshoremen stopped loading two ships at Houston amid an AFL-CIO nationwide maritime boycott aimed at blocking American grain shipments to the Soviet Union. Willie Wells of Local 1273 said workers halted work on orders from the international union. The stoppage marks the first major action of the month old boycott.

Houston Afl-Cio Soviet Union Willie Wells International Longshoremen's Association Local 1273 International Union George Meany Russia U.S AFL - Cio Meany Ford Wells Basanka Cargill Inc Rob Johnson Cargill Minneapolis

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