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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1976

Page

1

Washington Legion seeks building for post home drive

Leon Beatty American Legion post in Washington funds a home by buying a Marshall Furniture building behind Jones Funeral Home. A free option exists. $26,000 must be raised by September 1. $6,300 already pledged. calls to members planned with tax deductible gifts and pro‑rated sale proceeds if the post dissolves. Officers elected at a recent dinner: Charles Snow commander, Tony Crile first vice, Harold Jarvis second vice, Maurice Meyer adjutant, Neal Burton finance, Everette Burham service, Howard Altenbernd chaplain, Harvey Davis sergeant-at-arms.

Leon Beatty American Legion Post of Washington Post Marshall Furniture Company Jones Funeral Home Legion Post Legion Harold Jarvis Maurice Meyer Charles Snow Tony Crile Neal Burton Everette Burham Howard Altenbernd Harvey Davis

Three die in fiery crash near Rockwell City Iowa

A collision on Iowa 4 about four miles south of Rockwell City, Iowa, between a car and a tractor-trailer killed three people. The truck landed atop the car, both vehicles burst into flames, and victims were severely burned but not immediately identified.

Rockwell City Iowa UPI Iowa 4 Here Iowa Highway Patrol

Howe given suspended jail term for trying to buy sex

Rep Allan Howe received a 30 day suspended jail sentence after a two day trial for attempting to purchase sexual favors from two policewomen posing as prostitutes. Judge Bryant Croft ordered Howe to pay court costs and gave 60 days to settle the costs with 30 days to appeal to the state supreme court on constitutional grounds.

Salt Lake City UPI Allan Howe District Court Bryant Croft Howe Croft State Supreme Court

Partly Cloudy Skies With Showers Possible

Partly cloudy and hazy conditions persist through Thursday with a chance of scattered thundershowers this evening. Low tonight in the mid 60s, high Thursday in the mid 80s. Winds southeast at 5 to 10 mph tonight. rain chances around 20 percent tonight.

Carter pledges no embargoes for American grain

Jimmy Carter addressing Iowa farmers at the State Fair denounced past grain embargoes and tainted shipments under Nixon Ford and Butz, pledging no export quotas and calling for honest inspection. He criticized price imbalances favoring large producers and urged a secretary of agriculture focused on family farmers and consumers.

Des Moines UPI Jimmy Carter Iowa Carter Russia Georgia Nixon Ford Butz Iowa State Fair Board Agriculture Earl Butz Ford Administration

Iowa looks to curb aging commission consultants

Gov. Robert D. Ray says new director George Orr will cut consultant use at the Iowa Commission on the Aging after federal investigators criticized overreliance. Orr, who took over July 1, has canceled many contracts and will tighten programs and spending.

Orr Iowa Crime Commission Leona Peterson Commission On the Aging Ms. Peterson Ray George Orr

Iowans vote on school bonds in Rockwell Swaledale and Davenport

United Press International reports voters split on two school bond measures. In Rockwell Swaledale the $14 million proposal failed 494 to 441 with 9 spoiled ballots amid heavy turnout. Davenport approved a $2.9 million referendum 4,225 to 1,630 to fund a new special education facility replacing Marquette School.

Rockwell-Swaledale Davenport Rockwell Rockwell School Iowa

Zulus clash with black mobs in Soweto riot days after strike

In Soweto a Zulu armed band charged through streets as third day of general black strike provoked clashes with antigovernment demonstrators. Authorities reported at least six dead, with toll rising to as many as 257 in nine weeks of riots nationwide.

Johannesburg South Africa UPI Soweto

Senate votes to study Postal Service overhaul rather than overhaul now

The Senate rejected Sen Hollings plan to strip the Postal Service of semi independent status and fund it by annual appropriations. It approved 1 billion for the next year and created a 12 member commission to craft a long range solution by February 15. McGee called it best until election year ends.

Washington UPS Senate Ernest F. Hollings D-S.c U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors White House Postal Service House Senate Post Office Hollings Gale W. McGee D-Wyod Jesse Helms D-N.c James L. Buckley R-N.y Helms McGee Congress Pony Express Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn

Dole to Speak on Farm Issues at Iowa State Fair

Republican vice presidential hopeful Robert Dole will outline farm policy during a Des Moines visit tied to the Iowa State Fair. He and wife Elizabeth arrive tonight to meet governors, Farm Bureau leaders, and GOP officials, with a 12:30 p.m. address at the fair and a 1:30 p.m. departure.

Des Moines UPI Robert Dole Kansas Iowa Iowa Farm Commodity Group Ray Fort Des Moines State Farm Bureau GOP State Central Committee

Blair House Foundation seeks funds for restoration drive

Blair House Foundation members and friends urge donations and volunteer help to finish restoration of Blair House in Washington. Most major work has been completed with bicentennial funds and private gifts. current focus is decorating and wood staining. The group aims to raise about $2000 and invites individuals to join the donor list, with headquarters at Westermark Insurance on South Iowa Avenue. The mansion, on the national historic list, may serve community organizations and be open for viewing as progress continues this fall.

Blair House Foundation City Hall Washington Blair House Evening Journal Westermark Insurance Agency Iowa Avenue

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