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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1973

Page

2

ISU economist outlines farm export outlook for 1974-75

Iowa State University economist Gene Futrell says U S farm exports may fall from the 1973-74 record as prices push more production. he expects exports to rise from pre 1972 levels, supported by tight world grain supply, expanded trade with Russia and China, and a stronger dollar. He warns a Mideast petroleum shortage and currency shifts could temper demand and the 19 billion forecast.

Iowa State University U. S Gene Futrell U.S Futrell Iowa ISU Russia China

Writer's Workshop in My Kitchen Stirs Community Laughter

A humor essay depicts a writer hosting a twice weekly kitchen workshop under urban renewal plans. The piece lampoons reactions, lists tongue in cheek past published pieces, and questions traditional writing guides while celebrating creative mischief.

House Acts To Clear Saxbe Path To Attorney General Post

The House passed a bill to reduce the attorney general’s pay to 35 000 dollars a year and to adjust congressional franking rights. The measure delays Saxbe’s confirmation as President Nixon had not sent the nomination pending enactment. The vote was 261 to 129 under suspension rules, with the franking provision mirroring a prior House measure.

Washington Senate Congress Saxbe House Ohio

Keota families share Thanksgiving visits across Iowa and Germany

Keota residents report a busy Thanksgiving weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith hosting Susan Garringer from Germany at the Garrett Bremer home in South English. Numerous relatives gathered for dinners and coffee across Sigourney, Cedar Rapids, Marion, Wellman, Tipton, Sumner, Downers Grove, and LaDora, including guests from Davenport, Columbus Junction, Iowa City, and Minneapolis.

Paul Sievert Keota Walter Smith Garrett Bremer South English Susan Garringer Germany Jim Gilchrist Ft. Collins Colo Webers Sigourney Wayne Shaw Webster Tom Gilchrist Cindy Smith Cedar Rapids Harold Holmes Rick Pierce Rickie Columbus Junction Rita Pierce Iowa City Keith Wells Rita John Garner Davenport Keota John Garners Allen Palmer Grace Parke Amanas Larry Palmer Dick Smith Marion Bruce Laurence Vaughn Holmes Alburnett Gary Miller Louie Hermanstorfer Jay Warren Randy Reighard Angela Leandera Barbara Douglas Jim Walkup Clifford Haverkamp Nancy Robyn Jim Bell Haverkamps Bill Yoder Larry Yoder Carey Doyle Palmer Donald Parker Tipton Clyde Stoutner Jr Ron Leitsinger Sumner Cindy Statler Cliff Stoutner Downers Grove Robert Vincent Connie Fistler Gary Vincent Des Moines Norval Kephart Wellman Bill Sellers Norman Kephart Minneapolis Minn Harold Seitsinger Seitsinger Rich Spellman Columbia Hazel Hicks George L. Smith LaDora

4-H Clubs The Iowa Maidens 4-H Christmas Meeting

The Iowa Maidens 4-H Club held a Monday night Christmas meeting at Barb Larson's home. Barb Larson was elected president with Diane Jarrard as vice president, Shelley Stout as secretary, Cindy Hammen as treasurer, Holly Wheelan as reporter, and Jayne Friese as historian. The group made felt boots for Headstart School and donated toys, games, and clothes. Melinda Reed spoke on gift ideas for mothers. Plans were set to decorate tables for the VW Rotary Christmas party at the Y on December 13. Debbie Krotz and Sue Shepherd joined as new members. The next meeting is January 7 with Holly Wheelan assisting. Refreshments were provided by Barb and her mother.

Iowa Maidens 4-H Club Barb Larson Roger Stout Diane Jarrard Shelley Stout Cindy Hammen Holly Wheelan Jayne Friese Melinda Reed Mother VW Rotary Debbie Krotz Sue Shepherd Barb

Fruit French Dressing and Curacao Banana Dish Preview

Cooking note describes Fruit French Dressing with orange and grapefruit juices and lemon, oil, salt, sugar, served on grapefruit avocado salad with optional orange, lettuce bed, and cherry garnish. It mentions fried bananas tasted on a Curacao trip.

Curacao

Thanksgiving Visits and Circles in Richland Oxford

Thanksgiving gatherings across Richland and Oxford are noted with multiple households hosting relatives and friends from nearby towns. Harmony Circle cancellations and Christmas meeting plans are listed, along with club notes and a family recipe column featuring Mexican Spaghetti and dessert ideas.

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