06 Dec 1975
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1975
Page
1
Senator Dick Clark of Iowa says he supported federal action to aid New York City, arguing the plan imposes strict steps to restore finances and will be repaid with interest. He rejects the idea of a bailout, stating funds are not loans or grants.
Jimmy Carter captured an Iowa First District fundraiser audience of 350 as he wowed attendees with two standing ovations. Rep Thomas Foley spoke for Henry Jackson noting his energy and legislative ability while Carter builds a strong Iowa operation and county support.
Washington Evening Journal carriers and parents gathered for the annual Christmas party at the Captain's Table. Cathy Waltman received the 70th Journal Watch for outstanding service, covering 86 customers on East Washington Street.
Jimmy Carter visited Washington Friday night to drum up local support for his 1976 presidential bid. He spoke at a reception for Mrs. Sally McClure and a Democratic rally at KC Hall, highlighting his Georgia governorship and campaign vigor.
The Senate authorized up to 23 billion dollars in short term federal loans to New York City to avert bankruptcy. The 57 to 30 vote ended a 14 hour session amid claims of tyranny and threats of further filibusters by Sen. James B. Allen and allies.
The Washington High School Choral Union hosts a Christmas concert Monday December 8 1975 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Robert Youngquist directs the chorus concert choir and Hi Fis as they perform seasonal music including In Dulci Jubilo and Magnificat with free wassail and cookies at intermission.
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