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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1977

Page

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Weighing Plans Delayed for County 4-H Beef Projects

Weighing of Washington County 4-H and FFA beef projects is postponed one week. The beeves will now be weighed on December 17 instead of December 10. Weigh-ins can occur at any of the four sites previously announced, with the date shifted by a week.

Washington County FFA

Elderly Council Bluffs couple perishes in house fire

In Council Bluffs Iowa Benjamin Moore a longtime veterinarian and his wife Hazel were found dead in their two story home after a neighbor reported the fire. Firefighters entered quickly but intense heat and smoke delayed rescue. Cause of the blaze is under investigation.

Council Bluffs, Iowa UPI Council Bluffs Benjamin Moore Hazel

Bettendorf School District Pays Back Wages in Equal Pay suit

Seven female custodial workers in Bettendorf Iowa receive 26564.11 in back pay under a UPI report from US District Court. The payment resolves a Labor Department lawsuit filed in 1976 alleging equal pay violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Bettendorf, Iowa UPI Bettendorf Community U.S. Labor Department

Seizure of 42-foot trawler with marijuana cargo

U.S. Customs agents seized a 42-foot fishing trawler carrying about 15 tons of marijuana valued at 6 to 10.5 million dollars in Wilmington, N C. Three men were arrested and two suspects fled during the dawn raid as officials sought a second vessel believed to be the mother ship.

Wilmington N.C

Winter Storm Paralyzes Washington Iowa Roads

Bitter arctic air grips Washington and much of Iowa with winds 20 to 40 mph driving wind chills to 50 to 60 below. Snow totals top five inches with drifts closing U S Highway 218 and stranding motorists while schools cancel or delay and state patrol urges travel only when necessary.

Washington Reschly Iowa Midwest United Press International Iowa Highway Patrol Charlotte University of Northern Iowa

Iowa State Fair part timers draw unemployment pay

Rep Carroll Perkins urged legislative researchers to investigate reports that part time Iowa State Fair workers, hired only during the two weeks of operation, can collect unemployment benefits. Fair administrator Bill Fisher said Job Service of Iowa has awarded benefits to many temp workers, costing Iowa taxpayers 23000 last year, with Fisher seeking 50000 for next year. Perkins, budget subcommittee co chair, said no board action until more information is obtained.

Des Moines UPI Carroll Perkins D-Jefferson Iowa Fisher Perkins Iowa State Fair Board

Gov Ray slams sclons suit over state study funds

Iowa Governor Robert D. Ray criticized a Polk County lawsuit challenging a 290000 study of the Department of Social Services management. Senators James Redmond and Norman Jesse allege improper fund transfers by Comptroller Marvin Selden without legislative approval. Ray says the suit exposes overreach and warns some lawmakers want to run all of government while claiming to set policy.

Selden Social Services Kevin Burns Redmond Jesse General Assembly Ray

Vance seeks Arab support as Middle East crisis deepens

Secretary of State Cyrus Vance began a six nation tour to rally backing for Anwar Sadat's peace push while the United States and the Soviet Union clash over the Cairo conference. Israel adds a general to its Cairo delegation as secret talks with Egypt surface amid Arab mediation efforts.

Cyrus Vance Middle East Anwar Sadat Israel Brussels Cairo Vance United States Soviet Union Moscow Egypt U.N Washingston Sadat Hafez Assad Persian Gulf Kuwait Saudi Arabia Khaled Fahd Jordan Hussein

Weather outlook with extremely cold night and light snow

Mostly clear and extremely cold tonight with diminishing winds and low temperatures between ten and fifteen below zero. Saturday will be cloudy and cold with a chance of light snow, highs near ten above with about a 30 percent snow chance.

Large Washington County hog loss from ventilation failure

Wellman farmer Bernard Berg faces up to 80000 in damages after 1202 hogs suffocated in a confined building when an electrically operated fan failed and a backup auto switch did not engage. About 400 hogs weighed 200 pounds or more and were destined for market. neighbors saved about 200. Berg notes the incident may be the county’s largest livestock loss and cites ongoing heating needs due to reduced hog numbers.

The Evening Journal Bernard Berg Washington County Berg Wellman

Computer aided instruction comes to Washington High School

A Washington High School computer assisted instruction program links a local terminal to Grant Wood Area Education Agency in Cedar Rapids. It enables teachers and students to access vast stored information for textbooks, science, math, economics, social studies and simulations, promising improved engagement and grades.

Washington High School Supt M.M. Schell Schell Floyd Woods Lovie Kaufman Jay McEldoon Grant Wood Area Education Agency Cedar Rapids Hammond Delbert Soper Jerry Flory Gerry Murphy Margie Mason Grant Wood

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