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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1972

Page

2

U of I Museum to house Lasansky art

The University of Iowa will display Mauricio Lasansky prints in a new Lasansky Room at the Museum of Art funded by local donors and the Levitt Foundation. The space will showcase 52 prints and 33 Nazi Drawings with extended loans, with Carver Galleries adding exhibition space by 1974. The gift supports broader access for students and scholars.

Iowa City Mauricio Lasansky University of Iowa Des Moines Foundation Lasansky U of I Museum of Art U of I Museum U of I Foundation Roy J. Carver Muscatine Carver Museum of Art U of I Alumni Association Prof. Lasansky Levitt Foundation University of Georgia Museum of Art Athens Richard S. Levitt Dial Financial Corporation Des Moines Levitt U of I College of Law Philadelphia Museum of Art Whitney Museum New York City Palace of Fine Arts Mexico City Government of Mexico Look Time

Margaret Huber Home for Holidays in Keota Gathering

Margaret Huber, a Cedar Falls student, is visiting her Keota home for holiday break. A pre Christmas party and dinner drew many local families including the Stoutners Luers Krause Herr Mayer Huber and others from Keota and surrounding towns. A ham and turkey dinner with gifts followed an afternoon gathering.

Tom Monticello Earl Herr Ralph Herr Stan Richard Stewart Dedre Nichelle Shawna Collin Richard Mayer Keota Claire Murray Pella Michael Bullis Tracy Des Moines Herbert Huber Margaret Jay Wellman Hal Huber Don Marion Roxanne Johnson Springville Will Herr Jim Denton Barry Brett Iowa City Wayne Leitsinger South English Dave Birney Washington

Columbus Junction School Board Meeting Review

The Columbus Junction school board meets at the Cotter building with a tour led by Principal James Paulding. Contracts are awarded for painting the elementary building and property appraisal with insurance bid specs. Remodeling plans for the Vo-Ag building are discussed with no action. The board considers weekend gymnasium use and supervisors. A new five page leadership booklet Bench Marks is discussed, outlining the administrative team roles under State Superintendent Robert Benton.

Columbus Junction Cotter James Paulding Bernard Davis W. W. Kitchell, Inc Vo-Ag Conesville Department of Public Instruction Robert Benton

Farmers urged to apply for REAP cost share funds in county ASCS

Washington County farmers should file REAP applications at the county ASCS office before starting conservation or pollution abatement projects. The program shares costs 50 50 with the government, with pooling options for multi farm problems. Eligibility depends on fit with the county REAP plan and benefits to the environment.

Washington County ASCS Robert Pearson County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation RSC Rural Environmental Assistance Program REAP Pearson ASC Mr. Pearson

Propose $300 Million Island To House Metro Waste

An engineering firm proposes a 300 million project to build a large island in lower New York Bay near the Statue of Liberty to hold all solid waste from New York New Jersey and Connecticut for about 30 years. The 1500 acre site between New Jersey and Staten Island could include a recreation area a marina and an industrial park. A stockholder owned utility would operate Recap Island.

New York UPI New York Bay Tri-State New Jersey Connecticut Pope, Evans and Robbins, Inc Staten Island

Unlocked donation box planned for Newtown Park

An anonymous resident proposes placing a daily free $10 box in Newtown Park Lawrenceburg Indiana. The city council accepted the idea and a donor will replenish the funds each day. A note asks users to replace the money but no obligation exists. The donor hopes the fund becomes self perpetuating.

Lawrenceburg Ind UPI Newtown Park Indiana

Scenes from a kitchen window

Riverside readers recount a Highland Community School Christmas program with pupils from Riverside and Ainsworth, Santa by an Ainsworth first grader, playful Rudolph antics, and family anecdotes. A recipe for Pumpkin Bread and notes on gifts, cooking mittens, and holiday greetings close the memory piece.

Marge Luckey Riverside Highland Community School Ainsworth Santa Claus Santa Rudolph Red-Nosed Reindeer Kenny Thomann John Funk

Cedar Rapids Judge Rules Iowa Lewdness Law Unconstitutional

Judge Anthony Scolaro ruled that Iowa's lewdness law is unconstitutional for discrimination against heterosexuals and vagueness. He dismissed charges against Laura Kueny, a Cedar Rapids nightclub dancer, for open and gross lewdness and indecent exposure.

Cedar Rapids IPI Iowa Anthony Scolaro Scolaro Laura Kueny

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