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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1974

Page

10

Benson outlines 1975 crop management for higher yields

Iowa State agronomist Garren Benson offers practical steps for 1975. Farmers should time planting, select corn and soybean varieties from recent tests, align subsoil moisture and fertilizer, manage nitrogen carefully, and control erosion while watching for drought or wet conditions that alter optimal populations and yields.

Garren Benson Iowa State University Iowa State Iowa Benson

Health Department seeks $8 million for local health services

Iowa's Health Department asked for an $8 million two year appropriation to boost local health services, aiming at counties with at least one nurse and a sanitarian per county. The proposal would raise the department's next biennium request to $145 million and adds $13 million for preventive care and immunization.

Des Moines UPI State Department of Health Norman Pawlewski Pawlewski Iowa

Bad economic news widens US deficit and cuts loom

The United States posted a $113 million deficit in November as exports rose 4.6 percent but imports grew 6.2 percent, signaling worsening recession. Gold surged to record highs in Frankfurt and London ahead of a potential lifting of private ownership bans. Oil imports jumped 8 percent. Celanese Corp announced six week plant closures in Rome Georgia and Greenville South Carolina starting January 4.

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Lena Hank 90 dies in Brighton near Germanville

Lena Hank 90 died early today December 27 1974 at Parkview Home Wayland. She was the last of her family born February 22 1884 daughter of Fred and Susan Kreieger married Ferdinand Hank January 17 196 died December 7 1963. Funeral Monday 1 30 p m at Hope Lutheran Church with Rev Wayne Wilken. burial Hope Cemetery. Gould Funeral Home in charge. Survived by one daughter Pearl Craft Brighton three grandsons eight great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. She and husband farmed in Lone Tree and Germanville before moving to Brighton in 1955. She was a Hope Lutheran Church member. Preceded by six sisters and five brothers.

Brighton Lena Hank Parkview Wayland Hope Lutheran Church Germanville Wayne Wilken Hope Cemetery Gould Funeral Home Hank Fred Susan Kreieger Ferdinand Hank Lone Tree Dale Pearl) Craft

Ernest Gearhart dies at 86 in Wellman

WELLMAN Ernest H. Gearhart 86 of Ankeny died Thursday Dec 26 at the VA Hospital Des Moines after a lingering illness. Funeral 11 am Saturday Powell Funeral Home Wellman with Rev A Harold Sparks. Burial Wellman Cemetery. Visitation after 4 today. Born Nov 9 1888 Maquoketa to Daniel and Helen Gearhart. Survived by daughter Leah Danielson Ankeny two granddaughters one great grandchild one sister Ruth Waggner Clarkston Mich two brothers Clyde Anaheim and Elmer Minneapolis. Wife Pearl Teets died October.

Wellman Ernest H. Gearhart Ankeny Des Moines Powell Funeral Home A. Harold Sparks Wellman Cemetery Mr. Gearhart Maquoketa Daniel Helen Mars Anderson Gearhart Pearl T. Teets Becker Minn Keota Fairfield Kalona American Legion Mervin Leah) Danielson Ruth Waggner Clarkston Mich Clyde Anaheim Calif Elmer Minneapolis, Minn

Teenage drinking study shows rising drive and ride incidents

National study of 397 high school students in 25 areas finds one quarter drove when very drunk three or more times, a quarter drove once or twice while drunk, and 32 percent rode with heavily drinking drivers. Officials say scare tactics and laws fail to deter teen alcohol related driving. The drinkers resemble non drinkers in academics and activities. James B. Gregory presented the findings.

Washington UPI National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Hall NHTSA James B. Gregory

Christmas Books Fill Library Shelves For Holiday Season

The library showcases new and forthcoming titles for all ages with crafts cooking and fiction. Notable selections include Crafts for Christmas by Katherine N Cutler and Kate Cutler Bogle, The Snowmobiler s Bible by Morten Lund, and biographies such as I Am Not a Crook by Art Buchwald and Sunday A Minister s Story by John C Harper. New children s books include The Hodgepodge Book and Fat Albert wisdom, while a memorial book In No Time At All honors Mrs Mamie Eisenhower.

Santa Claus Katherine N. Cutler Kate Cutler Bogle Maeve Brennan Hutchins Phylis McGinley Inge Hassein Kathryn Gottlieb Paul Eve Parson's School of Design Donald Carol Bayer Art Buchwald Africa Kathryn Hulme John C Harper George Herman Ruth Robert W. Creamer Daisy Baker Cyrus Clay Carpenter Lowa Jes Mildred Throne Upolu Edward Rice Robert Louis Stevenson Dorothy Grant Hennings Laura Broad Nancy Butterworth George Mendez Jean Ende J. Earle Clifford Maria E. de la Iglesia Gerald Woods Donald Barlow Stauffer John Hohenbert Ted Allbeury Joseph Purtell Michael Z. Lewin Jay Bennett Charlotte Jay J. J. Marric Ed McBain Bermuda Triangle Charles Berlitz Atlantic Bermuda Florida Devils Triangle Duncan Emrich Fat Albert Bill Cosby Arthur R. J Kleese Est

Reminder on Alcohol Problems By Washington Center

Officials from the Problem Drinking Center in Washington issued a reminder of the dangers of drinking and driving and excessive alcohol use. They urge careful driving during the holiday period and note the center offers help to anyone with a drinking problem. The office is located upstairs in the Evening Journal building.

Problem Drinking Center Washington Evening Journal

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