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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1975

Page

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Inmate stabbed at Iowa State Penitentiary

Fort Madison officials said no leads or suspects in the stabbing of inmate George Nowlin 32, serving two life terms for Cedar Rapids teen murders. Nowlin was stabbed twice in the right shoulder and treated at University Hospitals in Iowa City. he offered no details.

Fort Madison, Iowa UPI Iowa State Penitentiary George Nowlin Cedar Rapids University Hospitals Iowa City Lew Brewer Brewer Nowlin

Jobless fraud sentencing in Jasper County Iowa

Katherine Staub of Reasoner was sentenced to 10 days in Jasper County jail after a jury found her guilty on 10 counts of making false statements to obtain unemployment payments totaling 408.92 dollars. Magistrate A C Omer suspended the remaining 90 days and placed her on one year of probation.

DES Moines UPI Katherine Staub Reasoner Jasper County Iowa Employment Security Commission A.C. Omer

Leslie West Band Fire Disrupts Providence Civic Center Set

A concert at Providence Civic Center interrupted when a spectator threw a burning object into Leslie West's hair. A road crew member used a towel to smother the flames as West continued briefly before ending the set. The show preceded Kiss.

Providence, R.I UPI Leslie West Providence Civic Center West Kiss

Tequila befuddled Mexican man ends up in Colombian plane

Bricklayer Miguel Angel Frias drank at a wedding reception then slept in a warehouse and woke aboard a cargo plane 5,000 feet up en route to Bogota. In Bogota he was handed to immigration and deported back to Mexico City, where he said he regrets the trip and vows not to get drunk again.

Mexico City UPI Miguel Angel Frias Mexico Bogota Frias South America

Go cart death at Iowa intersection shocks rural Patterson

Matt E. Stout 17 of rural Patterson was killed Tuesday when his go cart collided with a pickup at a Madison County road intersection. State troopers said Stout apparently turned in front of the truck driven by Rodney B. McCleeary of Imlay City Michigan who apparently did not see the go cart. Stout was the son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Stout.

Patterson Iowa UPI Matt E. Stout Madison Stout Rodney B. McCleeary Imlay City Mich McCleeary Marvin Stout

Food stamp allotments rise in January in Washington County

Washington County Social Services announced increases to monthly food stamp allotments starting Thursday. A family of four with adjusted net income under 553 will receive 166 in stamps, up 4 from prior. Eligibility thresholds rise to 553 for a four member household. Remaining details note per case pricing and varying individual impact. Stamps sale dates in January are Jan 5 within Washington city, Jan 6 elsewhere, and Jan 19 countywide, with purchases 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at 212 N. Iowa Ave.

The Evening Journal Washington County Department of Social Services Social Services Department of Agriculture Washington Iowa Ave

Daughter survives LaGuardia explosion escape in busy airport

Mrs Julie Knops of Mt. Vernon Ohio and her family were in the baggage terminal when the blast hit. Julie suffered burns and a leg wound but was reunited with her husband and children before planning to fly home. The family had been visiting relatives on Long Island and hoped to depart soon for Ohio.

New York LaGuardia Washington Kenneth White Julie Richard Kimberly Knops Long Island TWA Ohio

Parcel lockers at New York airports shut after bombing

Authorities ordered all parcel lockers at LaGuardia Kennedy and Newark airports out of service indefinitely following the Monday night bombing that killed 11 and injured 75. Investigators questioned more than 100 people as 300 FBI agents joined city detectives in the hunt for the bombers.

New York UPI LaGuardia Port Authority of Kennedy International Newark FBI Trans World Airlines Louis Cottell

Credit Union Members Plan Meeting and Dinner

The George Washington Credit Union of Washington will hold a special business meeting and annual banquet at Captain's Table on Friday January 9. Social hour from 6 to 7 p.m. entertainment 7 to 7 30 p.m. dinner at 7 30 p.m. Dinner cost four dollars. reservations required. The meeting will address by law amendments to align with Iowa law changes. R Stewart Bell is president and Dorthea McDole is secretary.

George Washington Credit Union of Washington Board of Directors Superintendent of Banking General Assembly of Iowa R. Stewart Bell Dorthea McDole

Keota man granted deferred judgment in OMVUS case

Mark L. DeLong of Keota was given a deferred judgment in Washington County District Court on an OMVUS conviction. Judge Ira F. Morrison ordered one year in prison and a $300 fine, but delayed judgment for a year to clear the record if no further charges arise. Separately, Robert C. Spenser and Norbert J. Tebeckhorst faced arraignments on related charges with no trial dates set.

The Evening Journal Mark L. DeLong Keota Washington County Ira F. Morrison DeLong OMVAS Robert C. Spenser Coralville Morrison Spenser Washington Richard S. Bordwell Norbert J. Tebeckhorst

Ford predicts Humphrey as Democratic rival in 1976 race

President Ford told reporters in the White House he expects to win the 1976 Republican nomination over Ronald Reagan and faces Hubert H. Humphrey in November. He outlined New Year’s goals and defended detente while criticizing Soviet Cuban actions in Angola and praising progress on inflation and unemployment.

Ford America U.S Soviet Union Angola Middle East Washington Post Reagan

County to Remodel Jail For Joint Law Enforcement Center

The Washington County Board of Supervisors invites bids for a remodeling of the county jail into offices for the sheriff and Washington police. Sealed bids are due by 1 p.m. January 27 with a public hearing at 10:30 a.m. January 12. The plan, drafted with Pier & Co. of Fairfield, supports a City-County joint law enforcement center to share facilities while preserving separate authorities.

The Evening Journal Washington County Board of Supervisors Pier & Co. of Fairfield Washington Police Washington Washington County

Senate Leader Scott Sought Gulf Funds amid Watergate Probe

A court report says Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott asked Gulf Oil lobbyist Claude Wild J for funds after the Watergate probe began. Gulf allegedly financed illegal campaign contributions since 1960, with over $80,000 paid to Scott over nine years, though Scott denies any receipt. The inquiry could not fully map Gulf slush funds.

Washington UPI Senate Hugh Scott Gulf Richard Nixon Lyndon Johnson Hubert Humphrey Securities and Exchange Commission Watergate Special Prosecutor SEC Claude Wild J Scott Wild

Weather outlook shows brief sun and cool temperatures

Mostly cloudy this afternoon with a brief period of sun and highs of 35 to 40. Cloudy tonight and Thursday with a 20 percent chance of measurable snow on Thursday. Lows tonight in the upper 20s and highs Thursday in the mid 30s. East to southeast winds 10 to 15 mph.

Soybean Production Clinic Set for Washington County

The 1976 Extension program opens with an all day Soybean Production Clinic led by Jim Frier and Jerry Gogan on January 6 at the 4-H Building Washington County Fairgrounds. Registration 9:30 a.m. program 10 with closing at 3:15 p.m. Harvey Thompson speaks at 1 p.m. An optional panel discusses narrow row experiences and hail damage evaluation. No admission charge.

Jim Frier Washington County Washington County Fairgrounds Jerry Gogan Harvey Thompson Extension Agronomist Thompson Earl Rae Washington Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Company

Snow shoveling risks spark heart attack warnings

Doctors warn that shoveling heavy snow can trigger heart trouble and even heart attack. Even 3 inches of snow on a small driveway can place strain on the heart, especially for middle aged individuals, diabetics, and those with a family history of coronary disease.

Chicago UPI Chicago Heart Association Cyrus Derry Rush Presbyterian St. Luke’s Hospital Derry Schoenberger

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