Senate Steering Committee Sets Agenda For Closing Session
Legislative update from State Senator Jen February 25 1972 notes a Steering Committee will decide which bills reach the Senate floor as the session winds down. A repassed bill requires inspection of food items in vending machines to curb unsanitary conditions and protect the industry image. Debates continue on abandoned vehicles and property tax exemptions amid lobbying and questions on drinking age and gambling amendment.
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Jenruary
Senate
Agriculture Committee
First tie on Earth from Jupiter data sparks solar system clues
Van Allen says outer planets like Jupiter hold clues to solar system origins. Pioneer F will travel through the asteroid belt, dodge radiation hazards, and use Jupiter's gravity to exit the solar system, aiming for deep space beyond the sun's gravity.
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Earth
Jupiter
van Allen
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Pluto
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Asteroid
Briefs Fined in Justice Court Four motorists fined
Four motorists paid fines in the local justice of the peace court. Harold L Hesseltine Richland was fined 20 dollars for speeding. Richard Dean Furne Bettendorf paid 15 dollars for failure to stop in the assured clear distance and 10 dollars for having no chauffeur license. Richard Lee Wagenknecht Ainsworth fined 15 dollars for failure to yield and Calvin Lee McCullough Russell paid 20 dollars for speeding.
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Justice of the Peace Court
Harold L. Hesseltine
Richland
Richard Dean Furne
Bettendorf
Richard Lee Wagenknecht
Ainsworth
Calvin Lee McCullough
Russell
4 H Dog Project Holds First Meeting Friday
The Washington County 4H Dog Project held its initial meeting at the Fairgrounds with 22 prospective members and parents. Bill Chalmers of Iowa City spoke on the project course and home remedies for dog accidents, with breed standards for the Dachshund. Margaret Birney was named project assistant. Jeff Boshart, Carol Porter and Bob Witthoft named as junior leaders. The next meeting is scheduled for March 26 at 3:30 p.m.
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Washington County
Fairgrounds
Bill Chalmers
Iowa City
Julie
Marie Zeithamel
Chalmers
Margaret Birney
Jeff Boshart
Carol Porter
Bob Witthoft
Kalona Historical Village Moves Toward Reality
Kalona villagers push a non profit historical village with depot sketches on postcards at ten for one dollar by Dellis Swartzendruber. A 250 page Kalona I Society Cookbook arrives in March with a 495 pre publication price. Families donating 1000 or more get a wooden display case for artifacts to be housed in a village museum.
Baked Apples as a Main Dish with Corn Bread Stuffing
Hearty baked apples use Rome Beauties stuffed with corn bread stuffing, onions, and crumbled bacon. Core each apple, mix pulp with stuffing, butter, and water, fill, bake covered at 350 for 40 to 60 minutes, then broil briefly to brown. Garnish with bacon curls and serve with greens.
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Rome
Beef Improvement group meets soon
The 12th annual Iowa Beef Improvement Association meeting will be held Friday March 3 at 10 a.m. in the Memorial Union on the Iowa State University campus. Four new directors will be elected to the BIA Board. Speakers include Art Salsness, Byron Beukema, Dorsey Bass luncheon speaker, Matt Sutton, and Dr. Harlan Ritchie. The event runs alongside the Cattle Feeders Short Course from ISU.
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Ames
Iowa Beef Improvement Association
Memorial Union
Iowa State University
BIA
Art Salsness
Sioux City
Byron Beukema
Newton
Dorsey Bass
Tattle
Columbia
Matt Sutton
South Dakota
Harlan Ritchie
Michigan State University
Europe
Wendell Edens Buy Hayes Insurance Agency
Mr and Mrs Wendell Edens announce the purchase of C M Hayes Insurance Agency effective March 1 1972 The Edens will continue in the funeral business and operate the insurance agency as an additional service Remodeling adds two rooms and a lobby to the Sherman Eden building to house the offices Hayes and son Charles will continue to write insurance for the new firm on a semi retired basis
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Wendell Eden
C. M. Hayes Insurance Agency
Edens
Sherman-Eden
C. M. Hayes
Charles Hayes
Luna 20 Returns with Ancient Lunar Rocks
Moscow confirms Luna 20 capsule safely landed in Central Asia at 10 12 pm with rock samples possibly a billion years older than Apollo and Luna 16 finds. Tass reports all stages of the mission completed without issues per Komsomolskaya Pravda.
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Moscow
UPI
Earth
Today
Soviet Central Asia
Tass
Lunar Sea
U.S
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Bauer Funeral Service Held At United Methodist Church
Funeral services for Ralph V. Bauer were held Friday afternoon at the United Methodist Church with Rev. M r Smith officiating. Mrs. T R Phillips was the organist. Burial followed at Elm Grove Cemetery. Active casketbearers were Richard Colby Glenn Beauchamp Lloyd Beenblossom Richard Paul Dale Voorhees and Joseph Bauer. Honorary casketbearers included Hugo Lensch Harold Johnson Frank Longwell Leslie Dunlap Percy Carey and Dr M J Cruise. Jones Funeral home managed arrangements.
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Bauer
Ralph V. Bauer
United Methodist Church
Smith
T. R. Phillips
Elm Grove Cemetery
Richard Colby
Glenn Beauchamp
Lloyd Beenblossom
Richard Paul
Dale Voorhees
Joseph Bauer
Hugo Lensch
Harold Johnson
Frank Longwell
Leslie Dunlap
Percy Carey
M. J. Cruise
Jones Funeral Home
Heart Tests Planned For Third Graders In March
A new phono cardio scan heart screening for third graders will take place in March at local schools under county hospital staff. Tested children will lie prone while electrodes capture heart sounds. parental consent required. no injections or pain. The program, funded by Heart Fund dollars, is approved by the county medical association and coordinated by local Heart Unit leaders Rex Lee and T M Nelson with community volunteers assisting.
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County Heart Unit
Arnie Lovick
County Medical Association
Iowa Heart Assn
Heart
Washington County
Rex Lee
T.M. Nelson
Kiwanis Club
Cy Finke
Crawfordsville
Lee
Roger Borup
Wellman
Juanita Hering
Washington
McQuay Perfex reports 1971 earnings and merger impact
MINNEAPOLIS B E James chairman CEO of McQuay Perfex Inc reported 1971 results after a June 23 merger restating prior McQuay figures. Consolidated net sales 80.68 million down 5.0 percent from 84.87 million in 1970. Earnings before charges 2.342 million or 1.47 per share up from 2.234 million or 1.40. Extraordinary merger cost 346,271 or 22 cents per share. McQuay division sales near flat with earnings up 12 percent. Perfex trails 1970 due to a 1970 strike. Backlog up 32 percent. fourth quarter orders strong, optimism for 1972.
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Minneapolis
B. E. James
McQuay - Perfex Inc
McQuay
Perfex
James
O.E.M. Coits
Sideswiped on West Madison Street by Washington truck
Police report two vehicle incidents this week. Garvin Leonard Smith of Mitchellville was sideswiped on West Madison Street by Carl Michael Greiner of Washington after the truck veered from the inner lane. No injuries noted. In a separate crash Rich Lee Wagenknecht of Ainsworth and Alexander Dorsch of Washington collided at North Second Avenue and East Third Street at 5 40 p m after Wagenknecht pulled into the traffic lane.
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Garvin Leonard Smith
Mitchellville
Carl Michael Greiner
Washington
Madison Street
Rich Lee Wagenknecht
Ainsworth
Alexander Dorsch
North Second Avenue
East Third Street
Wagenknecht
Dorsch
Lodge 26 to honor Past Masters at Masonic Temple
Lodge No 26 A F and A M will honor Past Masters at a meeting in the Masonic Temple on Tuesday February 29 at 8 p m The Past Masters will confer the third degree followed by an oyster supper Deaton Billy J Deaton of Ross Mower Service completed Lawn Boy factory service training in Galesburg IL The course covered mower tear down overhaul troubleshooting testing blade balancing and service procedures plus a factory tour
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Washington Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Masonic Temple
Deaton
Billy J. Deaton
Ross Mower Service
South
Marion Street
Lawn Boy
Galesburg
Ill
Fleur de Lis Club elects officers at Witthoft home
Mrs Miles Stout was elected president of the Fleur de Lis Club at a Thursday meeting held in the Arthur Witthoft home after a potluck supper with men as guests. Co-hosts were Mr and Mrs James Birney. New officers include Mrs Robert Friese as vice president and Mrs Witthoft as secretary treasurer. Roll call was program ideas.
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Fleur DE Lis Club
Miles Stout
Arthur Witthoft
James Birney
Robert Friese
Witthoft
Mrs Chewning Visits Sister in Muscatine District
Mrs Calvin Chewning of Muscatine spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Carrie Rabenold who has been ill, visiting during the weekend.
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Calvin Chewning
Muscatine
Carrie Rabenold
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Sorrell
West Maaison
Frank & Fran
Iowa
Nashville Sound
Luna
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Heart Fund
McQuay-Perfex
Lodge No. 26
Bob
Pat Kennedy
Bob Brewer
Northwestern Mutual
Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Iowa Ave
Alice Hunter
Myron Shields
Paul and
Mark
Ed Neal
Shenk Rest Home
Washington, Iowa
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