Eastern Iowa Light and Power gets $4 million REA loan
The Rural Electrification Administration approves a $4 million loan to Eastern Iowa Light and Power Cooperative Wilton Junction to fund three new 69 000 volt substations a major 69 000 volt switching station near Bennett six new miles of transmission line and 45 miles of distribution line plus upgrades including a mobile substation and a modern control system to enhance service reliability and capacity across Cedar Muscatine Clinton Johnson and Scott counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Iowa Light and Pow@t
Wilton Junction
Rural Electrification Administration
Warren R. Dutton
West Liberty
Rural Electric Cooperative
Washington, D. C
Jack Miller
Iowa
Fair Station
REC
Montpelier
Town Air Pollution Control Commission
Bennett
Cedar County
Cedar
Muscatine
Clinton
Wapello
Grande ‘Mound
Fair
Grand Mound
Eastern
Iowa Light and Power
Sharm
Johnson County
Katona
Washington County
Delmar
Clinton County
Kalona
Sharon
Dixon
Scott County
Eastern Town Light and Power
REA
Riverside Woman Cora Latta Dies at 79
Mrs Cora Belle Latta 79 of Riverside died Wednesday December 30 in McCook Nebraska Funeral is Saturday at 2 p m United Methodist Church Riverside Rev Ellis Powell officiating Burial will be in Indian Creek Cemetery near Columbus She was born August 20 1891 to John and Anna Nicholson She married Miles Latta at Ainsworth Surviving four daughters Glady Cress Ned Mildred Fry Myrtle Elkin Goldie Head two brothers Ralph Arthur Nicholson and a sister Elva Allbaugh all of Washington Also six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren
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Riverside
Cora Belle Latta
McCook
Neb
United Methodist Church
Ellis Powell
Indian Creek
Columbus
Sunction
Latta
John
Anna Coon Nicholson
Ainsworth
Miles Latta
Glady Cress
Ned
Mildred Fry
Burlington
Myrtle Elkin
Goldie Head
Denver
Colo
Elva Allbaugh
Ralph and
Arthur Nicholson
Washington
Fewer people must file income tax under 1971 rules
DES MOINES An estimated six million people will no longer be required to file income tax returns because of liberalized rules added to the Tax Reform Act of 1969. IRS District Director John F. Hanlon said single filers with income of 1700 or more must file, instead of 600. Married couples living together face higher thresholds, with 2300 for under 65, 3500 or 2900 if one is 65 or over. Separate filers still must file on 600 or more. Self employment net profits of 400 or more require filing and tax. Even if no tax due, those with withholding should file for refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John F. Hanlon
IRS
Iowa
Postmen Allowed to Boycott Homes With Belligerent Dogs
In London the post office workers union approves a rule permitting Britain 100000 postmen to refuse service to homes with aggressive dogs. A stray line remarks gasoline as fuel your son could drive into the garage on the last drop of.
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Postmen Vs. Dogs
London
UPI
Post Office Workers’ Union
Britain
Kalona Dinner Guests and Holiday Gatherings
In Kalona on Sunday and Christmas week, numerous families hosted dinners and social evenings. Guests included the Graber, Christner, Mullet, Miller, Yoder, Swartzendruber, Brenneman, and Schlabaugh households, with extended relatives from Muscatine and Cedar Rapids. The Washington County Farm Store personnel enjoyed a holiday dinner at The Willows with many area families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Lynn Graber
Dan Graber
Mary
Dawn
Morris. Swartzen, Graber
John A. Miller
Lorna
William Nisly
Ellis Swartzendruber
Henry D. Miller
Vernon Ropp
Marlin Gingerich
Henry Muller
Elam Christner
John Christner
Cecil Christner
Mullets
Simon Mullet
Larry Rediger
Gary
Mullet
A. A. Jackson
Emily Miller
Floyd Brenneman
Kristen
Robert Mishler
Nancy
Don Miller
Carrie Miller
Henry’ Eugene Miller
Daniel Eugene Yoder
Anna Swantz
Delmar Schlabaugh
Simon Rada
Gabriel Ivera
Muscatine
Dean Swartzendruber
Delmar Glen Yoder
Raymond Schlabach
Frank D. Yoder
L. David Yoder
Leon
Paul D. Millers
Cecil Miller
Elmer L. Yoder
Washington County
the Willows
Emerson Swartzendruber
John Spenner
Franklin Hochstetler
Andy Slabaugh
Virgil Slabaugh
Ezra Miller
Ruby Schrock
LaVon Christopher
Morris Swartzendruber
Cecil Miller and
Kerwin
Yesterday Record Names Dismissals In Mixed Notices
Yesterday the record lists Mr and Mrs Da Goodwin of Ainsworth as dismissed. Today entries show Mrs James McKee and daughter of Washington along with Mrs Richard Hagans and son of Brideton noted as dismissed.
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da Goodwin
Ainsworth, Ter
James McKee
Washington
Richard Hagans
Brighton
Funeral plans set for Mrs Billy Cnossen 46
Mrs Billy E Cnossen 46 of 1104 North Third Avenue died Friday January 1 1971 at Washington County Hospital after long illness Funeral arrangements were indefinite Jones Funeral Home in charge Virginia Marie Payne born February 27 1924 in Washington a daughter of Leslie and Margaret McKevitt Payne married January 5 1913 to Billy E Cnossen member of St James Catholic church Surviving husband two sons Michael Long Island New York and Anne James Cnossen now in the air force Okinawa four daughters Mrs John Turnipseed Iowa City Jean Joan and Sara at home two grandsons mother Mrs Leslie Payne Washington one sister Mrs Orin Kepper Winfield preceded in death by her father
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Billy E. Cnossen
North
Third Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Virginia Marie Payne
Washington
Leslie and
Margaret McKevitt Payne
Billy E. Cossen
St. James Catholic Church
Michael
Long Iland
Anne James Cnossen
Okinawa
John
Mary) Turnipseed
Iowa City
Jean
Joan
Sara
Leslie Payne
Orin (Genesa) Kepper
Winfield
Soybean Clinic at Washington YMCA January 21
Soybean growers and others are invited to a morning clinic at the Washington YMCA on January 21 as part of a regional series by Iowa State University Cooperative Extension Service. Vivian Jennings will discuss soybean reduction and herbicides, with a bean production panel and a Cargill representative on bean post farm handling. Dick Elijah will open the afternoon with marketing in the Far East, and Joel Hertz will discuss 1971 market factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Ymca
Cooperative Extension Service of
Iowa State University
Vivian Jennins
Cargill Inc
Dick Elijah
Town Soybean Association
Far East
Joel Hertz
Hertz Farm Management
Nixon signs 68 bills to start 1971 in record day
President Nixon, snowbound at the White House, signed 68 bills at year end, the busiest bill signing of his first two years. He planned a Camp David New Year’s Eve trip but heavy snow halted a helicopter flight. He intended to travel today with daughter Tricia and Edward Cox, continuing a Lombardo televised New Year ritual.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
Guy Lombardo
Camp David
Tricia
Edward Finch Cox
Lombardo
New York
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Frank W. Render II
Defense Secretary For Equal Opportunity
Right
U.S
Germany
Europe
Pentagon
Roger T. Kelley
THE
Eastern Iowa Co-Op
Fern Pastry Shop
Pastry Shop
West Side Square
Evening Journal
Wastingive
Mrs. Latta
Zocor
TNA
Ees Epc al
Ion
Wolf's Flower Shop
Hanlon
Billy Cnossen
YMCA
Osincup
Insurance Plan
GROUP
Knife & Scissors
Pere D
E. Washington
Washington, Iowa
Insurance Plan Savings & Loan Association
N. Jefferson
MT. Pleasant
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