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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1971
Page
6
I wish to thank all my friends and relatives for the cards love gifts and flowers sent me while I was in Mercy Hospital My grateful thanks go to Rev Smith and to Drs Hofer Timmerman and Green for their visits and care from Mrs Don Applegate
A Crawfordsville page promotes the Journal Want Ads with a Farmers Market tease and calls for placing ads at 653-2191 3-2191. It lists limestone crushed rock by Alvin Hahn and a dead livestock rendering service at 658-2211 Rex Beau champ.
Kennedy Space Center manages 2400 acres of grass with 22 workers on mowing duties. Special Bermuda grass at the Visitor Information Center stands out, yet maintenance from September to December is light, with heavy mowing from April to August. Pests like chinch bugs and army worms threaten the turf.
The Iowa special select legislative committee on student unrest tentatively agrees on far reaching recommendations for the 1971 Legislature. It plans one more meeting before finalizing its report. The committee supports a stronger student voice in administration and university rules, suggesting each campus student senate appoint a student to attend regents meetings ex officio with expenses paid by the senate.
A legislative committee report urges that ROTC on campus not be viewed as military bias but notes credit equity issues, while detailing student housing shortages across Iowa universities. It calls for a new statewide housing code, expanded university housing options, and possible daycare support for married students to curb off campus housing pressures.
The note hints at affordable listings and a today’s classified section. It mentions a price you can afford and implies a broad range of choices available to readers browsing the current issue.
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