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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1971

Page

9

Lunar Rocks Challenge Moon Origin Split Theory

At the lunar science conference scientists report lunar soil and rock analysis undermining the idea that the moon split from the earth. Debates continue on whether the moon was captured or formed from primeval earth material, with Soviet participation and new exotic particle findings adding to the discussion.

Houston UPI Charles P. Sennett USS. Space Agency Ames Research Center Mountainview Calif Earth U.S. Space Agency Vinogradov Russia Gary Latham New York Lament Geological Observatory Moon G. J. Wasserburg California Institute of Technology Harnld Urey Anders

Local Professional Directory Listings and Contacts

A compiled directory listing attorneys at Livingston, Day, Kehoe, Meeker and Bates with offices on 112 South B and other firms on West Main and East Main Streets. Includes farm financing via Production Credit Association, insurance via State Farm, nursing home Maplewood Manor, and medical and veterinary services with doctor P L Etter and other practitioners.

Livingston, Day, Kehoe Meeker & Bates Robert Day Everett Meeker Robert Bates South B

Hog Cholera Eradication Seen Possible by 1971

An Agriculture Department scientist said hog cholera could be eradicated in 1971 as outbreaks shrink to a few states. Dr. R. S. Sharman noted 679 heads with live cases in 1970, a 54 percent drop from 1969, aided by stricter pig movement controls and removal of modified live vaccines.

Edwards Anders University of Chicago Soviet Academy of Sciences Alexander P. Vinogradov Washington UPI Agriculture Department R. S. Sharman Department Sharman Virginia North Carolina Puerto Rico

Portables Offer Space Saving Washers and Dryers

Portable washers and dryers provide a solution for apartment and mobile home living with minimal installation. They require only sink hookup and standard 115 volt power, though small capacity and longer drying times are trade-offs. Experts advise matching features to needs and considering venting and fabric care options.

Mary Pickett Towa State University Pickett Dr. Pickett Towa

Set deadline for Chrysler strike

UAW set January 19 as a strike deadline in its three year Chrysler contract dispute. Key dispute is retroactive first year pay raises for 10,000 salaried workers while Chrysler resists tying increases to ratification. UAW chief Woodcock warned of possible reprisals if Chrysler uses a strike merely to reduce unsold inventory.

Detroit UPI United Auto Workers Chrysler Corp UAW Chrysler Ford Leonard Woodcock John Leary

White Cloud Club and Braden Club Activities at Crawfordsville

Local clubs report January meetings in Crawfordsville with nine White Cloud members and five children plus guests including Mrs. Dickie Jo Peterson. The White Cloud group plans an all day sewing bee at Mrs. Raymond Howsare’s. Braden Club hosted a noon luncheon with many couples, planning Valentine favors for February 3. Rural Homemakers met with eight members and one child, sharing Christmas gifts and drafting new year booklets, next meeting February 4 with a salad luncheon.

Crawfordsville Lucy Gieselman West Burlington Roy Gieselman White Cloud Club Cascal Hamilton Dickie Jo Peterson Braden Club Joe Martins Dick Stephens Richard Allen Boyd Stephens George Fulton Dick Dare Henry Davis Robert Freyenberger Daryl Owens John Andersen Valentine Denny White Leslie Jennifer Carlton Whites Becky Kirksville, Mo Ferrel Young John Harold Jones

Weekly livestock sale schedule across Iowa towns

The column lists regular sale days for multiple Iowa livestock markets. Washington Livestock Sales Co holds Friday sales, Ollie Livestock Exchange Tuesday sales, Smylie-Haupert Livestock Co in Columbus Junction Wednesdays, Wayland Mondays, Wa Pelio Livestock Sales Inc on Highway 61 Tuesdays, and Kalona area auctions on second Tuesdays plus Kalona Community Auction monthly.

Washington Livestock Sales Co Westock Ollie Livestock Exchange Smylie - Haupert Livestock Co Columbus Junction Iowa Wayland Wapelio Livestock Sales Inc Highway 61 Wapelio

Dear Abby letters reveal family and romance dilemmas

A collection of Dear Abby exchanges covers a grandson’s snub about two tickets, a Viet Nam veteran son’s room and board, and long hidden romantic yearnings. Advice emphasizes courtesy, patience, and clear communication in family and love matters.

Abby Jimmy Viet Nam Texarkana G.I

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