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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1977

Page

8

Wellington bomb victim confirmed by official review

Des Moines reports Henry County Attorney Gary Wiegel stated Walter A Wellington was the Mount Pleasant explosion victim. Wiegel rejected claims of another person, citing matching dental records and service history. The case involves a car theft ring probe and calls for exhumation for further autopsy and X rays.

Des Moines UPI Mount Pleasant Walter Wellington Henry Gary L. Wiegel Wiegel Silas J Wellington III Mount Pleasant Bank and Trust Co Silas Redman Henry County Richard B. Piper Bloomfield Chicago Piper

Lawmakers stall on lobbyist disclosure

DES MOINES UPI reporting lawmakers in the Senate prepare to debate rules on lobbyist spending disclosure. The package would require annual reporting of direct and indirect lobbying costs including salaries and office expenses. Critics warn the salary disclosure could breach attorney client privilege and mistrust grows over measurable transparency.

Des Moines UPI Senate Senate Ethics Committee John Mowry Marshalltown Mowry Lucas DeKoster R-Hull Earl Willits D-Des Moines Willits Roger Shaff R-Camanche Shaff 66Th General Assembly House Rules

Livestock Prices Mixed in Joliet Market Report

In Joliet Illinois cattle sales failed to establish a market while hogs declined. 1 000 head down 25 to 50 cents. Prices for No 1-2 hogs 200-230 pounds ranged 40.25 to 40.50, No 1-3 200-250 pounds 39.50 to 40.25, No 3-4 305 pounds 35.00. Friday receipts were cattle about 800 and hogs about 1,000.

Dr. Isaiah Salladay Dies in South Dakota

Ward reports the death of Dr. Isaiah Reed Salladay on January 10 1977 at Ft. Meade Veterans Hospital in South Dakota with burial at Ft. Meade National Cemetery. Born November 13 1894 in Ainsworth he was a WWI veteran and WWII African campaign participant who practiced in Pierre then served at Ft. Meade Hospital. Surviving wife Ceres son John and two sisters are listed along with nieces and nephews.

Pierre S.D Ft. Mead Veterans Hospital Ceres E. Capitol John Springfield Glen Lorena) Green Washington Louis Laura) Rath Lone Tree

City police report multiple weekday traffic crashes

Police logged several minor crashes at local intersections Tuesday morning and Monday evening. George White and Rita Tadlock were cited for failure to yield after a stop in a 600 dollar damage collision. Deborah Gray and Robert Hagist’s frost impaired visions caused both to turn into each other at East Madison and South Second. Sue Smith received a charge for failing to observe a stop light after colliding with Murray Kueneman at Main and South Iowa Avenue with about 1200 dollars in damage.

George Albert White Washington Rita Joan Tadlock Kalona White Deborah Ruth Gray Robert Eugene Hagist Brighton East Madison South Second Sue Ann Smith Murray Harold Kueneman Main Iowa Avenue

Livestock Market Report Des Moines Sows Steady Prices Rise

DES MOINES UPDATE shows trade slow to moderate with demand moderate to good. Butchers steady to 50 higher, sows steady. No 1-3 200-230 lb butchers 38.00-39.00, 230-250 lb 37.25-38.75, 270-300 lb 32.50-37.50, sows 30.00-32.00 for 270-330 lb and 29.25-31.50 for 330-400 lb, 400-450 lb 29.00-31.00, 450-550 lb 28.25-30.75. Receipts 70,000. 72,000 Wed. 104,000 last week. 68,000 year ago.

Des Moines UPI

Second semester classes begin at The Children's House

The Children's House on East Washington Street starts second semester classes on Tuesday January 18. The Washington Center is full unless late cancellations occur. Openings remain for day care and morning preschool at Ainsworth Center, with Columbus Junction center taking daycare only. Fees for morning preschool are by semester. daycare fees use a sliding scale by income.

East Washington Street Washington Center Ainsworth Center Columbus Junction Center

YWCA pool rental offered for Friday evening parties

The YWCA announces the YMCA swimming pool is available for rental on Friday evenings. Executive secretary Mrs Jackie Wells invites Camp Fire Girls Boy Scouts Girl Scouts 4-H clubs church groups or mothers with a dozen children to host a one hour swimming party at a total cost of 11.50 including lifeguard. Call the VW office for details.

YWCA Jackie Wells Camp Fire Girls Boy Scouts Girl Scouts

California faces potential record drought in 1977

California water official warns of a potentially worst drought year on record unless substantial storms arrive. Water Resources Director Ronald Robie says 80 percent of normal rainfall is needed to avert disaster, but odds are slim. Scripps Institution projects under 50 percent supplies rest of year. Robie calls the outlook grim and recalls 1924 as the driest year.

Sacramento Calif UPI California Ronald B. Robie Assembly Water Committee Scripps Institute of Oceanography la Jolla Robie

Witness assembly slated for weekend in Burlington Iowa

District minister Maurice O Callaghan to speak at the semi annual circuit assembly of Jehovahs Witnesses in Burlington Iowa. Thirty five local witnesses traveling to the Burlington Memorial Auditorium will attend the sessions January 15 and 16 with topics on Bible study helping believers and discussing Bible based beliefs.

Assembly of Jehovah’s Witnesses Maurice O’callaghan Burlington Iowa O'Callaghan

Hospital notes admit and discharge list

Yesterday admitted patients include Larry Bohlen Beatrice Kendrick Evelyn Mayer Ethan Blieu Rose Van Ness all in Washington with medical or surgical needs. Today adds Mrs William Putnam of Ainsworth. Discharges yesterday Rosemary Beachy and Earl Capps. today Melvin Lecher Mrs Fred Martin and son and Mrs Velda King leave.

Larry Bohlen Washington Beatrice Kendrick Evelyn Mayer Ethan Blieu Rose van Ness William Putnam Ainsworth Rosemary Beachy Earl Capps Melvin Lecher Fred Martin and Son Velda King

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