Mezvinsky Eyes Antitrust Push to Curb Big Conglomerates
Rep. Edward Mezvinsky of Iowa, a first term Democrat and Judiciary Committee member, urges antitrust legislation to curb monopolistic control in food and energy sectors. He also backs a national health care program funded by public and private sources, and stresses bipartisan work with the White House to pass essential programs amid the economy’s struggles.
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Pamelahuey
United Press International
Edward Mezvinsky
Judiciary Committee
Iowa City Democrat
Iowa
Committee
Mezvinsky
Town House
House
U.S. Congress
Ames
Congress
Young Farmer Class Sets Monday Meeting for 1975
The organizational meeting of the Young Farmer class for 1975 will be held at the Vocational Agriculture classroom Monday evening January 20 at 7 30 p m The topic is Modern Swine Housing Systems and will be discussed by a panel of class members Washington FFA officers will host a chili supper at 7 30 in the high school cafeteria No charge and all area farmers are invited to attend
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Vocational Agriculture
Washington Ffa
Soros Cho Sorosis Club
Everette Meeks
Leola Tobin
Orie O'Connor
South
Gene Stephens
Maurice Green
Ruthven
Joe Tobin
Iowa
Terri
Kathy
Tom
Chris Griggs
Letts
Dale Herdlicka
Mary O'Conner
Washington County Hospital
Highland District
Ainsworth Community Church
Ed L. Miller
Jim McCreedy
Jack Hooten
Surprise Snow Hits Iowa Wednesday
A surprise snow storm dumped about three inches across Iowa on Wednesday night before moving out. The National Weather Service warned of a rapidly moving system to reach the Midwest later, with more snow possible tonight or Friday. Sioux City Des Moines Davenport and Burlington reported around three inches, Fort Dodge about one inch, and Waterloo and Dubuque one inch. Overnight temps dropped below zero in northern areas, with highs in the low 20s and tonight's lows in the teens. Skies were to clear as the snow moved out after midnight.
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United Press
Mrs. Alice Decklar Dies at 68 in Riverside
Mrs. Alice C. Decklar, 68, of 502 North Marion Avenue, Riverside, died Wednesday January 15 1975 at Washington Care Center after a long illness. Born November 14 1906 at Riverside she married John Decklar February 10 1942 in Manchester. Funeral Friday at St. James Catholic Church with burial in Manchester. rosary Thursday at Sherman Eden Funeral Home. Surviving are five sisters and two brothers.
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Marion Avenue
Washington Care Center
St. James Catholic Church
Edward Shepherd
Manchester
Iowa
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Decklar
Riverside
James
Anna Florang Kucera
John Decklar
Altar & Rosary Society
Clara Libenguth
Dora Parker
Helen Wingler
Roy
Della) Kron
Wellman
Evelyn Moberly
Washington
Fred
Edward Kucera
Markets Livestock Reports From Joliet Des Moines
JOLIET IL UP I livestock market reports show hogs mostly 50 cents lower with No 13 200-250 lb at 40.50 to 41.35, No 23 250-270 lb 39.00 to 40.50, No 34 270-300 lb 37.50 to 39.00 amid cattle sales insufficient to establish a market. DES MOINES IA Interior Iowa southern Minnesota hogs trade moderately active, demand fairly good, butchers steady, sows steady to 2% higher with No 1-3 200-230 lb hogs around 38.25 to 39.50 and 270-300 lb sows 35.00 to 38.25. estimated receipts today about 75,000, prior week 93,000, year ago 95,000, plus 64,000 on Wednesday.
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Des Moines
UPI
Minnesota
Japanese youth visits Ainsworth school for teaching training
A Japanese college trainee spoke with students visiting grades and shared common English words in Japanese. He stayed as a houseguest with the Louis Larsen family in Washington before holidays. Several local events follow including church services, 4-H club activities, council budget talks, and local illness impact.
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Duane White Ainsworth
United States
Bill Koehler
Louis Larsen
Washington
Ainsworth
Jack Hooten
Halcyon House
Austin Lord
Oxford
Ind
Cincinnati
Miss Taylor
Sara
Mary Megdelsen
Carol Holmes
Christine Skubal
Marsha Byerly
Shari Stout
Mary Megchelsen
Gerard Megchelsen
John K. Skubal
Patty Holmes
Dolores Stout
Ainsworth Council
Washington school board accepts two resignations amid library reports
Ten years ago the Washington Community School district board met on a Wednesday night and accepted resignations from junior high English teacher Mrs. Larry Shalla and Lincoln School second grade teacher Mrs. Murry. They also heard reports on the junior and senior high libraries and the 1964 adult education program, and conducted other routine business.
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Washington Community School District Board of Education
Larry Shalla
Murry
Lincoln School
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