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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1976

Page

1

Early spring hope as robins seen near hospital grounds

A dozen robins and others were spotted yesterday around Washington County Hospital by June and Isabelle Jensen, signaling possible early spring amid frost. Grant Wood Area Education Agency Board unanimously approves three year contract for Administrator Dwight S. Bode starting July with a salary ceiling of 27500, unchanged by legislature. West Chester residents are asked to attend a 7:30 p.m. meeting Sunday January 25 at West Chester Elementary gym to discuss a proposed new elementary building to replace the Wellman building and view study committee recommendations for the Mid-Prairie school board.

Washington County June Isabelle Jensen Florida South Carolina Bode Grant Wood Area Education Agency Board Dwight S. Bode Joint County School System West Chester Wellman Mid-Prairie School Board

Steer priced at 20.75 per pound at Denver show

UPI reports F C Knoebel, president of Nobel Inc, bid 20.75 per pound Tuesday for Diamond Jack a 1250-pound crossbred steer owned by Greg Hilbert of Algona Iowa. The steer was chosen grand champion at the National Western Stock Show.

Denver UPI Iowa F.C. Knoebel Nobel Inc Greg Hilbert Ron Hilbert Algona

Fake reports of stolen goods raise insurance fraud concerns

Muscatine Iowa acting police chief William Brendel says a rising share of theft reports appear aimed at defrauding insurers. In recent cases suspects claimed items were stolen, only to be charged after investigations showed otherwise. One man fined $100 for a false report of $600 in goods. another case involved a Citizens Band radio valued at $178 later sold for $90 and admitted by the seller.

Muscatine, Iowa UPI Muscatine William Brendel Brendel

Holden Praises Washington County Republican Caucuses

County Republican Chairman Harvey Holden called the Washington County Republican Citizen Caucuses highly successful with strong turnout in most locations. A straw poll in Oregon township showed Reagan nine votes Ford four and uncommitted two, with caucus participation aiding presidential selection and party platform development.

Washington County Harvey Holden Washington Oregon Reagan Ford Holden

Open House at Brownlee Health Care Center Dedication Set

Washington Iowa welcomes the public Sunday for open house and dedication of the Brownlee Health Care Center addition to the United Presbyterian Home. After 18 months of construction the 36 bed unit will open, with tours from 2 to 5 pm and the dedication at 3:30 pm. The facility doubles capacity, includes 16 semi private and 4 single rooms, a lounge dining area, and future recreation spaces.

U.P Brownlee United Presbyterian Home Washington Iowa Richard Colby Sherman M. L. McCreedy Richard H. McCleery Florence P. Sherman Robert G. Huberall Richard “. Schmidt Richard B. Brownlee Santa Barbara Cali William T. McIntyre Topeka Kansas Reuben Tjaden Synod of Lakes and Prairies Tim. J. Campbell Jr Newton Towa James Wood Arthur Lindgren M.L. McCreedy Sherman Hall UPP United Presbyterian Church of Washington United Presbyterian Synods Illinois Tow Brownlee

Ford proposes 394.2 billion budget amid controversy

President Ford unveils a 394.2 billion fiscal 1977 budget calling for higher Social Security taxes, defense and energy emphasis, wage and investment tax cuts, and targeting aid to the poor. He warns the plan will be controversial in an election year and stresses the government cannot solve every problem. The budget projects a 76 billion deficit and shifts fiscal year timing to October 1.

Washington UPI Ford Congress Treasury William Simon James Lynn Alan Greenspan Lynn Frank E. Moss Utah Joint Congressional Budget Committee Fords al Ullman D-Ore House Ways and Means Committee

Kissinger Brezhnev Hold New Arms Talks in Moscow

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger opened a fresh round of arms control discussions with Leonid Brezhnev in Moscow and urged restraint in Angola and the Middle East. The talks focus on a new strategic arms agreement while warnings about the risks of nuclear war frame the luncheon remarks.

Moscow UPI Henry Kissinger Leonid Brezhnev Soviet Union Angola Kissinger Salt State Department Robert L. Funseth Gromyko U.S Anatoly F. Dobrynin United States Ford Brezhnev Vladivostok

Campaign to raise swine barn funds progresses in Washington County

Evening Journal reports strong progress in funding a new swine barn at the Washington County fairgrounds. Co chairs Larry Marek and Larry Shalla say donations range from 5 to 200 dollars with support from 4-H, FFA, agri businesses, banks, and pork producers. If momentum continues, the 7500 dollar goal may be surpassed and extra funds would cover pens and concrete flooring. Funds can be sent to Washington County Park Producers Association or Box 29 in Was.

Evening Journal Washington County Fairgrounds Larry Marek Rural Riverside Larry Shalla Marek Sai 4-H FFA Marek Washington County Park Producers Association PPA John Skubal Ainsworth

Beef Banquet Planned by Washington County Cattlemen

Directors of the Washington County Cattlemen's Association set plans for their annual beef banquet at 6:30 p.m. Monday in the K of C Hall Washington with John Furlong of the Iowa Cattlemen's Association as speaker and a prime roast beef dinner. The group also announces another pre conditioned calf sale in February and 200 calves have already been consigned for the Feb 25 sale at the Washington Livestock Auction Market.

Evening Journal Washington County Cattlemen's Association K of C Hall Washington John Furlong Iowa Cattlemen's Association ICA Vigortones Cedar Rapids

Cold Tonight With Clouds and Low Teens Forecast

Mostly cloudy and colder tonight with a low in the teens. Thursday expects a high in the low 20s with northwesterly winds 15 to 20 mph.

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