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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1977

Page

8

Carter pledges worldwide arms reduction push

President Carter outlines bold goals in a wide interview, aiming for a global arms sales cut and a comprehensive test ban. He backs a rapid move to reduce nuclear stockpiles, seeks multilateral curbs with allies, and plans a fireside chat and major policy packages within weeks.

Washington UPI Carter Soviet Union White House Congress Oval Office United Press International Associated Press U.S Cyrus Vance Defense Department Walter Mondale Europe Japan Vance Middle East Israel Arab States United States Lincoln Suite Treaty Room Vietnam Egypt Syria Saudi Arabia Jordan Africa U.N Andrew Young

Iowa lawmakers focus on committees as session nears work

Iowa legislators return to committee procedures aiming to complete budget work this week. Democrats prepare a 14 to 18 item priorities list while Republicans voice criticism of the delay. Controversies include truck length reform, possible death penalty legislation, and open caucuses by House Democrats.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Revenue Gerald Barr Marvin Selden House Senate 67Th General Assembly Floyd Millen Farmington Millen Carl Nielsen Altoona Nielsen Department of Transportation Commission Supreme Court High Court Richard C. Turner DOT Commission Turner Waterloo Cedar Falls House Democrats House Republicans Senate Democrats Senate Republicans

Livestock Markets Report From Joliet Illinois

Markets detail cattle at Joliet with steady to higher prices for steers and heifers and primes at 38.75 to 40.50. Hogs around 2,000 head quoted 40.25 to 41.25 for various weights. Tuesday receipts projected at 50 cattle and 1,000 hogs.

Homer Kurtz 82 dies at Maplewood Manor in 1977

Homer Kurtz 82 of rural South English died Saturday evening January 22 1977 at Maplewood Manor Nursing Home where he had resided the past month Funeral services will be Tuesday at 1030 a.m. at Powell Funeral Home Keota with Revs Charles Pendleton and Sherwood Roser officiating Burial will be in Keota Cemetery Masonic services will be held Monday at 8 p.m. at the funeral home He was born January 6 1895 in Keokuk County to John and Katherine Bromwell Kurtz He married Beulah Mae Korf February 3 1916 They farmed near Keota then in rural South English moved in 1920 and retired to Maplewood Manor He was a member of United Presbyterian Church a 50 year member of the Masonic Lodge and Eastern Star Survivors include his wife two sons Wayne Kurtz and John Robert Kurtz five grandchildren and three great grandchildren He was preceded in death by four brothers and five sisters

Keota Homer Kurtz Maplewood Manor Powell Funeral Home Charles Pendleton Sherwood Roser Mr. Kurtz Keokuk County John Katherine Bromwell Kurtz Beulah Mae Korf South English United Presbyterian Church Masonic Lodge Eastern Star Beulah Wayne Kurtz John Robert Kurtz Walter William Ollie Clarence Cora Rensink Edith Cave Margaret Blalock Louisa Emma

Grain Market Snapshot with Wheat Corn Soybeans

Grain market figures show Wheat trading around 281 percent highs with mixed daily moves in Wheat, Corn, Oats, and Soybeans. Prices display volatile highs and lows, with Soybeans around 738 and Corn near 271 to 277 over varying sessions, indicating continued swing across grains.

Des Moines Livestock Market Report Shows Steady Butchers

UPI reports moderate trade and demand at Des Moines with butchers steady to 50 lower, some higher for top weights. No 1-3 cattle ranges: 200-230 lb up to 240, 230-250 lb 38.25 to 40.00, heavier cows and sows listed with receipts of 90,000.

Joliet, Ill UPI Des Moines Iowa

Almanac birth dates for January 24 1977

United Press International Almanac notes a Monday Jan 24 1977 start with 341 days remaining. It lists Mercury Mars and Saturn as morning stars and Venus Jupiter as evening stars. It notes Aquarius as the zodiac sign for births on this date and marks Paul Wayland Bartlett born Jan 24 1865 and Ernest Borgnine turning 59.

United Press International Mercury Mars Saturn Venus Jupiter Paul Wayland Bartlett Ernest Borgnine

Marjorie Goff Faidley dies in auto accident

Mrs. Marjorie Goff Shockley Faidley 63 of Mesa Arizona died Saturday January 22 1977 in an auto accident in Mesa Arizona. Funeral services are planned Campbell Russell Funeral Home Vinton Tuesday evening and Eicher Mennonite Church near Wayland Wednesday afternoon with Rev Paul Goosen officiating. Burial is in Eicher Mennonite Cemetery. Survivors include her husband Ralph Faidley Mesa two sons Merle Shockley Ft Wayne Allen Shockley Cedar Falls a step son Keith Faidley Denver five daughters Phianna Foss Mt Pleasant Linda Sand Marion Drusilla Brunssen Garrison eleven grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

Marjorie Goff Shockley Faidley Mesa, Ariz Mesa Ariz Campbell-Russell Funeral Home Vinton Eicher Mennonite Church Wayland Paul Goosen Eicher Mennonite Faidley Crawfordsville Kenneth W Lavina Eicher Goff Floyd Shockley Washington Shockley Ralph Faidley Merle Shockley Ft. Wayne Ind Allen Shockley Cedar Falls Keith Faidley Denver Colo Phianna Foss Mt. Pleasant Linda Sand Marion Drusilla Brunssen Garrison Vere Goff Carlsb

County ambulance trains CPR instructors countywide

The local ambulance service is training instructors to conduct CPR classes across the county. Plans include Feb 14–16 in Brighton led by Kenny Meyers and John Lins, with pamphlets under a dollar. Classes require 10 participants and may be set up by clubs or groups, with further sessions to be announced for Washington.

Jones Brighton Kenny Meyers John Lins Washington Iowa

Annetta MacGugin Dies After Lingering Illness

Annetta G. MacGugin 86 of 520 W. Jefferson Washington died Sunday Jan 23 1977 at Maplewood Manor Keota after a lingering illness. Funeral Jan 26 at 1 30 p m Sherman Eden Funeral Home Rev Lloyd Bauer. burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Survived by sister Norma Palmer Batavia and several nieces and nephews. She married Harris D. MacGugin in 1916.

Annetta G. MacGugin W. Jefferson Washington Maplewood Manor Keota Sherman-Eden Lloyd Bauer Elm Grove Cemetery MacGugin Wellman Nathaniel Bruce Gardner Capitola Brindley Harris D. MacGugin Eastern Star of Norma Palmer Batavia

Durant factory fire halts work at Russelley Foundry

A weekend blaze at Durant Iowa warehouse destroyed 1500 to 2000 metal casting patterns at Russelley Foundry. The fire prompted 45 firefighters from Durant and Wilton to work for hours, and 70 workers were told not to report to work until further notice.

Durant, Iowa UPI Durant Russelley Wilton

Robert Brock Dies in Des Moines at 45

Robert L. Brock aged 45 of Des Moines died January 23 1977 at Mercy Hospital from a heart attack. Funeral services will be held at 1 30 p m Wednesday at Hamilton Funeral Home Des Moines with burial in Highland Memory Garden Cemetery. He formerly lived in Washington born to Richard and Clela Smart Brock. He worked for Hamilton Funeral Home until retirement four years ago and was a member of the National Federation of the Blind and its Iowa Chapter. Survived by his wife Shirley Musser Brock and three siblings. Address: 219 Fourth St Des Moines.

Robert L. Brock Washington Hamilton Funeral Home Des Moines Highland Memory Garden Mr. Brock Mercy Hospital Richard and Clela Smart Brock Brock National Federation of the Blind Federation Iowa Shirley (Musser) Brock Fourth St

Toots Shor, Noted New York Restaurateur, Dies

Bernard Toots Shor died at 71 in New York University Medical Center after a brief illness. A famed sports fan and nightlife figure, his Toots Shor Restaurant was a rendezvous for athletes and Sardi's for actors. Survived by widow Marian Volk and four children. services pending.

New York UPI Bernard ‘‘Toots Shor New York University Medical Center Sardi’s Marian Volk

Professional Directory listing local attorneys and services

A compact Washington Iowa directory lists multiple law firms and attorneys with offices on West Washington Street and Central avenues, plus professionals in chiropractic care, real estate, osteopathy, optometry, child care, and plumbing. Contact numbers are included for firms such as Anderson & Buffer, Morrison, Morrison and Lloyd, and others.

Richard S. Bordwell North Marion Livingston, Day, Kehoe Meeker & Bates Robert Day Everett Meeker Robert Bates Craig Arbuckle South B Morrison, Morrison Lloyd Edmund D. Morrison Jr James E. Lloyd West Washington St John C. Owen East Main Street Stewart & Shearer Attorneys Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer Douglas L. Tindal West Main Thomas D. Kauffman Washington Iowa M. L. Tweeton

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