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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1975

Page

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Aea Funding Up for Iowa Special Education Services

Des Moines report notes 15 Area Education Agencies seek an extra 10 million dollars in state funds for special education. Legislators will hear from AEA heads on why per pupil costs may rise from 23 to 55 dollars amid enrollment declines. Governor Ray’s budget mirrors DPI requests. hearing aims to align figures by mid February.

Des Moines UPI AEA Department of Public Instruction Iowa Senate Education Committee Joan Orr D-Grinnell Orr Robert D. Ray Ray DPI DPT House General Assembly Senate Ways and Means Lowell Norland Department of Transportation State Treasury Turner Ames

Highland to host choral festival

Highland Community High School will host a high school choral festival on Saturday February 8 featuring about 400 singers from Columbus Keota Waco Washington and Highland. Directed by Charles Ashford of Washington High School the chorus includes area directors Paul Duncan Patricia Brown Betty Becker and Robert Youngquist. The concert titled American Music Past and Present begins at 730 pm with a full chorus and individual choirs and an admission of 50 cents for students and 1.00 for adults.

Highland Community High School Midwest Canada Europe Washington, D.C Philadelphia New York Boston Paul Duncan Columbus Patricia Brown Keota Betty Becker Waco Robert Youngquist Washington Irene Trotter

Maahs to talk about hunger Monday night

The Washington County Farm Bureau sponsors an open meeting on World Hunger Monday evening February 3 at 7 30 in the Fellowship Hall United Presbyterian Church Washington. Gene Maahs director of communications for the Iowa Farm Bureau will speak.

Washington

Levi Would Impose The Death Penalty In Narrow Cases

President Ford's pick for attorney general Levi argues the death penalty deters crime when limited to specific offenses. He cites hijackings, repeated murders by felons, and killing a police officer, while also pledging FBI file guidelines and restraint on wiretapping for security probes.

Washington U11 Howard H. Levi Ford Senate Judiciary Committee Levi University of Chicago FBI Congress Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass

James Miksch Named Campaign Manager for Farm Bureau Drive

James Miksch of Route 1 Washington has been named Campaign Manager for the 1975 Farm Bureau membership drive in Washington county. He serves as county organization treasurer and coordinates legislative relations for district 88. The kickoff is Monday February 3 with a noon chili and oyster lunch. speaker Gene Maahs of the Iowa Farm Bureau. The county aims to exceed 1,275 members by March 1.

James Miksch Washington Farm Bureau Washington County Miksch District 88 Gene Maahs Iowa Farm Bureau

Ford meets Congressmen Talk at White House

President Ford met with Democratic and Republican congressional leaders at the White House to bridge gaps in his economic energy program. The gathering followed a prayer breakfast where Ford urged a spirit of compromise, citing the hymn The Fellowship of Kindred Minds. Leaders present included Carl Albert, Thomas ONeill, Al Ullman, Mike Mansfield, Robert Byrd, and Hugh Scott.

Washington UPI Ford White House Congress Nymn Fellowship of Kinarea Carl Albert House Thomas O'Neill Ways and Means al Ullman Senate Mike Mansfield Robert Byrd Hugh Scott Congressional

Iowa Senate committee backs criminal code revision bill

The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a 240 page criminal code revision on a 10 to 2 vote sending it to the floor for debate set to begin February 17. The measure rewrites crimes definitions but omits capital punishment while adding police no knock authority and abortion provisions.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Senate Judiciary Committee Sen Gene Glenn Dottumwa Minnette Doderer Lown City U.S. Supreme Court

Iowa governor probes state car use for possible abuse

Gov. Robert D. Ray launches agency by agency investigation into potential misuse of state owned vehicles in Iowa. study of trips over 15 000 miles annual and possible shift to pool cars. Highway Patrol Conservation Commission and Agriculture Department show largest fleets. legislators demand swift action.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Robert D. Ray Ray State Public Safety Charles Larson State General Services Stanley McCausland McCausland Richard Gilbert Gilbert Towa Highway Patrol Conservation Commission Agriculture Department The Employment Security Commission Bert Priebe D-Algona

Weather outlook with rain and cool temperatures

Cloudy conditions this afternoon with mid to upper 30s. Rain likely tonight, then ending by Wednesday morning as temps rise into the lower 40s. Rain ends and turning cooler with highs 40 to 45 this afternoon, while east winds 10 to 15 mph today and southeast tonight. Chance of precip 60 percent tonight and 30 percent Wednesday.

China cancels contracts for 601000 tons of wheat

Washington based Cook Industries says China canceled 601000 tons of U S wheat set for delivery next month. No reason given and speculation points to good Chinese crops or earlier high prices. China bought 3 million tons in 1973 74, the largest to date.

Washington UPL People’s Republic of China United States Cook Industries Inc Cook China U.S

Wall Street hits record turnover on busiest Monday ever

Trading on the New York Stock Exchange surged to 32.1 million shares, the highest in 183 years, as IBM stock resumed trading after a Denver court ruling. The Dow rose 26.05 to 692.66 amid rate-cut hopes, a $3 billion 1974 trade deficit, and a 5.1 percent drop in productivity. Fedders offered rebates on large A C systems while Falstaff idled 800 workers across six plants for a week.

United Fressantessen New York Stock Exchange Nixon Dow-Jones U.S. Court of Appeals Denver International Business Machines Telex Corp Securities and Exchange Commission IBM Wall Street Bureau of Labor Statistics Zurich Amsterdam Scandinavia Fedders Corp Brewing Falstaff

Annual Crop Day program at Y January 31

The Washington County Extension hosts an all day Crop Program on Friday January 31 in the Washington YMCA third floor community room starting at 9 30 a m. Speakers Gerry Gogan Jim Frier discuss seed supply and costs for 75 insect control double cropping erosion and energy needs with PM sessions on conservation tillage and a film Safety When Applying Anhydrous Ammonia.

Washington County Washington Ymca Gerry Gogan Cedar Rapids ‘Area Jim Frier

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