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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1976

Page

1

Washington County appoints Zielstorf as interim clerk

Jane Zielstorf of Washington named Washington County clerk of court by the County Board to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Robert L. Riley. Zielstorf, a 10 year employee including eight years as deputy, will serve as interim clerk starting February 16 and may seek the Republican nomination for a full four year term.

The Evening Journal Jane Zielstorf Washington Washington County County Board of Firs Zelstorf Robert L. Riley Riley Zielsorf

Mount Pleasant man held on murder charge in Traut shooting

Bond set at 30000 for Michael William Millspaugh 24 Mount Pleasant accused in the January 22 killing of J Raymond Traut operator of a Salem area service station Traut was shot during an apparent robbery at the U S 218 station three miles east of Salem A preliminary hearing is scheduled for February 18 at 9 30 am before Magistrate Robert L Hansen Millspaugh was jailed in Washington County due to remodeling at Henry County Jail.

Mount Pleasant, Own UPI Michael William Millspaugh Mount Pleasant Salem Millspaugh Robert L. Hansen Washington County Henry County J. Raymond Traut U.S Traut

Snow removal budget stays intact in light winter

The Iowa DOT budget for snow removal stands at 9.4 million after 14 million was spent last winter. A cut in manpower and a smaller planned removal level led to the reduction, the DOT Commission heard Tuesday.

Fort Dodge Iowa UPI Department of Transportation DOT Commission DOT

Old Town Disincorporation Vote in Iowa

Old Town Iowa residents facing the disincorporation of their 24 person village after a 14 to 1 vote. Mayor O. E. Humphrey says no longer any reason to exist as the town fades away after years of decline. Harold Jones notes minimal discussion at a home meeting. The referendum followed Iowa Home Rule provisions.

Old Town Iowa UFI O. E. Humphrey Harold Jones

6 Percent Growth Limit Faces Senate Panel Test

Iowa lawmakers weigh a six percent annual growth cap for local governments as Sen. Norman Rodgers schedules public hearing to hear city officials and residents. Voter bond approval in Clear Lake authorizes 965000 for new junior high facilities including a gym auditorium and music rooms after a fire.

Des Moines UPI Senate Ways and Means Committee Norman Rodgers D-Adel Clear Lake, Lows Clear Lake Ium

Senate studies changes to Iowa workmen compensation bill

The Iowa Senate plans to take up a 1975 House bill Thursday to revise workmen's compensation rules. Key changes reduce the waiting period for benefits from seven to three days and clarify doctor choice and transport costs. The measure also expands coverage including farm and domestic workers and raises minimum weekly compensation to 36 dollars while keeping the maximum at 80 percent of take home pay.

DES Moines IDPA Senate Iowa Sen Cloyd Robinson Cedar Rapids Senate Labor and Human Relations Committee House Robinson

Weather outlook partly cloudy with colder highs

Partly cloudy weather continues tonight and Thursday. Lows tonight will be in the upper teens. Thursday will be colder with daytime highs near 30. Northwest winds will range from 20 to 35 mph tonight.

Jail remodel bids set for Fairfield firm and Washington contractor

Fairfield firm Liblin and Adam and Washington painting contractor Jack Eaton led open bids for remodeling the county jail into a joint Public Safety Center. Total bids around 15 800 with painting separate and completion aimed by April 1 under a state rural grant.

Evening Journal Fairfield Washington Washington County Board of Supervisors Don Robertson Lublin Adam Jack Eaton Liblin Eaton Paint & Paper Shop of Golden Touch Ralph Marshall

Iowa subcommittee backs 13.8 million Medicaid funding

A joint legislative subcommittee unanimously recommended to both appropriations committees a 13.8 million state supplemental Medicaid allocation to avert sharp cuts. If approved, the funds would cover the rest of the fiscal year, with total Medicaid allocations rising toward 51 million this year and over 60 million next year without reform.

Des Moines UPI Appropriations House Senate Human Resources Appropriations Gregory Cusack Davenport Robert D. Ray Iowa Department of Social Services Cusack

DOT backs Mississippi dam despite Sierra Club charges

The Iowa DOT Commission refused to abandon support for a new lock and dam on the Mississippi at Alton. Sierra Club critics say the Corps’ environmental statement is flawed. officials cite new information but keep the 12 ft channel as unproven and costly. The panel also said it will decide Iowa’s stance on future railroad abandonment cases.

Fort Dodge Iowa UPI Iowa Department of Transportation Commission Mississippi River Alton The Sierra Club DOT James Curtis Iowa City U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Stephen Garst Coon Rapids Curtis Mississippi Miinois Allan Thoms Dubuque Thoms Elmer Dobson Glidden Dobson Bot DOT Commission Robert Rigler Commission

Washington Community Chest Reaches 1978 Goal

Campaign chairman James Kauffman announced the Washington Community Chest surpassed its $38,750 goal with a total of $39,800. Local industry support and cleanup campaigns boosted contributions, enabling funding for YMCA YWCA Red Cross County Developmental Center Senior Citizens Council ARCA Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls and Lake Darling Youth Center.

Rae Nie James Kauffman Washington Community Chest Kauffman Crane Co Washington United Way Ymca and YWCA Red Cross County Developmental Center Senior Citizens Council Association For Retarded Citizens Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls Lake Darling

Democratic platform committee meets January 30 in Washington

A Democratic platform committee meeting will be held in the Washington school administration building Friday January 30 at 7 30 p m. All precincts should be represented and any other interested persons are invited. Al Fritz is head of the platform committee for the party.

Democratic Platform Committee Washington School “Administration al Fritz

Dunton presses DSS to seek cuts to fund Medicaid

Rep Keith Dunton urged the Iowa Legislature to approve a 13.8 million supplemental for Medicaid to preserve current care. He said DSS must be more fiscally accountable and will face cuts in nonmedical social services for the new fiscal year beginning July 1.

Bert Preiebe D-Algona Thomas Higgins D-Davenport Higgins Keith Dunton Iowa Dunton State Department of Social Services DSS Social Services Department

Augustine urges ag land tax changes in Iowa

Ed Augustine, president of the Washington County Farm Bureau, called for immediate action to revise agricultural land assessment. He urged basing assessments on earning capacity rather than market value, noting high land prices reflect farm franchises and that a 6.5 percent capitalization rate is outdated.

Evening Journal Iowa Ed Augustine Washington County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Washington Augustine

Washington DECA Students Sweep Area VI Honors

Washington Distributive Education students attended the Area VI Leadership Conference in Burlington to compete in events aligned with classroom work and activities. Kathy Bates led with multiple first place wins including Sales Demonstration and Display Production, with several other students earning second and third place honors across categories such as Public Speaking, Advertising, and Interview skills. Jenni Kleese was named DECA Sweetheart and two juniors, Joni Hammond and Tori Scheeler, earned first place in Radio Composition and Job Application and Interview respectively.

Washington Burlington Prazz Kathy Bates Jenni Kleese Kris Ross Tari Speece Dick Schmitt Total Food Jim Scheeler Holly Waters Julie Redlinger Steve Hackbarth Dennis Franzen Larry Bohlen DECA Joni Hammond Tori Scheeler

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