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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1971

Page

2

Railpac expands national rail network to 21 routes

The Transportation Department widened the Rail Passenger Corp plan to include nearly all long distance routes. Montreal from New York remains the only major link likely to be cut. Five new routes were added and others retained, with schedules undecided and profitability hoped by 1974.

Washington UPI Transportation Department National Rail I Semipublic Rail Passenger Corp Railpac New York Montreal Nore Railpack Board Volpe

Professional Directory listing local attorneys chiropractors and services

Directory entry lists Livingston Day Meeker Bates Abstract Dept at 112 South B phone 653-2147. Morrison Morrison and Lloyd at 211 West Washington St phone 653-5431. John C Owen Attorney 109 East Main St. Shearer All at Law Richard A Stewart Paul V Shearer at 225 West Main Ph 653-2159. Dr M Mi Le Tweeton chiropractor 108 phone 653-2351. Production Credit Association 10 North Iowa Washington IA Melvin Schneider manager. Maplewood Manor Nursing Home inquiries out of town no waiting listed

Prewar & Shearer All At Law Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer Abrad Dept. In West Main Production Credit Association North Iowa Washington Iowa Melvin Schneider

Rural development conference in Ames focuses on housing

The State Rural Development Conference will be held Friday February 5 on the Iowa State University campus. The program features ISU Extension Dean Marvin Anderson and Iowa planning officials discussing rural development, followed by an afternoon housing session with a four member panel including Nate Ruben and Joseph Strasser. Attendance is open to Iowans with a modest registration fee covering luncheon.

Ames Iowa Iowa State University Memorial Union Wilson Moon ISU Marvin Anderson Anderson United States Leroy Peterson Iowa Development Commission Kenneth Joslin Farmer's Home Administration Kenneth Bower Robert Dotler Robert Pim Farmers Home Administration

Farm Bureau urges tax reform to curb property tax use

Washington County Farm Bureau president Frank Kreese calls for tax structure changes to lessen reliance on property taxes as school costs rise. He cites 1970 property taxes at 593 million, up 16 percent, and warns 1971 and 1974 projections. Proposes income and sales tax blends, caps on school levy and per pupil spending, and a freeze on property taxes while revising budgets.

Frank Kreese Washington County Farm Bureau Kleese Lo- 1 Affairs Committee Washington Legislative Tax Study Committee

Mrs Kurtz Undergoes Cataract Surgery at Mercy Hospital

Mrs John Kurtz was admitted to Mercy Hospital on Wednesday for cataract removal surgery. Her room is 3108. In Phoenix, Ariz., Mr and Mrs Jerry Jones welcomed a son, Jeffrey Martin, born Wednesday Jan 27. Grandparents are Dean Jones of Iowa City and Merle Allison of Washington. Mrs Allison plans to visit Phoenix to meet the new baby.

John Kurtz Mercy Hospital Jerry Jones Phoenix, Ariz Jeffrey Martin Jeanne Allison Dean Jones Iowa City Merle Allison Washington Allison Phoenix

Extension project trains youths in tractor operation in county

Washington County Extension Service plans one or more tractor and machinery operation classes for youths aged 14 and 15. Classes begin around February 8, meeting weekly for 10 weeks, with a $10 registration due by February 3 at the Extension Office. Enrollment limits and locations depend on turnout, with possible sites in Highland Mid Pride and Washington. Instructors will cover safety, maintenance, and proper use of tractors, aiming to raise awareness of hazards and correct operation. Participants must be at least 13, and the 1968 AU Department of Labor rule restricts under 16 from certain tractor work unless specific training is completed. Further details expected.

Washington County County Extension Service Frier Washington County Extension Office Highland Mid Pride Washington A.U Dept. of Labor Kalona Mid-Prairie Citizens Advisory Committee Marjorie O’mea Guengerich Iowa Wesleyan College Nancy Swartzendruber Juengerich

Taxpayers organize across the state meeting in Des Moines

Taxpayers statewide invite all who seek property tax relief to a Des Moines meeting on Tuesday Feb 9 led by Jim O Henry president. The 10 am session will be in segments allowing come and go participation while legislators are in session. County officers report rising interest in forming local associations.

Property Taxpayers Association Iowa Property Taxpayers Association Des Moines Jim 0. Henry Taxpayers Statehouse State Association

Fortnightly Club Campship Deadline Notice

Music students are reminded that the Campship deadline is February 1. Forms are available from private music teachers or school music departments. The Tall Corn Music Camp will be held at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls this summer. For answers call Mrs Wayne Gamon or Mrs Herb Osincup.

University

Slough Warns of Inflation Threat and Labor Crackdown

Washington UPI Roger Slough former U S Steel board chair warns a deep inflation bust could strike if inflation worsens He calls for federal action against organized labor in construction proposing replacing union hiring halls with government staffing and declaring inflation an economic emergency He notes construction employs 3 4 million workers and accounts for 13 percent of U S output while urging wage policy changes.

Washington UPI Roger Slough U.S. Steel Slough House-Senate Joint Economics Committee Blough U.S. Employment Service Nixon John F. Kennedy USS. Steel Kennedy

Funeral rites Sunday for Leonard Frisk

Funeral services for Leonard Frisk of Columbus Junction who died Wednesday in Los Angeles California will be Sunday at 2 p m in the Stacy Lewis Funeral Home with burial in the Columbus City Cemetery Visitation will be after 1 p m Saturday at the funeral home.

Columbus Junction Leonard Frisk Los Angeles Calif Stacy - Lewis Columbus City Cemetery Funeral

Mid-Prairie Board weighs NCA accreditation and bus upgrades

The Mid-Prairie Community School District Board met January 11 to approve secretary reports and bills, consider Junior High accreditation evaluation by North Central Association for 1971 72, and plan three new buses for 1971 72. They discussed Kalona Elementary School classrooms funding, petition requirements, and elected personnel changes including replacements for resignations at the high school and rural schools.

Mid-Prairie Community School District Board of Education North Central Association of Coges and Ain Themould NCA

Toastmasters Club Hosts Three Five Minute Speeches

Three members spoke at the Capain's Table dinner meeting as Ralph Martin presented Gap Doyle Jarrard spoke on Pollution and Frank Paterson discussed Steady Poisoning. Howard Lanning presided and Dave Ilkisch led the table tools as the club announced record attendance and new members.

Capain Ralph Martin

Creative Living clubs share crafts and hobbies notes

Mrs. Leonard Llewellyn hosted Creative Living II with 17 members and one guest. Mrs. Roger Stout aided as hostess, while Mrs. Robert Logan presented the Winter Dreaming theme. Mrs. Bordwell led the business meeting and members shared hobbies. Stout demonstrated napkin to stationery making and Mrs. Garrett showed fake fur flowers and paper grapes crafting.

Leonard Llewellyn Creative Living II Roger Stout Wrohostess Robert Logan Richard Bordwell Stout Garrett

Social Calendar for DES Open Installation and Club Events

Saturday Open Installation at 8 p.m. at Masonic Temple. Sunday Knights of Columbus Card Party at 7 30 p.m. KC Hall. MondayRainbow Girls 7 30 p.m. Masonic Temple Rainbow Board 7 p.m. Masonic Temple YWCA Council 7 15 p.m. YWCA room. Tuesday Ops Club 7 30 p.m. YWCA room Senior Citizens Variety Program 2 p.m. McCleery room at Y Vandcraft 1 30 p.m. Mrs S M Fishburn Wives 1 30 p.m. Desert luncheon in a community room Guest Day Cees Endlich AFS student guest speaker Shiloh Sunshine Sisters 1 30 p.m. Mrs Ralph Schoonover Nurses Association 8 p.m. Dr Metowa City otolaryngologist speaker All registered nurses welcome.

DES Masonic Temple Knights of Columbus KC Hall YWCA Nurses Association Metowa City

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