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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1974

Page

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Iowa Southern Utilities reports new system peak load

An Iowa Southern Utilities official announced that Monday's electrical usage reached a new system peak of 311 000 kilowatts per hour, surpassing the 304 000 kilowatts per hour mark set last summer. The spokesman said a strong possibility exists for another record as the heat continues.

Iowa Southern Utilities Today

Washington Optimists Sponsor Iowa Master Contest For Area Farmers

Washington area farmers may enter the Iowa Master Corn and Soybean Growers contest with a $15 fee. Entries due July 27 at the County Extension office or via Frank Patterson Myron Shields or Arthur Boshart. A July 12 oat variety tour at Patterson Seed Farm 9 miles north features Oliver Knott.

Washington Iowa Frank Patterson Myron Shields Arthur Boshart Patterson Jim Frier Oliver Knott

Washington sewer project behind schedule amid rain and old lines

The summer $500000 sewer separation effort in Washington runs about three weeks late due to poor weather and discovering undocumented 1880s era lines. Contractor Bud Buescher aims to finish by November first with storms diverting rain to streams and costs rising from adapting existing connections.

Washington Bud” Buescher Jim Reschly Buescher Larch Reschly

Heat wave causes buckled streets in Des Moines area

Des Moines and neighboring towns faced buckled streets amid a 96 degree heat wave. Police reported damaged road sections in Des Moines West Des Moines Windsor Heights and Urbandale. Town Power and Light Co recorded a peak demand of 890000 kilowatts at 4 p.m. driven by air conditioner use, surpassing the prior 876000 kilowatt record set on a hotter day.

Des Moines UPI Iowa West Des Moines Windsor Heights Urbandale Town Power and Light Co

Statler to speak on health planning conference

Mary A Statler of Keota Washington County proposes a community position on health care at an Iowa City regional conference on reorganizing health planning. John Henderson hospital administrator Marengo also speaks as the Hoover Health Council hosts the August 1 session at Hilton Inn.

Mary A. Statler Keota Washington County Hoover Health Council Iowa City Iowa U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Office of Comprehensive Health Planning Iowa Regional Medical Program Statler Hoover Group Emergency Medical Services Council

Child support recoveries soar in Washington County in 1974

Memorandum from William L. Thomas shows 8 758 90 recovered in six months of 1974 from fathers split from their children, compared with 2 000 in the same period in 1973. Arbuckle credits the threat of court action for the high rate as ADC payments shift to the state. The future of Arbuckle’s post is unresolved as supervisors consider eliminating the position.

Washington County Asst Craig Arbuckle William L. Thomas Cedar Rapids Thomas Arbuckle Tracy ‘Anderson Board of Supervisors

Mansfield urges White House conference on the economy

Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield proposed a White House conference on the economy with joint leadership, economists, administration advisers, and labor and industry reps. He made the call as Nixon met with top advisers to address inflation and high interest rates, while criticizing Congress for inaction.

Washington Nixon Herbert Stein Council of Economic Advisers Treasury William E. Simon Kenneth Bush Federal Reserve Board Arthur F. Burns Roy Ash Mansfield White House Mansfield Senate Hugh Scott Stein Ifield Congress

Weather forecast runs hot and humid through Wednesday

Continued hot and humid conditions with clear to partly cloudy skies through Wednesday. A slight chance of thunderstorms Wednesday. Highs near mid 90s, lows 70 to 75. South winds 10 to 20 mph this afternoon, 6 to 12 mph tonight. Measurable rain probability 2 percent Wednesday.

Haldeman Seeks $1 Million for Memoirs

Los Angeles via ur reports H R Haldeman offers memoirs to New York publishers at a one million dollar price tag. Four publishers reportedly rejected the bid. The tentative title Inside includes an eight page outline and a jacket photo with Haldeman in the Oval Office with Nixon. The Watergate chapter is described as vague.

Los Angeles Haldeman New York Los Angeles Times Oval Office Nixon the Times

Supreme Court weighs Nixon tapes case amid impeachment clash

Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski warns constitutional government at risk if Nixon refuses to yield Watergate tapes, while James D. St Clair argues presidential immunity from criminal proceedings. Justices hear three hours of arguments as House Republicans warn defiance could cripple the presidency.

Washington UPI Leon Jaworski America Nixon James D. St. Clair Supreme Court Jaworski St. Clair White House Capitol House Judiciary Committee Trent Lott Mississippi Robert McClory Illinois

Nixon project questioned by Iowa official on energy policy

State Geologist Sam Tuthill warned the Project Independence plan may not work as a long term solution to the energy crisis. He criticized technical and economic uncertainties and urged conservation and incentives while noting Iowa's reliance on natural gas and personal vehicles.

DES Moines IDPA Sam Tuthill Nixon United States Tuthill Iowa Energy Policy Council Towa Iowa

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