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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1976

Page

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Riverside Pastor Appointed to Trinity and South Sharon Churches

Rev. Douglas Loyd, 29, is named pastor of Trinity United Methodist Church in Riverside and South Sharon United Methodist Church. He will begin Aug 1 after serving at White Deer Texas. A native Texan, Loyd will study at the University of Iowa while ministering, with wife Brenda joining education classes. They have a 19 month old daughter Lara. Loyd studied at MacMurray College, Presbyterian Seminary in Austin, and trained two years in Heidelberg Germany.

Evening Journal Riverside Douglas Loyd Trinity United Methodist Church Riverside South Sharon United Methodist Church Loyd United Methodist Church White Deer Texas University of Iowa Brenda U of I’s College of Education Loyds Lara MacMurray College Presbyterian Theological Seminary Austin Tex Heidelberg Germany

Washington Municipal Band Concert Program

The Washington Municipal Band performs Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Central Park featuring a mix of marches overtures polkas and popular tunes including God Bless America The Booster March Redwood Overture Helena Polka Golden Eagle Concert March Java Swingin the Old Apple Tree Italian Festival Proud Mary On the Square March Lullaby of Birdland IBA March Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White St Mihiel March Coronation Hymn and the Star Spangled Banner.

Washington Municipal Band Central Park

Remmers Pleads Guilty in Iowa City Slaying

Johnson County District Judge Harold Vietor set August 25 for sentencing Michael D. Remmers after he pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the January 10 killing of Kaye Mesner, 31, in Iowa City. Remmers, 29, testified during the trial Monday.

Iowa City Iowa UPI Johnson County Harold Vietor Michael D. Remmers Remmers Kaye Mesner

Dutton bills tally in Mark murder trial exceeds twenty thousand

Special prosecutor David Dutton charged Black Hawk County for 476% hours of work plus about 250 in expenses totaling 21 703 75. He had resigned as county attorney last Jan 1 but was retained at 45 per hour. The Mark trial in Sioux City lasted 21 days with a four murder verdict against Jerry Mark. Authorities expect overall costs for the case to surpass 250 000 with investigation.

Waterloo Iowa UPI David Dutton Jerry Mark Woodbury County Black Hawk County Dutton Mark Sioux City Leslie Jorjean Mark Cedar Falls

No Smog On Mars As Image Hazy From Orbit

Dr William Baum of the Viking project orbiter imaging team says Martian atmosphere seems hazy from high altitude pictures taken about 20 000 miles out during Viking orbit. He notes layers obscured by haze clouds and ice crystals, challenging earlier clarity indications.

Pasadena Calif UPI Mars William Baum Orbiter Viking Project Viking Red Planet

Townspeople urged to conserve water in Ainsworth

Mayor John Hazelett blamed wasteful use during a weekend heat wave for a 40000 gallon water tower running dry. He noted four wells about 150 feet deep supply the town of 500, with 266 gallons per meter in reserve, and urged residents to cut luxury water use while the town plans to switch to the Jordan River underground system next year.

Evening Journal Ainsworth John Hazelett Hazelett Washington County Jordan River Washington

Rubio Jubilee Plans Bring Town Together For August Fest

Tiny Rubio prepares for a two day jubilee with a big parade at 10 a.m. Saturday. Vera Steinbeck and committees compile human interest stories and photos for a history booklet at $5 with a post jubilee supplement. Various local shops offer souvenirs, food, and displays while Sunday events focus on church service and a cooperative picnic.

Evening Journal Rubio Vera Steinbeck Mary Lankford Rubio Friends Church Nancy McCormick Sheralyn Wright Larry Bishop Larry Mott Rubio Park Mullikin

Loot bombs taint Crocker Bank robberies in LA

Thieves using exploding dye capsules trigger after robbery. In July two men escaped a Crocker Bank with 702 dollars as red dye and tear gas covered them. money scattered on the street and two suspects were arrested. A separate Hawthorne heist left 9200 dollars blown from the getaway car. police seek two red dyed men in their 20s driving a car with scarlet interior.

Los Angeles UPI Crocker Bank Crocker Hawthorne

Iowa poised for bumper corn harvest says USDA

Des Moines reports the USDA projects Iowa to harvest about 1.326 billion bushels of corn in the year, with a yield near 104 bushels per acre, boosting hopes of reclaiming the No. 1 national position. Weather remains a key factor as tasseling and silking approach in two weeks with drought stress noted in the upper state.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Agriculture Department Department Duane Show Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service USDA Illinois Skow Robert Lounsberry

Carter lures more delegates on eve of nomination

The Carter campaign promises to sign a modified Humphrey Hawkins full employment bill if elected and plans to relocate federal operations to areas hit by unemployment from base closures. He says bases won’t stay open to sustain jobs even in places like New Jersey. Carter meets New Jersey delegates, narrows running mate list, and warns Democrats against overconfidence. Rosalynn Carter expects a decision today. He aims to attack Republicans in his convention acceptance speech.

New York UPI Jimmy Carter New Jersey Carter Commerce Department Sen Frank Church Idaho Rosalynn Hubert Humphery D-Minn Augustus Hawkins D-Calif House Senate Congress

Farm land prices seen rising 8 to 10 percent this year

UPI reports Agriculture Department economists expect farm land values to climb 8 to 10 percent in the year, noting a doubling over five years and a 14 percent rise in 1975. Average farm real estate now costs 354 to 403 dollars per acre, with total operating farm value around 165000 dollars as of Feb 1, amid rising demand and shrinking sale listings.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department Iowa Nebraska Georgia Mississippi California New England

Weather forecast warm and humid with storms possible

The forecast calls for a warm humid night and Wednesday with a chance of thunderstorms. Tonight lows around 70s with southerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Wednesday will be hot with highs in the low 90s and continued southerly winds.

Shiloh sanctuary grows on Kalona hilltop project

Living Word Inc aims a self sufficient Shiloh sanctuary on 200 acres 12 miles south of Kalona near Washington County. About 50 workers rush to finish in time for four to six July meetings while water tanks wells and a 3 story residence hall host up to 850 people. Local church funding and California roots drive the construction with significant savings claimed on crane and labor costs. Continued on Page 12.

Living Word Bi-State Crane Service, Inc Buffalo Iowa Shiloh Kalona Journal John Robert Stevens Living Word, Inc Washington County North Hollywood Calif Stevens Church of the Living Word Washington W. J Fred Bickhart Bickhart Tipton California Nisly Iowa City

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