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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1975

Page

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Washington County to build medical clinic under budget cap

Washington County will construct a 9000 sq ft medical office building after the Hospital Board lowered costs below the 400000 cap. Associated Constructors won with 368811 for the base bid plus 29504 architect fees, totaling 398316. Construction should start in August and finish in 270 days.

Washington County Marty Chebuhar Evening Journal Associated Constructors Inc Town City John Logan Logan Hospital Board Associated Constructors Associated Bob Riley Ant Riley Dean Edwards Gordon Hunt Garry Tee Midland Architects Burlington Arnold Kemp Beling Engineering Consultants Special Medical Clinic Dick Paul Citizens Committee Edwards Nashington County Hospital Hospi

Iowa's Surplus Tops Nation With 257 Million Banked

Iowa ends the 1975 fiscal year with a reported 257 million dollar treasury surplus, about the second highest nationwide behind California. Officials credit agriculture and prudent budgeting, noting low unemployment and a recently expanded budget over one billion dollars for the next year.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Council On State Lexington California Texas Austin General Assembly Robert D. Ray

Knights of Columbus Tootsie Roll drive at Washington County Fair

Knights of Columbus members at the Washington County Fairgrounds plan their Tootsie Roll fundraiser during Fair Week on July 29 and 30. Last year they raised over 1000 dollars with 90 percent staying in Washington County and the rest aiding state programs.

Knights of Columbus Council Washington County Fairgrounds K.C Washington County Knights of Columbus

Japanese judo lessons announced at Washington Y for youth and adults

Japanese educator Hidetade Sakamoto will teach judo in Washington from July 28 to August 17 at the Washington YMCA. Afternoon sessions target youth, evening for adults, with schedules on Monday Wednesday Friday and Tuesday Thursday. Cost is 5 dollars for three weeks, with registration at the Y. Sakamoto, a Japan high school PE teacher with a black belt, is part of a U.S. judo exchange program and will be filmed for a Japanese national TV documentary.

Washington Area Japan Hidetade Sakamoto Sakamoto Washington Washington Ymca Jack Matthews United States Youth Exchange Service International

Rain brings hope amid scattered Iowa Midwest drought relief

Light rain in Washington raised hopes drought might ease though official city rainfall was modest. Farmers saw some gauges show up to a half inch while stronger rains hit Nebraska Iowa Kansas and Missouri with four to five inches in spots. East coast flood relief followed heavy rain in New Jersey and New York Philadelphia corridors restoring rail service and aiding evacuees as water receded rapidly.

Washington Iowa United Press Midwest Midwest Corn Belt Nebraska Kansas Missouri Central Dallas County South Dakota

Water and sewer work planned for Washington city

Weber Brothers submitted the lowest bid of 104,099.81 for water main extensions and storm sewer improvements in Washington, with bids ranging up to 139,893.70. Other bidders included Bowler Construction, Manatt-Carter, John Sammons Construction, and Salzberg Excavating. The council will decide at the August 4 meeting after a public hearing with no objections. The storm sewer plan covers nearly 1,500 feet of sewer lines plus 10 manholes and 12 intakes, and the water main work spans 2,768 feet of 12 inch mains with valves hydrants and connections on several streets.

The Evening Journal Weper Brothers Mechanicsville City of Washington City Hall Weber Brothers Bowler Construction Hiawatha Manatt-Carter Brooklyn John Sammons Keokuk Salzberg Muscatine Sunset Park F Avenue Main Street D Avenue E Avenue Jefferson Street West Second Street West Adams

Thunderstorms Possible Tonight With Severe Thunderstorm Risk

Weather forecast indicates thunderstorms likely through tonight with a chance of severe storms. Overnight low in the upper 60s, then rain ends and skies become partly cloudy by Thursday morning. Thursday highs near 80, winds west to northwest 10 to 15 mph. Rain chances 70 percent tonight.

Semco Sets Landfill Rates Near Richland

A committee set rates for the new three county Semco Landfill near Richland. Residents pay 5 per ton with 50 cent minimum. outsiders pay double. Site scales be installed this week and building arrives next week. Opening targeted August 15 with extension to cover current landfills until Semco opens. A 4:30 p.m. July 28 site meeting with the contractor and the next regular meeting in Fairfield on August 27 are planned.

Semco Richland Fairfield

County Fair Workday Call for Help in July Prep

County extension director James Frier urges volunteers for Washington County 4 H and FFA Fair preparations on Friday July 25 at 8 to 11 30 a m and again on Friday August 1 from 8 to 11 am. FFA LH leaders dads and others connected with programs urged to bring tools and assist with buildings pens stalls and show ring.

Washington County FFA James Frier

Burlington arms plant to cut nearly a quarter of its workforce

Pentagon officials told Iowa lawmakers that the Iowa Army Ammunition Plant near Burlington would cut about 420 of its 1,684 workers this year as part of nationwide cutbacks. Spokesmen said the plant’s contractor would decide where to apply the reductions while officials urged federal aid to ease the impact. A separate Waterloo chamber plant faced similar layoff prospects. Congress members pressed for rapid replacement jobs. A Wellman boy, Tim Evans, was injured in a bicycle car collision, suffering a likely broken leg after failing to yield at an intersection.

Washington UPI Pentagon Iowa Iowa Army Burlington Edward Mezvinsky D-Iowa Richard Clark John Culver Defense Department Chamberlain Manufacturing Corp Waterloo William J. Sheehan Office of Economic Adjustment Clark Culver Mezvinsky Army Chamberlain Charles Grassley Lowa Grassley Norman Augustine Department of the Army Wellman Tim Evans

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