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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1977

Page

1

Brown sees tough role for America

Defense Secretary Harold Brown told the World Affairs Council of Northern California that the United States faces a tough neighborhood led by a Soviet challenge. He urged peaceful settlement of disputes, warned against losing influence, and called for a Panama Canal compromise while noting US forces in Korea and a need for diffusion of power and independence globally.

San Francisco UPI United States Defense Harold Brown World Affairs Council of Northern California Brown Soviet Union U.S Africa Middle East Panama Canal UC Berkeley Washington South Korean Japan South Korea

Injured when car leaves county road near Washington

Barbara Popejoy 20 of Fairfield was rushed from Washington County Hospital to University Hospitals Iowa City for neck injuries after the car she rode in left County Road W55 three miles south of Washington at 3 56 a m. Driver Mitchell Popejoy 19 was treated at the Washington County Hospital. The car hit a barricade and rolled into a ditch on the Wesley Widmer farm, total damage about $2000.

Barbara Popejoy Fairfield Washington County Hospital University Hospitals Iowa City Washington Mitchell D. Popejoy Popejoy Linn Hollow Popejoys Wesley Widmer

Washington tests canceled at Armory this week

Washington County drivers cannot take tests or obtain new licenses at the Washington National Guard Armory on Wednesday August 3. Only renewals will be issued that day, and the tester program will resume its regular schedule the following week.

The Evening Journal Washington County Washington National Guard Washington County Sheriff’s Office

Wayland Road Closed for Resurfacing Near Washington Line

County road W55 from the south edge of Washington to the Washington Henry County line is closed until resurfacing ends. Motorists are urged to follow Road Closed signs and avoid the highway. A serious crash occurred when a driver ignored the closure, prompting officials to prevent further incidents.

Washington Washington-Henry County Wayland

Deep private water project for three Iowa farms

Washington area farmers Jack Trotman Harvey Holden and Dick Gipple plan an extensive private water system for their farms and livestock. A 1750 foot well at Gipple’s north of Washington taps Jordan sandstone with 8500 feet of pipe to serve multiple farmsteads. The effort follows a failed 500 foot well and addresses long water-haul history in a six square mile area north of the city.

Harvey Holden Jack Trotman Dick Gipple Washington Area Jordan Stream Journal Marty Chebuhar Warner Well and Pump Co Dubuque Iowa Jordan Washington Trotman Holden Gipple Trotman and Stanley Foster

Four admit drunk driving in Washington County court

In Washington County District Court four men faced drunk driving charges. Robert C. Wright of Kalona received a three month suspended sentence and one year probation, with license suspension until completing a Kirkwood College drinking drivers course. Kerr, Henderson, and Wilken pled guilty to OMVSA charges and set sentencing for August 5. Henderson altered his plea from innocent. Wilken marked a second offense. Dennis M. Berg pleaded innocent to resisting execution of process and waived speedy trial rights.

The Evening Journal Washington County Robert C. Wright Kalona Ira Morrison Wright Kirkwood College Cedar Rapids Donald L. Kerr Sigourney James A. Henderson Keota Elmer J. Wilken Washington Morrison Henderson Wilken Dennis M. Berg Rural Wellman

Iowa lawmakers call for more staff to run full time legislature

CLEAR LAKE Iowa lawmakers at a conference urged expanded staffing for legislative committees and year round expertise. The two day meeting backed centralized non partisan staffing and permanent committee staff, plus home office allowances with safeguards.

Clear Lake Iowa UPI General Assembly Richard E. Haesemeyer Legis 50 Haesemeyer Senate Calvin Hultman Red Oak Legislature Legislative Service Bureau Charles Miller Burlington Hultman Miller

Panama rejects U.S. canal treaty offer in push for counterproposal

Panama rejected Washingtons latest proposal on the canal treaty and plans a counteroffer likely to narrow the gap on land and water rights. Romulo Escobar said Panamas demand could drop from 1.3 billion to about 600 million, and President Carters letter highlighted two crucial issues remain: land and water rights and economic arrangements.

Panama City Panama UPI U.S Romulo Escobar United States Escobar Carter Omar Torrijos White House Congress Washington Canal

Judge orders Kent State gym halted near 1970 killings site

A federal judge ordered Kent State University to stop construction on a gym complex near the 1970 May 4 killings site until the Interior Department reviews memorial preservation. A hearing is set for next week. Activist lawyer William Kunstler filed the restraining order. Police arrested 61 demonstrators for trespass at the site.

Cleveland UPI Kent State University U.S. District Court Thomas Lambros Interior Department William Kunstler Kent Lambros May 4Th Coalition Portage County Ravenna

Warm today with storms tonight and cooler Sunday

Weather report notes mostly sunny and warmer conditions with highs in the low to mid 90s. A good chance of thunderstorms tonight possibly severe, with lows in the upper 60s. Sunday turns sunny, windy, and cooler with highs in the mid to upper 80s and winds west 15 to 25 mph. Rain chances 50 percent tonight, 30 percent Sunday.

Washington County Fair bulletin opens August weeklong event

The Washington County Fair runs Monday through Thursday at the fairgrounds southwest of Washington at highways one and 92. Admission ranges from free for under 12 to 5 dollar season passes and daily or evening rates, with a $2 dance add on Wednesday. Packed schedule includes 4-H judging, livestock contests, crafts, medical and community demonstrations, and nightly events such as a tractor pull and talent shows.

Washington County Washington Armory New Washington Community Center ITPA

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