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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1975

Page

8

Iowa House approves 33.4 million for state capital upgrades

The Iowa House Appropriations Committee voted 42 to send a 33.4 million capital improvements package to the floor. Funds cover university building projects and repairs, a Lake Rathbun resort plan, a new agriculture building, and state office space. Also adds 12 million for municipal aid and 4 million for county government assistance for 1975-76.

Des Moines UPI Iowa House Robert D. Ray State Board of Regents Lake Rathbun Iowa State Fairgrounds Regents Iowa State University Attorney General Department of Beer and Liquor Control Capitol Planning Commission Comptroller General Services Department Iowa State Historical Department

Iowa House approves higher unemployment benefits plan

The Iowa House passed a measure to raise weekly unemployment payments from 80 to about 107 and extend eligibility to 39 weeks starting July. The bill, opposed by some over costs and work incentives, also covers city county and school employees and pregnant women laid off.

Des Moines UPI House Robert D. Ray Iowa Richard Drake R-Muscatine Drake Keith Baker D-Linn Grove Baker Terry Branstad R-Lake Mills

Admitted and Dismissed Patients Noted in Washington

Yesterday admitted Mrs James Muscatine and Mrs Oscar Cuddy for medical care in Washington. Today dismissals include Kenwood Sanders and Mrs Marjorie Keeler, both in Washington.

James Muscatine Oscar Cuddy Washington Kenwood Sanders Marjorie Keeler

Olds Plans Bicentennial Band Concert

Olds hosts a July 4 Bicentennial Celebration with a community band joined by Waco High School players. Contact Robert Putman to join the rehearsals in June and for instrument needs.

Olds Crawfordsville Wayland Robert Putman Wao Waco High School Putman Mr. Putman Waco Olds High School

Markets one grain close in Chicago report

Chicago market wires show grain trading with a narrow range and a low close as buyers and sellers weigh supply and demand signals. UPI notes modest shifts across wheat corn and oats as futures drift near session lows.

Sadat Opens Suez Canal Aims for Peace but Seeks Israeli Exit

President Anwar Sadat reopened the Suez Canal aboard the destroyer October 6 and declared the waterway under Egyptian control with a four minute speech. He called the move a contribution to peace while pledging to oust Israel from all occupied Arab territory. The ceremony at 10:30 am featured Sadat in naval uniform on a quayside rostrum shaped like a pharaonic vessel. In the same dispatch livestock and cattle market notes from Joliet and Des Moines are reported with fluctuating prices and estimated receipts for the day.

Port Said Egypt UPS Anwar Sadat Suez Canal Middle East Sadat Israel

Hohls team leads early in Washington Ladies Golf League

Gary Hohl's team led after the first round with 103 points at Washington Country Club as Cathy Lloyd's squad was second with 95. Mrs Lloyd posted the day’s low 39 while Hohl, Doak, Nemmers and Lloyd posted other strong scores. 45 women are entered with golf following a 12 15 luncheon each Wednesday.

Gary Hohl Washington Country Club Cathy Lloyd H. Doak M. Nemmers N. Lloyd M. Hohl M Hildebrand R. Hayes B Haberman C. Levy B. Hillman

New categories added to 1975 Iowa State Fair

The Iowa State Fair reveals 12 new categories across food, plants, textiles, arts, crafts, hobbies, animals, antiques, 4 H and FFA competitions. New events include cat and household pet show tropical fish mini mules seven new tractor pull classes and a Sew and Show contest. Fair runs August 15 through 24 with deadlines in July. Kenneth R. Falk notes the added categories aim to broaden participation and self expression. Entries to be directed to the Entry Department Des Moines Iowa 50319.

Kenneth R. Falk Falk Iowa State House Des Moines

Roy Boshart family visitors in Wayland during weekend

Local notice summarizes weekend visitors to Wayland including Roy Boshart and family from Wilmar Minnesota for Clair Boshart s household goods sale. Also notes Cal von Clark Lansing? corrected: Calvin Clark from Country Club Hills Illinois attended, plus relocations and graduations of several local families and a medical emergency.

Roy Boshart Wayland Waynita Magdefray Shiloh Ware Shoals South Carolina Leslie Wagner Lori Sheila Iowa Wagner Jerry Owen Bob Jones University Greenville Open Door Baptist High School Kansas City Chris Wenger Seattle Washington Allen Wenger Keith Sommer Heidi Pandora Ohio Warren Schlatter Marshalltown Ruth Allen Moline Illinois Geraldine Richenberger Waco High School Richenberger Duran Ora Keiser Kalona Mike Stan Richenberger Donald Meyer

Pamida Reports Record First Quarter Sales

Pamida Inc announces that net sales for the quarter ended April 30, 1975 reached 43.348 million dollars, up 18 percent from the prior year. Net earnings were 987 thousand dollars, 9 percent higher than the year-ago quarter. The period added 31,100 square feet of selling space with two new stores in Iowa Falls Town and Marshall Minnesota and a relocated store in Ely Minnesota. The company plans about 400,000 more selling space and 50,000 warehouse space this year, with 12 new communities and 16 relocations planned.

Amida, Inc Iowa Falls Town Marshall Minnesota Ely

Five Cedar Rapids youths tied to hospital drug theft

In Des Moines an investigation linked Bryant Knox 19 hospital employee and four others Patrick Cannon 18 Gregory Harger 18 Lonnie Sigler 18 and Robert Manke 22 to the theft of 700 dollars worth of drugs from St. Luke's Methodist Hospital. They were held on 15000 dollar bonds. The drugs were non narcotic and could be fatal if misused.

Edar Rapids Iowa UPI Cedar Rapids St. Luke’s Methodist Hospital Bryant Knox Knox Patrick Cannon Gregory Harger Lonnie Sigler Robert Manke

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