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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1977

Page

8

Pessimistic Iowa rail service forecast by DOT

Describing a bleak outlook for passenger rail in Iowa the state Department of Transportation study finds single car service unprofitable across three corridors Des Moines to Iowa City Iowa City to Cedar Rapids and Des Moines to Osceola officials expect any shift toward rail to be unlikely with buses favored if automobile use declines.

DES Moines UPI Iowa State Department of Transportation DOT Jerry Hare Office of Advance Planning Iowa City Cedar Rapids Osceola Amtrak Hare Rock Island Lines Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority

Washington residents face multiple traffic fines and hearings

A review lists numerous citations in Washington and surrounding towns with fines ranging from 5 to 65 dollars for speeding, failure to have a license, and other infractions. Three preliminary hearings are scheduled for June 29 on charges including possession of a controlled substance and breaking and entering against listed defendants.

Donald J. Harris Washington Michael E. Buck Dennis L. Schauf Michael E. Martin Wellman Delmar Earls James A. Milam West Chester Robert G. Detweiler Keota Christopher Zehr Max L. Sheetz Duane J. Rarick Ainsworth Merle D. Miller Kalona

Iowa approves 473307 for drug abuse programs across state

The Iowa Drug Abuse Authority funds 16 programs with 473307 dollars for treatment education intervention and information initiatives. Major award of 160000 to ADAPT for an adult residential facility. 60000 to education programs led by Grant Wood Area Education Agency. 94058 for intervention via Decorah Information Center. remaining grants go to various county and city services across Carroll Creston Des Moines Ames Cedar Rapids Newton and more.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Iowa Drug Abuse Authority IDAA Leslie G. Brody Adapt, Inc Brody Grant Wood Area Education Agency Cedar Rapids Decorah Carroll County Alcohol and Drug Abuse Service Carroll Crossroads Mental Health Service Creston Marshalltown Cherokee Mental Health Institute Sioux City Fort Dodge Linn County Mental Health Center Anamosa Area Education Agency Council Bluffs Quint Cities

Saccharin Fate Hangs On New U.S. Review

A congressionally ordered OTA draft reports saccharin likely to cause cancer in humans, with rat studies showing bladder cancer at high intake. It notes impurities may be the cause in some tests and warns no measurable health benefits from saccharin, risking FDA plans to ban it in foods while allowing raw home use.

Washington UPI Office of Technological Assessment Edward M. Kennedy Food Chemical News

Iowa Leads In Clean Water Plan Under 208 Series

Iowa was among the first states to obtain approval for a state Water Quality Management Program under the 1972 Federal Act. Governor Robert Ray designated the DEQ to lead planning with non point pollution handled by Soil Conservation. 208 planning aims to identify needed sewage treatment, set construction priorities, review regulations, and develop non point pollution controls across six river basins including Cedar and Skunk. The plan advances through Central Iowa Regional Association of Local Governments and Chariton Valley Regional Service Agency study outputs.

Iowa Robert Ray Iowa Department of Environmental Quality Department of Soil Conservation Jim Frier Washington County Frier U.S Central

Poll Says Young Talks Too Much At U N

A Harris poll shows 48 to 19 per cent think U N Ambassador Andrew Young talks too much. While 39 to 15 per cent agree Africa heads toward majority rule, and his remarks make sense. A 47 to 25 per cent favor a black ambassador at the U N, and 42 to 21 percent say he was wrong to call the British “chicken.” He is viewed by 35 to 24 per cent as acting like a civil rights leader rather than a US official.

New York UPI U.N Andrew Young Young Africa United States United Nations

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