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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1971

Page

2

Iowa Senate approves 26000 salary for state superintendent

The Iowa Senate approved a 26000 annual salary for the state superintendent of public instruction after initially wavering on a higher raise. The vote followed debates over qualifications and calls to replace Dr. Paul Johnston, who plans to resign, with discussions noting local officials paid more and urging reforms in the department.

Gaudineer Senate Robert D. Ray Johnston Sioux City William Anderson Anderson Francis Messerly Cedar Falls Appropriations Committee Messerly Charlene Conklin Waterloo Conklin Charles Balloun Toledo

Peterson resigns beef producer post in IBPA leadership shift

Tom Peterson of the Iowa Producers Association resigns as Field Representative on May 14 1971 and will become Executive Secretary of the Iowa Livestock Auction Market Association starting July 1 1971. He led IBPA membership and beef promotion for ten years driving a near 100 percent membership rise. Virgil Spencer president of the Iowa Livestock Auction Market Association praises Peterson’s background and vows stronger industry advocacy.

Tom Peterson Iowa Producers Association Peterson Iowa Livestock Auction Market Association IBPA Virgil Spencer Algona Iowa Spencer Iowa Livestock Industry Iowa Livestock Auction Marts

Rites of Riverside for Otto Novy 86

Otto Novy 86 retired Riverside farmer died this morning at Lone Tree nursing home after a long illness. Funeral Friday at 2 p m Riverside Methodist church with burial Riverside Cemetery. Calling after 1 p m Thursday in Sorden Adams chapel. Survived by widow Lena Kron, two daughters Thelma Zielinski and Norma Jean Novy, son Eldon, five grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and brother Albert. Two sons, one grandchild and two brothers preceded him.

Riverside Otto Novy Lone Tree Riverside Methodist Church Riverside Cemetery Sorden & Adams Albert Anna Baker Novy Lena Kron Thelma Zielinski Davenport Norma Jean Novy Eldon Cedar Rapids

Riverside man pays $12 fine for speeding

James Gary Goodrich of Riverside paid a $12 fine in the justice of the peace court on a speeding charge. The Washington County Developmental Center meeting was postponed to Wednesday June 23 at 7 30 p m at the Nurses Home due to prior commitments, and is open to the public.

James Gary Goodrich Riverside Justice of the Peace Court Mike Redlinger Albert Doc) Nau Keptone Keota Hemstead Corky Kerr Do’s Don’ts Washington Fairfield Ram City Park Happy Valley Ramblers Queen City Country Kings Orchestra Brighton Chamber of Commerce

Legislative reflections on school aid and university funding

The writer notes this may be one of the last sessions and highlights the school aid property tax report adopted after fourteen hours in the Senate. He discusses property tax relief limits, potential tax increases, and the allocation for Board of Regents at 206.7 million dollars, with prior House figures at 199 million. He thanks Washington, Henry, and Jefferson counties and invites further discussion.

Senate Board of Regents House Iowa Wesleyan Parsons

More seniors on WHS honor roll

A list of Washington High School seniors omitted from the latest honor roll notice is provided. The names include Tim Hotle Ben Johnson Susan Johnson Rita Jones Susan King Marsha Knupp Melissia Laffoon Beth Larsen Steve Lovick Dave McCall Jeanette McCarthy Donna McClure Chris McConnell John McKeene Mark Mangold Karen Marek Kathy Marek Jane Marshall Randy Messer Debbie Miller Jill Morgan Joy Moriarty Laird Neuhart Chris O’Hanlon Joanna Parriott Alvin Peiffer Pat Reisener Ron Renoux.

Washington High School Tim Hotle Ben Johnson Susan Johnson Rita Jones Susan King Marsha Knupp Melissia Laffoon Beth Larsen Steve Lovick Dave McCall Jeanette McCarthy Donna McClure Chris McConnell John McKeene Mark Mangold Karen Marek Kathy Marek Jane Marshall Randy Messer Debbie Miller Jill Morgan Joy Moriarty Laird Neuhart Chris O’hanlon Joanna Parriott Alvin Peiffer Pat Reisener Ron Renoux

Davis denied bail in murder case under death penalty rule

San Rafael California UPI report says Judge Richard E Arnas refused bail for Angela Davis citing state law barring release in capital cases despite a probation report urging release. Davis, 27, faces murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges with proceedings recessed while federal and jurisdiction issues are resolved.

San Rafael Calif UPI Richard E. Arnas Angela Davis Arnason

Lutherans to Hold Joint Convention in 1972

The Iowa District of the American Lutheran Church votes unanimously to host a joint convention with the Iowa synod in Decorah in 1972. Delegates include 717 from Iowa congregations, split clergy and lay members, with elections for district leaders and officers announced. The Missouri Synod declines to join the All-Lutheran gathering.

Iowa American Lutheran Church Luther College Decorah American Lutheran Church Convention Laverne Hanson Mason City Carrol Kinseth Ames William Biedermann Iowa City Stanley Peterson Forest City Duane Mortenson Dubuque Moreley Severtson Clear Lake

Replanting Discussed After Dutch Creek Hail Storm

County extension director Jim Frier says Dutch Creek area hail damage on Saturday prompts limited replanting. Farmers met at the extension office to assess the storm area. corn shows resilience though some stand loss expected, while soybeans with weak stands or weed issues may need replanting.

Dutch Creek Jim Frier Frier

Nation's corn in good condition despite blight reports

A weekly Agriculture Department and National Weather Service report covers corn through June 13. It notes generally good conditions with warm temperatures and adequate moisture, minor blight in several states, and some replanting in Michigan and uneven stands in southeast Wisconsin.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department National Weather Service Michigan Wisconsin South Central Atlantic Louisiana

Nellie H Coffman 87 Dies In Keota

Nellie H Coffman age 87 died Tuesday June 15 1971 at Maplewood Manor Keota where she had lived three years Funeral services were set for Friday 1 30 p m at Powell Funeral Home Keota with Rev Richard Lee Scott Sr officiating Burial followed in Keota Cemetery She was born April 7 1884 near Harper daughter of Valentine and Louisa Hartman married Dytha F Coffman November 26 1908 and lived in the Harper and Keota area Surviving Kathleen Fauler James Coffman Barbara Derby seven grandchildren four great grandchildren two sisters Lillian Savage and Stella H Smith Preceded by husband in 1956 and one granddaughter

Keota Nellie H. Coffman Maplewood Manor Powell Funeral Home Richard Lee Scott Sr Harper Valentine Louisa Reinhart Hartman Keokuk

Management Conference Scheduled for Iowa Southern Utilities

Centerville hosts the 18th annual Management Conference of Iowa Southern Utilities Co. June 17 and 18. Attendees include Ted Johnson L V Clarahan and M F Cady from the Northeast District and more than 50 supervisors. Professor E J Paul of Drake University will lead a management development seminar on topics such as Pollution Regulation Labor Relations Information Services Power Supply and Financial Operations. Attendees come from Bridgeport Burlington Centerville Chariton Creston Grinnell Mt. Ayr Newton Ottumwa Washington and the general office staff. The conference supports ongoing personnel development and training at the company.

Centerville Iowa Southern Utilities Co Ted Johnson L. V. Clarahan M. F. Cady E. J. Paul College of Business Administration Drake University Bridgeport Station Burlington Burlington Station Chariton Creston Grinnell Mt. Ayr Newton Ottumwa Washington Iowa Southern

Schwengel backs amendment to cut Vietnam war funds

Rep. Fred Schwengel Iowa Republican endorses a proposed House amendment to halt funding for the Vietnam War by year end aligning with Hatfield McGovern. He praises Vietnamization and Nixon downsizing US involvement after more than 120 billion spent and over 50 000 American deaths.

Washington UPI Fred Schwengel Iowa Vietnam House Reps Lucien Nedzi Michigan Charles Whalen Ohio Senate Schwengel Nixon Southeast Asia U.S. c South Vietnam U.S

Senior Citizens to Meet Thursday in Crawfordsville

The Crawfordsville Senior Citizens will hold a breakfast meeting Thursday from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Legion Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller will show pictures from their Jamaica trip. June birthdays and anniversaries will be observed. All seniors and visitors are welcome.

Crawfordsville The Legion Hall Harold Miller Jamaica

Baby shower honors Mrs Friese at home gathering

Kenneth Patterson hosted a baby shower for Mrs Franci Friese Monday evening. Twenty neighbors and relatives attended with family members from Mt. Pleasant West Chester Wellman and Washington. Games prizes gifts and refreshments followed the theme table decor.

Kenneth Patterson Franci Friese Jay Patterson Earl Hoover Mr. Pleasant Charles Friese Washington Lory Vicki Mt. Pleasant West Chester Wellman

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