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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1977

Page

3

Home Answer Line offers help on home problems

Washington County Extension Office hosts Answer Line with Jean Hood guiding questions on tar removal from carpet refinishing furniture or pattern alterations. Readers submit issues in food and nutrition textiles and clothing human development housing money management and consumer affairs.

Jean Hood Washington County Extension S. Marion Street Washington L.W J.K K.L

Richland water repairs and local events this week

Water service in the Richland west and south areas was off until 12 15 p m while crews fixed a near square northwest corner connection. The Jaycees sponsor a 50s dance July 2 at Richland Grade School gym with Bill Allen as MC to raise funds for new tennis courts. Richard Conklin and Hazel Conklin were discharged from Jefferson County Hospital after June 11 accident. Father Glenn Fuegen attends Priests Retreat at St Ambrose College with no daily Mass during the period. The U S black population rose from 10 5 percent in 1960 to 11 5 percent by end of 1976.

Richland The Richland Jaycees Bill Allen Radio Kioa Des Moines Bob Allen Jaycees Richard Conklin Fairfield Jefferson County Hazel Glenn W. Fuegen Mother Cabrini Catholic Church

Summer Event Listing at Washington and Iowa City

Feiffer's People opens at University of Iowa Mabie Theatre with June dates. YMCA Superstars contest for boys in Sunset Park. Eleventh Annual All Breed Dog Show at UI Fieldhouse. Historic Danger House on 903 E Washington St. Crop Boosters yield contests due today. Schaffner Players perform at Washington County Fairgrounds. Football clinic at Case Field with Hennigan and Dickel. Summer reading program at Richland Library. University of Iowa Symphony Orchestra concert at Hancher. Rotary exchange students welcome in Washington. Washington Municipal Band concert in Central Park. DAR Log Cabin open in Sunset Park.

Feiffer University of Iowa Summer Repertory Company E.C. Mabie Theatre Jules Feiffer Doug Donald Washington Ymca Sunset Park University of Iowa Fieldhouse Iowa City The Hawkeye Kennel Club Schaffner Toby Susie Washington County Fairgrounds Washington Hotle’s Westermark Insurance Case Field Mike Hennigan Dan Dickel Richland University of Iowa Symphony Orchestra Hancher Auditorium Rotary Washington Municipal Band Central Park

Energy policy hearings set in Iowa cities

The Iowa Energy Policy Council will hold hearings in Bettendorf on July 21, Council Bluffs on August 18, and a September date in Des Moines for the Energy Conservation Plan. The plan aims to cut energy use by 7.5 percent by 1980 and could save Iowa $2.8 billion in costs if fully implemented. Federal approval could yield $332,000 in 1977-78 funds.

Des Moines UPI State Energy Policy Council Bettendorf Council Bluffs Iowa EPC

Fletchers to build new home at Crawfordsville

June 21 report details the Fletcher family selling their northeast Crawfordsville house to Richard and Vicky Ross of Winfield with possession June 25. They plan to move to Mt. Pleasant while a new home is built west of the Jim Wilson property. The article lists family members, jobs, schooling arrangements for the girls, and a farewell gathering hosted by Kay Roth, Jean Fletcher, and Becky Lease. Also covered are visits from relatives, a birth announcement for Renee Christine Lowe, a bridal shower for Cheryl Van Engen, and the Crooked Creek 4-H Club’s annual fair-project tours with talks on trees and gun safety.

Crawfordsville Steve Fletcher Richard Vicky) Ross Winfield Ross Crane Washington Steve Jan Tracy Paula West 2Nd Street Mt. Pleasant Jim Wilson Dutchie Fletcher F.D. Gipple Continental Telephone Company of Iowa Waco Board of Education Kay Roth Jean Fletcher Becky Lease Steve Fletchers Ruth Ferne Canott John Alice White Dean Kay Slater Nell Conrad Betty Hamil Helen Lease Vernon Ruthe Fletcher Opal Hubbs Paul Mike Roth Bud Lease Barbara Shaney Bakersfield Calif Raymond Howsare Kirk Jack Howard Albia Jack Carolyn King First Christian Church Ottumwa Catherine Howard Marie Smith Burlington Northern Railway Anaheim Wayne Donna Wayne Lowe Renee Christine Henry County Health Center Renee Karen Earl Lowe Frank Trevitt Mediapolis Earl Walker Lucille Hutchcroft Trevitt Gladys Twinam Victoria Griffith Cheryl van Engen Twinam Cori Ellen Tuinam Cheryl Wilma van Engen Mary Peterson Elgin Ill Mazie Howell Lillian Maxwell Ada Spencer Frances Young Talma Cherryholmes Margaret Davidson Mildred Cherryholmes Betty Gipple Hazel Moorhead Janice Twinam Marian Waters Crooked Creek Cyclones Duane Lewis Bruce Davis Bob Wells Greg Graber George Fulton Floyd Richardson Dick Kaufman Si Finke Marshal Rose Claire Curtis Hubert McElhinney Charles Huff David Huff Dale Janecek Dairy Mart Marshal Rose Farm Rick Fulton Craig Achen

Electoral College Change Survives Senate Vote

In the Senate Judiciary Committee a dead tie of 8 to 8 halted by an absent member, as Chairman James Eastland recorded Democratic Leader Robert Byrd's vote for a direct popular election plan. Byrd's tie breaker saved the measure from death but a filibuster by Senator William Scott of Virginia blocks further committee action.

Washington UPI Senate Judiciary Committee James Eastland Robert Byrd Byrd William Scott R-Va

Richard Mayer ill in Omaha

In Omaha Nebraska a heart attack struck Richard Mayer Saturday morning while at the home of Mr and Mrs Gary Norenberg where he and his wife were weekend guests. He was placed in intensive care, with friends sending cards and well wishes from local circles. The notice also lists multiple local families and social visits through the area. Falls and injury statistics conclude the page with a health warning noting fatal falls in the United States.

Keota Richard Mayer Omaha Neb Gary Norenberg Richard Norenberg March Circle Merle Kessel Hollywood Fla Ellis Walton Carl Waltons Carl Eunice Carl Walton Kessel’s Coralville Illinois Jim Williams Michelle Sean Cedar Rapids Jim Donohoe Roxann Yoder Iowa City Bruce Smith Washington Bill Yoder Otis Jones Hank West Boulder Colo West Yoder Mark Weber V Vogel Edna Coble Halcyon Maurice Altenhofen Chariton Bill Yo Jay Warren Rogers Ark Bill Spencer Savanna, Si Tally Chapman Carl Sieren Michael Sieren Leo Sieren Francis Sierens Randy Pattersons Wellman Keith Kent Scott Colorado Seven Falls Pikes Peat Rocky Mountain National Park Raymond Herr Allen Palmer Allen Sieren LaVerne Sieren Mercy Hospital, Sigourney

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