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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1971

Page

5

Interlocking Foundation Puissance at Iowa Capitol

Drake University student notes the Iowa Capitol’s interlocking foundation likens to the Taj Mahal. Officials describe the unique masonry, cornerstone laid 1873, building cost three million, and current upkeep with a 2.2 million budget.

Iowa Capitol Foundation Richard Robertson Drake University Des Moines Iowa Capitol Building William F. Gall Im Kellogg State Architect’s Office Kellogg Capitol Leonard G. Ryan Capitol Complex Grimes Ryan Senate House

University of Iowa Spring Enrollment Reaches 19515

The University of Iowa reports spring semester enrollment at 19 515, a record high and 3 percent above last year’s 18 937. Fall enrollment stood at 20 604, with 918 degrees awarded in January. Undergraduates number 10 982 in Liberal Arts, while Graduate College has 4 851, plus smaller enrollments across other schools.

Iowa City University of Iowa W. A. Cox

Busy Bees 4-H Club Members Meet for Projects

The Busy Bees 4-H Club met with Connie Williams on Tuesday evening with 13 members answering roll call. Members brought materials to make letter holders and each brought half a dozen cookies for the County Home. Connie Williams and Lori Hotchkiss demonstrated how to cover a useful object. Mary Pfotts spoke on storage aids for buying and making and led recreation. Refreshments were served by Connie and her mother.

Busy Bees 4-H Connie Williams Lori Hotchkiss Mary Pfotts Mary Connie

Deed transfers listing multiple land transactions and estates

A compilation of conveyances transferring land and interests among numerous individuals and entities in sections and blocks across Washington and surrounding areas. Notable items include Deeas J Homer Vincent to Willis Yoder, Jack Parkerson to R A Company, James Stevenson to David Kleese, and Coe College to John Duvall, among others. The document also notes quit claim deeds and estate transfers, detailing sections and subdivision references.

Franklin J. Chmelar Clyde A. Dawson, Jr Miles Stout Hal Hotle George Akers Hotle Jenlo Corp Earl Barnard James R. Bell John E. Huber Samuel H. Miller Paul J. McAndrew Coe College John E. Duvall Nettie B. Hershberger Paul Schumann Robert E. Jones Francis E. Kerker Washington Paul Hershberger Irene Rachel Burkey Helen Jane Koch Myra Lee Hahn

Space trip for turtles planned by U of Iowa scientist

Iowa City reports Dr. Charles Wunder, a University of Iowa physiologist, proposes sending lava brown box turtles into space to study gravity effects on growth and physiology. NASA Ames funds a $90,000 contract to begin phase one toward a 1974 75 space experiment. The project aims to predict possible astronaut debilities and reveal gravity's role in development across organisms.

University of Iowa Iowa City Charles C. Wunder University of Town Wunder Venus Mars National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Ames Research Center Mountain View Calif U of I Lowa

Joyful renewal spreads as worship sheds dreariness

Churches wake up to liturgical renewal seeking active participation and communal joy. Major faith groups rewrite rites to involve congregations, vary services, and restore celebratory spirit with upbeat hymns and inclusive practices. Even traditional puritanical views loosen as older and younger worshippers respond to renewed worship.

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Turtles as Scientific Subjects for Calcium Metabolism

The Box turtle, small at hatch and reaching six inches, offers easy sampling for calcium metabolism studies. Dr Wunder's lab notes growth is gravity dependent, with optimal diet and temperature yielding measurable growth in as few as seven days, enabling straightforward linear shell growth analysis.

In-Depth Radio News Report Promises Full Coverage

A newspaper wo rds an extensive radio last night report promising detailed coverage of events. The piece emphasizes taking time to not miss any developments and hints at thorough, ongoing updates.

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