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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1968
Page
4
The Washington Evening Journal carries editorials on divine pardon and human behavior, noting Hosea 14 4 and playful jabs at daily life. It teases a quiz show question about typewriter ribbon length and imagines TV fame, ending with a subscription nudge.
In a rare bit of construction, new track was laid this month, a short spur linking the Crane Company plant to the Milwaukee main line. The piece contrasts with decades of railroad contraction and abandoned rights of way, noting the county has had no new track for many years.
Statistics from the state highway department for the first 10 days of March show nine South Carolina fatalities in crashes with either a tree or a utility pole. Six involved Auto vs Tree and three Auto vs Utility Pole, with poles more likely to yield a fatal impact for the motorist.
A look at legal risk in baseball crowds shows that violent words and acts have different consequences. Umpire liability can arise for fan harm, but managers are not automatically liable for fans actions, while players assume game risks. Umpires’ calls remain final under official rules.
A reader asks who bears fault in a breakup after a test of fidelity and shared trust. The columnist advises self-reflection, while several letters request guidance on handling family hygiene and communication. Abby’s responses emphasize realistic, practical limits and timing for conversations.
A collage of witty observations and brief Q A bits by L M Boyd covers themes from born criminals and sharks like early wrinkles to lawyers earnings and ministers in poverty programs. Interludes touch on smoking wives honeymoon city rankings and humorous queries about hotels gourmet squid and kangaroo tail soup.
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