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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1974

Page

1

Tax break urged for pollution control devices

Iowa legislation to grant a 10-year property tax exemption for pollution control devices installed by firms seeks governor approval. Senate backed House changes 33-16. amendments passed 34-15 amid clash over tax burden shifts. Proponents cite environmental and business climate benefits while opponents call it discriminatory to average taxpayers.

Des Moines UPI Robert D. Ray Iowa Senate House

Iowa House OKs consumer credit code in 71 22 vote

After long talks and compromises, the Iowa House approved a consumer credit code. The measure imposes an 18 percent ceiling on the first 100 dollars of revolving accounts and 15 percent on the rest, with other rate limits for bank loans and installments. Senate expected to accept.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Senate House Arthur Neu Clifton Lamborn Maquoketa James West R State Center West Senate Commerce Committee

Cooler air and frost risk in Washington County

Washington County residents woke to cooler air and strong north winds with a light 0.05 inch shower around 4 a.m. The forecast calls for continued cooler temperatures and possible frost tonight. Howard Bohr was elected chairman of the Soil District commissioners for two years, with Don Lukovsky and Oscar Steele newly attending. Larry Shalla became vice-chairman and Cletus Reed was re elected treasurer. James McCreedy and Maurice Pacha terms expired this year.

Washington County Howard Bohr Washington County Soil District Don Lukovsky Oscar Steele Larry Shalla Cletus Reed James McCreedy Maurice Pacha

Washington Elementary spring music program set for May 6

The Washington Elementary Community Schools present a spring music program Monday May 6 at 7 30 p m in the Washington Jr High gym. Performers include the 6th Grade Boys Chorus Sunrise Singers 6th Grade Chorus directed by Berdena Bagby and the Red Band 6th Grade Jazz Band Blue Band directed by Fred Stark. A tuba solo by Mark Waltman titled Blue Bells of Scotland is featured along with a guest director Irv Rich and a local trombone performer. The Lions Club will award the most improved band student from Brighton Lincoln and Stewart. Admission is free and the public is invited.

Washington Elementary Community Washington Jr. High Sunrise Singers Berdena Bagby Fred Stark Mark Waltman Blue Bells of Scotland Washington

Old Creamery Theatre Plans Home Shows at Washington High

Reserved seats go on sale Monday May 6 at Osincup Drug for Washington High School performances by the Old Creamery Theatre Company. Plaza Suite and You Know I Cant Hear You When the Waters Running are slated for May 10 and 11, sponsored by the Washington SCAD organization.

Old Creamery Theater Company Washington High School Osincup Drug Old Creamery Troupe Plaza The Washington Scad Organization

Unemployment dips to 5 percent in April

The Labor Department reports April unemployment fell to 5.0 percent from 5.1 percent in March. Teenagers and black workers saw declines, while overall employment held steady at about 85.8 million, with 4.5 million jobless. Average hours and pay for rank and file fell.

Washington UPI Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics BLS

Medallion To Mark Iowa Bicentennial Celebration

Iowa prepares limited edition medallions to honor the state’s bicentennial. Silver pieces will sell for 20 dollars and bronze for 2, with front emblem of a plow and back state motto. Advance sales approved by the Iowa Bicentennial Commission through the State House.

Des Moines UPI Lowa Lyle Bruere Cedar Rapids Bruere

Weekend Warmup With Sunny Skies In The Forecast

The forecast calls for a sunny afternoon with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. Clear, cold tonight with frost likely and lows in the 30s. Saturday should be sunny and warmer with highs near 70. Northwest winds 15 to 20 mph today easing tonight.

Iowa Independent Truckers Debate May Strike at Meeting

About 100 independent drivers in Council Bluffs debated backing a May 13 nationwide strike urged by Overdrive Magazine. Ten supported, nine opposed, rest undecided, as ICC Chairman Maurice Van Nostrand defended the 55 mph limit amid boos.

Council Bluffs UPI Iowa Commerce Commission Maurice van Nostrand Overdrive Magazine van Nostrand ICC Iowa Pacific Intermountain Express PIE Independent Arnold Tipton Tipton Florida Missouri Midwest LeRoy Hill Hilt Transportation Co Ben Butler Hunt Transportation

Goeke's 15 Year Old Woodworker Finalist in National Contest

Benny Goeke of rural Washington, a ninth grader at Washington Junior High, is a Stanley Scholarship Contest finalist for a swinging cradle crafted from white pine with ginger spice finish and high gloss varnish. The project earned him a $50 prize and eligibility for a $1,000 top prize. the cradle is to be shipped to Stanley Co. for final judging by May 31.

Benny Goeke Journal Photo Washington Goeke Stanley Stanley Tools Co New Britain Conn Leonard Goeke Washington Junior High School Raphael Gonshorowski Stanley Co

Hawk Eye to Print Watergate Transcripts Supplement

The Burlington Hawk Eye will publish a 44 page Sunday supplement with the full Watergate transcripts. Subscribers receive it with the regular paper at no extra charge. extra copies will cost 50 cents. Local merchants fund the supplement without ads, and readers are urged to judge the issue themselves.

Burlington UPI Hawk Eye Watergate Nixon Chicago Tribune Jim Hitch Hitch the Tribune John McCormally James St. Clair

Owning a Home Transforms Mindset and Status

The essay argues that buying a first home marks a major life milestone beyond the mortgage debt. It describes a shift in identity from renter to owner, the pride of territorial ownership, and social status as a taxpayer. The piece uses humorous metaphors about wallpaper, dandelions, and house projects to convey the emotional impact.

Marty Chebuhar

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