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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1975

Page

8

Garbett 74 Dies in Des Moines President of Iowa United Theaters

E M Garbett 74 of Des Moines died Monday morning in a Des Moines hospital. He was president and owner of Iowa United Theaters Inc which includes the State and Waco Theaters of Washington. Funeral services are pending in Des Moines. He had retired a month earlier and his son Mason had taken over the presidency.

E. M. Garbett Des Moines Iowa United Theaters Inc State Waco Theaters Washington Garbett Mason

Airman Barnes Dies in Tucson Car Crash

Airman Joseph L. Barnes 19 of Reynolds Illinois died in a one car crash in Tucson Arizona when his car overturned on a city street. He was born October 12 1955 in Rock Island Illinois to Robert D and Edythe Benson Barnes and entered the Air Force in August 1973. Survived by his parents and a sister Mrs Timothy Vogt of Aledo Illinois.

SC Joseph L. Barnes Reynolds Ill Tucson Ariz Cloyce Benson Washington Barnes Rock Island Robert D Edythe Benson Barnes Air Force Timothy Lynda) Vogt Aledo, Ill

Walter E Smith 85 dies at farm home near Washington

Walter E. Smith age 85 of six miles north of Washington died Saturday May 3 1975 at his farm home after a period of ill health. Services Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev J Roland Crandall officiating. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Memorials to Halcyon House health care facility. Born June 26 1889 in Washington County to Ezra Huntley and Eugenia Danier Smith. Survived by wife Nellie two daughters two sons two step children 16 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren. preceded in death by one brother.

Walter E. Smith Washington Jones Funeral Home J. Roland Crandall Elm Grove Cemetery Halcyon House Mr. Smith Washington County Ezra Huntley Eugenia Danier Smith Iowa State College Ames Clare Louise Jay Nellie White United Methodist Church Y.M.C.A Farm Bureau Nellie Joseph Margery) McConnell San Jose Calif Lloyd Ruth) Halpenny Fort Worth Tex William Patricia) Miller Sacramento Ezra R. Smith Dale ‘White Tuston William White Jay Okla Martha Barb Hasbrook N.J

First income tax rebate checks mailed soon

The first portion of income tax rebate checks will be mailed shortly, with recipients receiving early payments as part of the tax relief program. The announcement notes processing begins in coming weeks and emphasizes the checks will reach millions of Americans.

Washington UPI Treasury Department Ford IRS

Ford to Meet Rabin at White House in June

President Ford announced plans to host Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin in Washington for discussions of mutual interests on June 11 and 12. The meeting follows Ford's talks with Egypt's Anwar Sadat in Salzburg and signals a renewed look at Middle East peace amid a broader foreign policy review.

Washington UPI Southeast Asia Ford Yitzhak Rabin White House Ron Nessen Rabin

Cambodia bloodbath reported by UPI broadcasts

UPI reports intercepted radio transmission claiming 80 to 90 Cambodian officers and their wives were killed by the Khmer Rouge since Phnom Penh fell. President Ford expressed deep concern over the executions of soldiers' wives, with ongoing assassinations targeted at Lon Nol military officers. Kissinger cited such events as a reason for delaying recognition of the North Vietnamese and the new Cambodian regime.

Washington UPI United States Phnom Penh White House Ron Nessen Nessen Ford Lon Nol Henry A. Kissinger NBC Today Show Cambodia Kissinger North Vietnam

Livestock Market Report from Joliet Ill UPI Des Moines

Markets report cattle and hog prices with trade activity and demand. Cattle receipts around 5,000 head with steers and heifers showing mixed gains and declines by weight. Hog market shows active trade with varied prices across weights and categories.

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