Professional Directory of Attorneys and Doctors in Washington Area
Directory lists Livingston Day Meeker Bates firm Robert Day Everett Meeker Robert Bates Craig Arbuckle Abstract Dept. in office 112 S B Ave. Morrison Morrison and Lloyd Edmund Morrison Jr James E. Lloyd 211 W Washington St. John C Owen 109 E Main St Stewart Shearer Richard A Stewart Paul V Shearer Douglas L Tindal Abstract Dept. 225 W Main. Griffiths Anderson Buffer Lawrence B Griffiths Tracy Anderson Pete F Buffer 211 W Main Washington Iowa or 656 Fifth St Kalona Iowa Dr M L Tweeton 108 N Marion Closed Saturday Dr Thomas D Kauffman Chiropractor Washington Iowa Phone 319 653 5381 653 5841 Sell Dont Needs
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Livingston, Day, Kehoe
Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
Douglas L. Tindal
West Main
Thomas D. Kauffman
Washington
Iowa
Waco students build improvised intaglio press
Art teacher Curt Pefferman in Waco built a large intaglio press for his high and middle school classes after finding a commercial model too costly. With student help, the 840 pound device was assembled from aluminum and Formica plates and iron parts by Bernie Van Trump, producing plates and prints that sparked classroom excitement and new creative possibilities.
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Waco High School
Curt Pefferman
Journal Photo
Evening Journal
OLDS
Waco
Pefferman
Washington
Scott Davis
David Hinkle
Ed Brecht
Bernie van Trump
van Trump
Veronica Boshart
Journal
Deny Iowa lax in using road money
Iowa officials rejected claims of slow spending on federal road safety funds. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety noted $5.6 million ifFiscal 1975 funds, with $797,000 contracted. As of now $1.7 million is obligated, $9.8 million has been appropriated in two years, and $7.4 million more is planned for fiscal 1976. The commission expects to allocate $3.6 million in the next two months.
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Ames
Iowa
UPI
Iowa State Highway Commission
Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
The
Highway Commission
Harold Schiel
Schiel
White House seeks 898 million more for stamps and milk
The White House requests 898 million dollars additional for food stamp and children’s milk programs due to recession driven eligibility. The plan raises monthly stamps to about 162 dollars and increases income eligibility by about five percent for July.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Agriculture Department
Ron Nelsen
Ford
Nelsen
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Iowa Avenue
ABC Play
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NEW Freedom Battery
America
Washington Evening Journal
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Washington Square Shopping Center
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