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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1975

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Iowa Tornadoes Cause Moderate Damage Across Rural Areas

Storm system spawning tornadoes moved through western Iowa causing roof and barn damage in Shelby Clarke and Decatur counties. A twister near Harlan damaged a shed and the Weihs home while another near Osceola wrecked a farm house and a barn. Des Moines sightings reported with no injuries.

Shelby Decatur Clarke Counties Des Moines Iowa Harlan Shelby County Louis Weihs Wilford Weihs Clarke County James Sheesley Osceola Lloyd McCarl Grand River Decatur County

Memorial Day meeting set for May 12 in City Hall

Memorial Day representatives from all organizations involved in parades and cemetery programs are to meet Monday May 12 at 8 p m in the City Hall meeting room to plan events. Raymond J Miller Jr a Washington police officer with five years service and four years as assistant chief has resigned effective May 22 after a two week earned vacation. He has accepted a law enforcement related position with the United States Government and will be sent to Washington DC for several weeks before a permanent assignment is made. Mrs Miller and their three children will remain in Washington until a permanent post is secured.

New City Hall Raymond J. Miller Jr Washington Miller United States Washington, D.C

Rain brings beneficial moisture to area fields

The official weather observer reports a half inch of rain, .53 inches, during the night and early morning. The rainfall halted field work briefly but provides needed moisture for recently planted fields and helps those still to be worked, as farmers completed most planting in the past week.

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Highland Style Show And Exhibit Night At School

Highland High School hosts a style show at 8 p.m. followed by open viewing of woodworking and art exhibits. Parents and friends are invited to tour the displays and enjoy refreshments at the close of the evening.

Highland High School

LaMore urges a read into the past for future renewal

Dr. George Lamore of Iowa Wesleyan College urged Washington Kiwanis members to seek renewal in history rather than rely on a future salvation. He urged studying the ancients, Puritans, and religions to frame a new sociological renewal as he noted Watergate and inflation as modern pressures. Kiwanis event honored 45 top Washington High School graduates with 107 attendees.

Marty Chebuhar Evening Journal George Lamore Iowa Wesleyan College Washington Kiwanis Club Washington High School Iowa Lamore Tommorrow Kiwanis Bob Reed

Democratic lawmakers unveil Iowa salary proposal

Democratic leaders in Des Moines released a comprehensive state employee salary package costing about 105 million for the biennium, roughly 5 million more than Gov. Ray's plan. The proposal boosts Iowa Public Employees Retirement System benefits by 20 million more, includes seven to ten percent cost of living raises depending on salary, and seeks uniform merit pay across Board of Regents faculty.

Des Moines UPI Robert D. Ray Senate Appropriations Committee William Palmer Senate Ray Iowa Palmer Board of Regents Highway Commission Iowa State University University of Northern Iowa University of Iowa UNI ISU U of I House Jerome Fitzgerald Fort Dodge Fitzgerald George Kinley

County group studies exemptions amid record property appeals

Washington Board of Review held seven hearings on a potential record 115 property tax appeals filed by May 5 for 1975 valuations. Industrial Crane Co. seeks reduction. exemptions for church affiliated homes and religious bodies are reviewed. Decisions open through May with notices mailed after June 1.

Evening Journal Washington Board of Review Today Washington Crane Co Shiehich Board of Review Stan Kiesey Norman Eddie’’ Edwards Brighton Herbert Huber Rural Wellman Edwards

Stray Dogs Killed 14 Chickens in Washington Farmyard

Leroy Jugenheimer of the west edge of Washington reports stray dogs entered his chicken house around noon today and killed 14 chickens. He had seen four stray dogs earlier but they had caused no prior trouble.

Leroy Jugenheimer Washington Jugenheimer

Y's Men's comedy 009 opens with modest crowd in Washington

Tickets available for tonight through Saturday as Y's Men's production of Howard Teichmann's The Girls in 509 draws praise for professional staging. Cast includes Lis Widmer Aunt Hettie Wendy Heck Mimsey Leon Hillman Prof Pusey Michael Kramme Aubrey McKittridge Bill Whittenberg Judy Eaton Miss Freud and others with Robin Behan directing and Phil Kneen on sets and props.

High School Washington Howard Teichmann Y’s Men Lis Widmer Hettie Wendy Heck Mimsey Leon Hillman Prof Pusey Aubrey McKittridge Bill Whittenberg Winthrop Allen Francis X. Nella Dave Elder Jim Mike Leary Robin Behan Phil Kneen Michael Kramme

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