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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1975

Page

1

Memorial Day services and holiday closures in Riverside area

Memorial Day events planned at Riverside Cemetery and nearby cemeteries with Rev. W F Boeckman speaking, followed by services at St Stanislaus and Schnoebelen cemeteries. Flags may be left at Kiene Sundries. Washington YMCA and post office close Monday May 26 with noon Journal. delivery limited. American Revolution Bicentennial Committee to meet May 27 at County Extension Office. Majorettes named for 1975 76 Washington Junior High Band. Homecoming Parade debut next fall. False alarm in Le Mars as tornado sirens briefly malfunctioned during late night warning.

Riverside Riverside Cemetery W. F. Boeckman St. Stanislaus Schnoebelen Kiene Sundries Washington YMCA Evening Journal Washington Post Ust Sisco Jim Frier County Bicentenni

Weather Outlook With Storm Potential Tonight

Partly cloudy with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms through tonight, some possibly severe. Highs in the lower 90s, Lows near 70. Saturday expects sunny skies with thunderstorms possible in the afternoon, highs around 88 to 90. Winds southeast to south at 15 to 25 mph today and tonight.

Ford to act on tariff increase on imported oil

President Ford says he will decide within 48 hours whether to raise the tariff on imported oil to $2 per barrel if Congress does not act on his energy bill. He notes Iran’s Shah hinted at higher Middle East oil prices and expresses concern over Congress delaying action to pass energy reform.

Washington UPI Ford Congress Iran Middle East

Malpractice insurance measure sent to Senate

Iowa House gave unanimous approval to a bill creating a two year joint underwriting association to supply malpractice coverage when the regular market fails. It sets a six year statute of limitations, removes contingency fees and a medical panel, and limits policies to 1 million for individuals or 3 million for multiple practitioners. The measure seeks to calm doctors threatening to leave the state as premiums rise.

Des Moines UPI Iowa House Senate Arthur Small Lown City Small Sonja Egenes Story City Thay Joan Lipsky Cedar Falls Carl Nielsen Altoona Association For Physicians, Surgeons Association

Landfill board accepts bid for site work near Richland

SEMCO executive board accepted the low bid of 81349 from C G McLeod Co of Indianola for site preparation and access road grading at the planned three county landfill near Richland. Barkers Inc of Iowa City bid 82724. DEQ says operating permit approved and in the mail. Officials plan to meet in Fairfield next Friday to review specifications and set letting dates for scale, scalehouse, and access road surfacing. The board also approved bills including 6762 to the Washington County engineer’s office.

Iowa SEMCO Fairfield

Memorial Day parade and programs announced in Washington

Harold Jarvis named general chairman with Jay Brewer marshal and Don Bealer parade chair. Parade has two sections to Woodlawn Cemetery and Elm Grove, with morning calls at 9 45 and 10 a m. Ceremonies include flag raising by the Harry Barker Marine Corps League and Navy veterans on Crooked Creek Bridge. Local groups like VFW, American Legion, bands, Scouts, Red Cross, National Guard, and Army Reserve will participate. Taps planned, rides provided, and speakers at Woodlawn and Elm Grove cemeteries.

Washington Harold Jarvis Jay Brewer Don Bealer Woodlawn Cemetery Elm Grove Perdock Court House Jarvis VFW and Auxiliary American Legion and Auxiliary Indian Guides and Princesses Blue Birds Boy Scouts Cub Scouts Red Cross Daughters of American Veterans National Guard Army Reserve

Two Bodies Found in Makeshift Grave Near Onsted Michigan

A Texas call led Michigan deputies to two women buried in a shallow yard grave at a Cambridge Township home near Onsted. Plastic bags held bodies and clothing. a missing Toledo woman’s library card and an empty shell box were found. Authorities search for two more bodies linked to Gary A. Taylor, the ex-husband named by the caller.

United, Mich UPI Texas Michigan Richard L. Germond Cambridge Township Onsted Germond Toledo Ohio Gil Gary A. Taylor Phantom Snipers Royal Oak Mich Houston Tex Taylor Sermond Ann Arbor Seattle Wash

Kim Wasson jailed by District Court

Kim A Wasson of Wellman was sentenced by District Court Judge William S Cahill to six months in county jail with work release and a 10 year suspended term for resisting execution of due process after an April incident with Deputy Sheriff John Combs. He previously had a Jan 1974 deferred sentence for larceny in the night time tied to a Nov 1973 fur theft.

Evening Journal Kim A. Wasson Wellman John Combs William S. Cahill Wasson Anamosa Robert Embree Camps

Explosion traps workers at Davenport mill complex

An explosion ripped through the International Milling Co. silos in Davenport Iowa just after noon trapping a number of workers inside. The blast reportedly blew the silo tops and National Guard helicopters were dispatched to aid rescue efforts with ambulances from Davenport and Rock Island Ill. Arsenal. Off duty firefighters backed up on duty crews. No immediate casualties reported.

Davenport Iowa UPI International Milling Co National Guard Inescue Rock Island Ill

Brighton 96 year old recounts a life of many fires and wars

Frances Dayton Brolliar of Brighton reflects on a long life filled with early farm moves to Iowa, a foster family, blizzards of 1888 in Nebraska, Chicago hat shop days during McKinley’s assassination, three fires that claimed possessions, a 1960s tornado, and World War I era Red Cross service plans. She recalls Cedar Rapids starch plant explosion and wartime patches sewn by local women.

Sheilah Klapp Brighton Frances Fannie Dayton Brolliar Kalona Noah P Sara Jane Moore Miller Iowa Kansas Sharpsburg C. E Elrod) Daytons Daytons Cedar Rapids

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