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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1976

Page

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Keota High presents The Sound of Music musical production

Keota High unveils Rodgers and Hammerstein's The Sound of Music with Pam Sieren as Maria and Karen Snakenberg as Mother Abbess. The cast includes Rick Wickenkamp Captain von Trapp and Terry Cochran as Rolf with a large nun chorus and 20 supporting roles. Curtain at 8 p.m. Nov 11 12 and 2 p.m. Nov 14. Iowa Democrats keep legislature control after election. historical notes show earlier periods of Democratic majorities 1848 1852 with later shifts and slim margins in 66th 67th assemblies.

Pam Sieben Maria Captain von Trapp Keota Community High School Journal Keota High Rodgers and Hammerstein Sound of Music Pam Sieren Karen Snakenberg Ev'ry Mountain Rick Wickenkamp Sue Flynn Elsa Tom Monaghan Max Berthe Margaretta Sophia Janet Gretter Gina McDowell Denise Paarman Nuns Donna Wickenkamp Patty Richardson Sue Levnen Laurie Hagist Patty Lyle Cindy Sheets Carol Bayliss Sara Flynn Beth Temple Kirstie Siere Nick Weber Jeff Bermel Jon Leinen Tom Adam Kirby White Janelle Mayer Tracy Bohrofen Lori Osweiler Doug Greiner Annette Weber Teri Watts Joe Adam the Keota High School Iowa City Iowa UPI University of Iowa State Historical Society Michael Gibson The Historical Society Gibson House Senate GOP

Smokey the Bear Dies at National Zoo

Old Smokey Bear, a 26 year old black bear and symbol of fire prevention, died in his sleep at the National Zoo. A Forest Service spokeswoman said it was due to old age after the bear stopped coming out of his cage and was watched daily.

Washington UPI Old Smokey Bear National Zoo Agriculture Department Forest Service Old Smokey Smokey

Bomb hoax empties Washington Junior High School

A telephoned bomb threat forced evacuation of Washington Junior High School with about 550 students and staff. They were bused to the National Guard Armory and returned after noon as no explosives were found. officials continue the investigation into the caller.

The Evening Journal Washington Junior High School National Guard Richard Gipple Gipple Rosemary Pacha Washington County Yale Jarvis Washington Washington Junior High

Pork group fights turkey ham labeling decision

National Pork Producers Council reacts to Agriculture Department rulings allowing a smoked turkey product to be labeled turkey ham. Officials warn the move misleads consumers and plans to push public comments before the Nov. 24 deadline while noting separate standards for poultry sausage are still in development.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department J. Marvin Garner National Pork Producers Council Turkey Bill Dennis Garner American Meat Institute

Plan to elect eight Washington County Extension Council members

The Washington County Extension Council announces eight township election meetings to elect council members. Nominating committees will propose two candidates per township. Elections run November 12 to 22 at various township locations with 4-H family night programs planned for six meetings.

Washington County Extension Council Bob Bonar Washington Oregon Township Extension Council

Lottery winner earns million via New York Empire Stakes

John Sartoretti, 26, won $1,000 a week for life in the Empire Stakes drawing in New York. The former NY Telephone Co installer plans to buy a Cadillac, vacation, and retire, securing at least $1 million.

New York UPI America John Sartoretti New York State New York Telephone Co Wall Street

Weather outlook for Iowa zones 10 and 13

Partly cloudy and colder tonight with a low near 30. Mostly clear and colder Wednesday with a high in the low 40s. Winds northwest at 15 to 25 mph tonight.

Veterans Day closures across Iowa institutions observed

The courthouse will close Thursday November 11 for Veterans Day, joined by banks and other state and local offices while most retail businesses stay open.

Iowa

Fire damages downtown YMCA in Des Moines

An overnight fire at the downtown YMCA in Des Moines caused about 13000 dollars in damages. Fire officials reported the blaze began behind a counter in a north end recreation area before 3 am after a passing motorist alerted authorities. One resident was treated for smoke inhalation and released. no cause had been determined.

Des Moines UPI al Maupin North End

Muscatine Man Files $6.3 Million Suit After May Crash

Dean Sackman sues for 6.3 million in connection with the May Iowa 70 crash near West Liberty that killed his wife Mary L. Sackman, 43, and her two teenage sons when a grain truck blew a tire and swerved into their car. Sackman was a passenger.

Muscatine, Iowa UPI Muscatine Mary L. Sackman Iowa 70 West Liberty Sackman

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