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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1977

Page

1

Kalona man sues former law partners for 100000 damages

Lawrence B. Griffiths files in Washington County District Court against Tracy E. Anderson Pete F. Buffer and the Anderson & Buffer law firm seeking 100000 in actual and punitive damages from the dissolution of their partnership begun January 10 1975 and ended October 1 1976. The petition alleges willful malice in the business settlement and seeks 50000 in punitive and 50000 in actual damages.

The Evening Journal Kalona Lawrence B. Griffiths Washington County Tracy E. Anderson Pete F. Buffer Anderson Buffer Griffiths

Auditions Announced for The King and I in Washington

Interested performers are urged to attend at the Community Center in Washington on Sunday November 13 at 4 p.m. Director Lynne Martin will outline audition procedures and likely set the audition date. The musical opens March 3 at the Community Center.

King and I Washington Lynne Martin Community Center

Public library to host Seven Days of Creation review

Washington Public Library will present The Seven Days of Creation book review at 1 30 p m on Tuesday November 15. The article had given the wrong date in yesterday's Evening Journal. The public is invited to attend.

Book Week Washington Public Library Evening Journal

Open House at Army Reserve Center in Washington

The United States Army Reserve Center on North Marion Avenue in Washington hosts an open house on Sunday November 20 from 1 to 3 p.m. The 872nd Maintenance Company will guide tours of the new million dollar facility including an indoor firing range offices motor pool and five automotive shop bays.

United States Army Reserve Center Washington North Marion Avenue 872Nd

Nightspot fire destroys Country Palace in Ottumwa

In Ottumwa Iowa a west side nightspot the Country Palace burned early today discovered at 2 am by an employee returning for her purse. Firemen said the blaze burned out of control for about two hours and the citys new snorkel fire truck assisted. No injuries reported and cause under investigation.

Ottumwa Iowa UPI

Write to Iowa officials on Health Welfare rule concerns

Area residents may contact Representative James Leach at 503 Cannon House Office Building Washington DC 20515 Senator Dick Clark at 1125 Old Senate Office Building Washington DC 20515 and Senator John Culver at 344 Russell Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 to discuss proposed Health Education and Welfare hospital regulations.

Iowa Dick Clark John Culver James Leach Cannon House Washington, D.C Senate Russell Senate

Kirkwood Opens Job Training Classes in Washington Iowa

A new program at the Kirkwood Learning Center in Washington offers free training for unemployed residents, funded by about 87000 from the Governor's Discretionary Fund. Kirkwood Community College administers it with CETA, joining Monticello in a statewide rollout to boost entry level skills through building trades auto mechanics clerical nurse aide and basic education with flexible pacing.

Kirkwood Learning Center Washington Iowa Kirkwood Community College Monticello Kirkwood Marti Milani Milani CETA Job Services College Learning Center Highway 92 National Guard West Madison

Clark Questions Bergland On Soviet Grain Buying

Sen. Dick Clark says Agriculture Secretary Bergland lacks knowledge of Soviet grain purchases and future plans. He cites confirmed 2.3 million metric tons with trade belief of about 15 million, urging a voluntary reporting system by grain exporters.

State Center Iowa UPI U.S. Agriculture Bob Bergland Dick Clark Clark Senate Agriculture Committee Bergland USDA U.S

Programs held to honor veterans on Veteran’s Day

Community honors veterans with school program at Washington Junior High featuring five local veterans from World War I and II. Students narrate wars I to Korea and Vietnam with band and chorus numbers, a taps performance, and a dramatized end of each war. About 600 attended. A veteran gathering has run 58 years in Central Park, with taps by Jesse Radda and Rev. Charles Willming directing. Evening dinners by VFW and American Legion.

The Evening Journal Washington Jesse Radda Jay Brewer Howard Altenbernd Maurice Meyer al Fritz Donna Manfall Korea Vietnam Central Park Charles Willming VFW American Legion

Police Chief Named Temporary Fire Chief In Plainfield

Police Chief Jim Bossom has been named temporary fire chief as Plainfield Iowa asks its 23 volunteer members to end a walkout. Training sessions are set while the city funds storage facilities dispute and complaints of funding inequality between police and fire departments are addressed.

Plainfield, Iowa UPI Jim Bossom Iowa

Weather outlook clear and cold tonight then sunny Saturday

A coastal region news brief reports clear cold conditions tonight with lows in the mid to upper 20s. Saturday will be sunny and warmer with highs in the low 50s. Winds are light and variable tonight.

Carter visits Dublin Castle in informal state reception

Lillian Carter attends a Dublin Castle reception hosted by Foreign Minister Michael O Kenned y as 242 Americans join her on a 10 day friendship visit. Cookies are shared with three Dublin Castle policemen. Carter jokes about living in a palace and sits briefly on a throne with O Kennedy.

Dublin Ireland UPI Dublin Castle Lillian Carter Michael O'Kennedy Mrs. Carter

Five Arrested After Wellman Tavern Altercation

Ronald Dean Allen 24 and Sonja Jean Allen 24 of Wellman were charged with public intoxication resisting arrest assault obstructing an officer and traffic offenses after peace officers served Ronald with citations at a Wellman tavern. Kirby L. Miller 21 of rural Parnell faced disturbing the peace. Bonds set at 1150 for each Allen, 150 for Miller. Timothy Chris Morrison 22 and Danniel Mark Morrison 24 of Ainsworth were charged with attempting to deliver a controlled substance to inmates at the Washington County Jail with bonds 5000 each. Danniel released on 10 percent and own recognizance, Timothy held.

Ronald Dean Allen Sonja Jean Allen Kirby L. Miller Parnell Ronald Allen Wellman Allen Sonja Miller Bond Golf View Trailer Court Timothy Chris Morrison Danniel Mark Morrison Ainsworth Washington County Danniel Morrison Timothy

Baader-Meinhof suspects wounded in Amsterdam shootout

Dutch officials captured at least one Baader-Meinhoff member in a Thursday night gunbattle outside an Amsterdam apartment. Christian Michael Wackernagel and Gert Richard Schneider were identified as the suspects. Three police officers were injured. authorities say the terrorists were extremely tough and had been under observation since the October 28 kidnapping of Maurits Caransa.

Amsterdam Netherlands UPI West Germany Baader-Meinhof Christian Michael Wackernagel Gert Richard Schneider Schneider Rolf Clemens Wagner Baader-Meines Wackernagel Hanns Nicolaas Messchaert Red Army Holland Messchaert Maurits Caransa Caransa Baader Meinhof Meeschaert

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