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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1975

Page

8

Iowa packer bond law gains support and scrutiny

Des Moines IDPA reports on Iowa's bonding law for livestock sellers. Secretary Robert Lounsberry says it protects sellers, cites high compliance from major packers, notes exclusions for feeder cattle and small buyers, and argues the federal scheme is weaker, urging uniform stronger federal standards.

DES Moines IDPA Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Robert Lounsberry Lounsberry American Beef Packing Company Nebraska Marvin McClain

Hollowell Innocent in Iowa Slayings

A Polk County District Court jury found Terrance Hollowell innocent in the 1974 Downtown Holiday Inn slayings and shootings after nearly a day of deliberation. The state relied on immunized witness Kenneth Hunter who claimed Hollowell helped plan the robbery and fled in a getaway car.

Des Moines UPI Polk County District Court Terrance Hollowell Holiday Inn Hollowell Toledo Ohio Louis Trujillo Jr Danny L. Peters Kenneth Hunter Hunter Riverview Newton James Piazza Drake University Piazza Anthony Critelli Polk County Ray Fenton Fort Madison

Rotary Club hears progress at Washington Development Center

Miss Charlotte Rippenger, head instructor, detailed five years of gains at the Washington Developmental Center, noting growth from no staff and no location to a 23-workshop in operation with ages 19 to 51 and five youths in classrooms. She urged normalization for the mentally handicapped and highlighted new member Everett H. Werner.

Rotary Club of Washington Charlotte Rippenger Washington Miss Rippenger Everett H. Werner Jim Bush Edward Shepherd Robert Day Franklin Dolland Republic of Grenada West Indies Joe Walton State Department Dolland

Rape charge dismissed as insufficient evidence in county court

In On the Record Magistrate court, a rape charge against Chris A. Beliel of rural Washington was dismissed on motion of the county attorney due to insufficient evidence. Beliel faces an assault and battery trial set for Oct. 21 arising from the same incident.

Chris A. Beliel Washington Beliel Shirley Carlin Bradford Ellis Ellis Mark L. DeLong Keota Rocky Scott Stephen A. Keeler Jay D. Love Ainsworth Jerry O. Smith Brighton OMVAI James B. Evans Fairfield Teresa K. Dusenbery Wapello Doris A. Dunbar Kenneth E. Boyse Rural Wellman Carl E. Knupp Allan J. Schilling Kalona Donald M. Kelly Des Moines Betty Behrend James Garnjobst Burlington Douglas Long Houston Fred C. Peiffer Jerry L. Lankford Packwood Michael D. Harland John W. Whalen Gene S. Bontrager Carless H. Reaper Pangburn Ark Albert R. Toombs Murfreesboro Tenn Norman Hallgren Rockford Ill Edward Owens Malden Carleton Beckman Muscatine Joseph M. Jones Rural Richland Lawrence T. Felton Walker

Mattie Brenneman 87 Kalona dies. services set

Mattie L. Brenneman 87 of Kalona dies at her daughter's home on Thursday October 2 1975. Funeral services will be Monday at 10 30 a.m. at East Union Mennonite Church with Rev J John J Miller officiating. Burial in East Union Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters a son and four grandchildren.

Kalona Mattie L. Brenneman Edna Niles East Union Mennonite Church J. John J. Miller East Union Cemetery Powell Brenneman Jonas Ludi Ann Miller Miller Irwin Brenneman L. David Leona) Yoder Harold Manheim

Livestock Prices Reported In Joliet Illinois

Cattle receipts are light and do not establish a market trend. Hogs range from 64.00 to 65.25 for 200 to 240 pound No 1-3 and 64.50 to 64.50 for 240 to 260 pound No 2-3, with steady to higher movement noted.

Des Moines UPI Joliet, Ill

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