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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1975

Page

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National association meeting highlights and county agent remarks

Jim Frier Washington County Extension Director attended the National Association of County Agricultural Agents annual Milwaukee meeting. He completed two years on the Public Information Committee and chaired the Iowa Extension Directors Public Information Awards program which had record entries. The Washington county Planned Parenthood book sale at the Washington Armory runs 10 to 9 today and Friday and 10 to 6 Saturday with proceeds funding family planning services.

Jim Frier Washington County National Association of County Agricultural Agents Milwaukee Wisconsin Iowa National Association Iowa Extension Directors Planned Parenthood Washington Armory

Mid-Prairie Band to March in 1976 Mardi Gras Parade

At a recent meeting the Mid-Prairie High School band was invited to perform in the 1976 Mardi Gras in New Orleans. After school and board approval, the group departs February 26 and joins parades February 29 and March 1, returning March 2. While there they tour riverfront areas and historic sites around New Orleans.

Wellman Mid-Prairie New Orleans

Washington High approves stricter graduation credit requirements

The Board of Education adopted a 30 credit graduation plan for the Class of 1979 and beyond, replacing 32 credits. The new policy adds required English science math social studies and PE health credits, with music credits also awarded. Critics warn of reduced curriculum freedom, while supporters cite minimum standards across disciplines.

Washington High School Board of Education Schlapkohl Curriculum Council Marty Levy

Weather outlook: fair tonight with cool lows

The forecast predicts fair weather tonight with lows around 40 to 45 degrees. Friday brings mostly sunny skies with temperatures in the mid to upper 60s and westerly winds of 5 to 15 mph.

Coal in Southeastern Iowa Surface-Mine Potential Revealed

State geologist Stanley Grant said new estimates show up to 10 billion tons of coal may be surface mined in a four county area of Southeastern Iowa. Current figures of 732 million tons suggest much larger deposits than previously believed and challenge the view that Iowa coal is hard to mine with low heat value or high sulfur content.

Ames Iowa UPI Stanley Grant Grant Energy and Mineral Resources Institute of Iowa State University

Challenge to Iowa Parochial School Busing Program

A three judge federal panel in Des Moines heard a suit by Americans United for Separation of Church and State the Iowa Civil Liberties Union Foundation and 13 individuals. They seek an injunction against using 4.1 million dollars for transporting non public school pupils and buying buses. The plaintiffs argue Iowa law favors parochial students and violates the 14th Amendment noting extensive Catholic involvement in shaping parochial aid. Defendants include the State of Iowa and Gov. Ray.

DES Moines ICPA Iowa Americans United For Separation of Church and State Iowa Civil Liberties Union Foundation U. S. Circuit Court Roy L. Stephenson William C. Hanson William C. Stuart Prim

Fall colors emerge early across Iowa landscape

Iowa foresters explain the early color change in leaves due to cooler weather and moisture shifts. Oaks and maples blaze red and orange while hickory and ash turn yellow. forests like Shimek Stephens and Yellow River offer public viewing options through October.

Des Moines Iowa Gene Hertel Iowa Conservation Commission Jack Frost Burton Haglan Drake University Hertel Shimek Stephens Yellow River

Revelers to Open Washington Concert Association Season

The Revelers male quartet will open the 1975 76 Washington Concert Association season Saturday at 8 p.m. in the high school. They are a top national vocal group whose program includes patriotic pieces and a Revolutionary War medley. The quartet features Carl Nicholas Durward McDonnell tenors Hugh Burbridge and bass William Cason. They have a half century history and have performed in 48 states and Canada with a White House command performance factored in their career.

Washington Concert Association Washington Taylor Mario Bragiotti Canada White House Casey Jones Beaver Creek Bill East 54Th Street New York City Carl Nicholas Durward McDonnell Hugh Burbridge William Cason Singing School Board Meredith Willson Music Man Gig Young Hugh O’brien van Johnson Bert Parks John Raitt John Davidson Peter Marshall

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