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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1975
Page
2
A humorous column by Sheilah Klapp laments visitors judging homes via ESP while a cluttered house attracts guests. She recalls in orderly contrast how immaculate spaces invite nothing, while chaos brings unexpected callers from family, church, and state offices, with a dash of family chaos and wit.
A Washington Iowa professional directory lists law firms such as Griffiths Anderson Buffer and Livingston Day Kehoe Meeker Bates, plus John Owen and Stewart Shearer. It also notes chiropractors, doctors, credit and nursing home services, optometrist John Lemon, counseling options, and Children’s House Day Care.
Clarence W. Jarrard waives hearings and is bound for District Court on grain licensing violations. Herbert E. Miller and others face trial for criminal trespass November 3. William J. Marie Jr. transfers to District Court on OMVAS. Edward L. Kleinberg waives hearing on drug possession. Fines include numerous violations from stop signs to speeding and open container. A Keota resident faces reckless driving fines. Washington boys chorus schedules performance at Halcyon House October 14 at 7 p.m.
Land auction of 296 acres four miles southeast of Libertyville Iowa begins October 25 at 10 a.m. Cecil H Zehr owner. Closing out sale of grocery equipment and remaining inventory at Embrees South End Grocery 801 South Iowa Avenue starting 1 p.m. November 1. Public auction of 160 acres three miles west of Brighton on Highway 78 then north one mile and west four miles starts 10 a.m. Mr and Mrs John Killian raffle
USDA outlines changes to curb high income use of food stamps by introducing a universal standard deduction and a uniform benefit rate. Officials say the moves would shift benefits toward lower income participants and ensure equal treatment for similar incomes. The proposals aim to reduce deductions that favor wealthier households and address inequities noted by Edward J. Hekman and Richard Feltner.
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