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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1972

Page

5

Child's allowance as a tool for money management

A guide on using an allowance to teach children budgeting and saving. It covers consistent plans, age-based amounts, early learning through mistakes, praise for good effort, and practical questions from ages five to teens. It stresses gradual responsibility, handling overspending, losses, repairs, hoarding, jobs, and parental balance.

Karen Hull Iowa State University

Chou En-lai on Sino American ties and ping pong diplomacy

Premier Chou En-lai outlined U S Taiwan recognition and Vietnamese involvement as main obstacles to full diplomatic ties. He linked Mao’s ping pong diplomacy to Nixon’s China visit and recalled Bandung talks and a long path toward possible normalization.

Sam Jaffe Peking UPI Chou En-lai U.S Taiwan Vietnam United States China Chou Bandung Indonesia United States of America Far East Geneva Mao Tse-tung Nixon John Foster Dulles

Mice unwelcome house guests warn of fall rodent risk

Iowa State University expert advises prevention as the best rodent control. Close openings in walls and foundations, seal large gaps, keep foundation grass short, and remove rat harbors. Use snap traps with non-poisonous baits indoors, avoid poisons inside the home for safety. Outside baits only with precautions.

Steve Ryan Iowa State University Ryan

Franzenburg Faults Ray Over Medicaid Gaffe in Iowa

DES MOINES UP I Democrat Pa Franzenburg charged Gov Robert D Ray with perpetrating an incredible hoax by blaming Congress for the plight of Iowa s elderly poor who have been knocked out of Medicaid and Old Age Assistance benefits Franzenburg called on Ray to urge the Legislature to act not pass buck to Congress asserting states like Iowa sold out their responsibilities and that the state controls eligibility under Old Age Assistance Aid to the Disabled and Aid to the Blind with federal matching benefits.

Des Moines UPI Pa Franzenburg Robert D. Ray Congress Iowa Franzenburg Ray

Transfers Recorded in On the Record Deeds List

A sequence of property transfer entries outlines deeds by Donald L. Heisdorffer, John W. Myers, Laird Simpson, Hugo Lensch, Steele, Phillip F. Van Cleave, Carl Zieglowsky, Advin A. Gingerich, Ralph E. Stuart, Hazel Rapp, Dale Statler, Marvin Statler, Dorothy Martin, and Marjorie Rich. Properties span sections in Washington and Nira areas including Vacha's Subdivision and Northeast Washington WEE, with multiple lot and land descriptions and undivided interests noted.

Donald Lee Heisdorffer Jerome F. Strabala John W. Myers Donald Lee Gardner Wilson Washington Laird Simpson Earl R. Wood Hugo Lensch Mildred Eileen Heisdorffer Wee. Steele Phillip F. van Cleave Marguerite E. van Cleave Vacha’s Francis Schmaltz Carl Zieglowsky Lake the Homeowner's Improvement Assoc., Inc Dorothy Martin Marjorie Rich

Life at the UP Home Reveals Broad Community Ties

Betty McCall describes the Home as a busy hub with 143 members including retired ministers and missionaries. Notable participants include Percy Holder in Kiwanis, the Fortnightly Club leadership, and weekly hospital aid by John Moffett. Farther,.Gray ladies, gardeners, dining staff, and volunteers sustain daily life. New resident John Johnson, 79, joins resident networks while awaiting his niche, with visits from visitors and ongoing church connections across town.

Percy Holder Kiwanis Club UP. Church Heart Fund Drive John Moffett Veterans Hospital Town City Ross Copeland Conesville John Johnson Iowa Mendota Ill Washington Halcyon House Johnson Stewart Hall Iowa City Cedar Rapids

Fortnightly Club Hosts Bach Evening Amid 25th United Presbyterian Home Anniversary

Washington readers enjoyed a Bach program at a Fortnightly Club meeting during a busy week that included Evensong services and a Far East travel tale by Mrs Kay Stewart. The community welcomed visitors to the United Presbyterian Home as its 25th anniversary theme drew interest.

Kay Stewart Bach United Presbyterian Home Washington

Tiger mauls girl at Omaha zoo attack incident

A young Sumatran tiger at Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha lunged from its grotto and mauled a five year old girl and her mother, Lisa Cordner. The child required about 20 stitches and the mother three after a bystander provoked the animal with a long stick. Cordner subdued the tiger with a hammerlock before it retreated to a transfer crate. The family was treated and released. Lisa said she would not want to see a tiger again.

Chou China Omaha UPI Lisa Cordner John Cordner Bellevue Lisa Lee Simmons Henry Doorley Zoo Cordner Simmons United States

Thought for the day by James Whitcomb Riley

The American poet James Whitcomb Riley offers a reflective line about choosing to say something good instead of blame or proof when shadow over a friend or foe looms, urging thoughtful, positive expressions.

James Whitcomb Riley

Livingston Day Kehoe Ker and Bates Attorneys Directory

Professional directory listing for Livingston Day Kehoe Ker and Bates law firm with attorneys Robert Day Everett Meeker Robert Bates and an abstract department located at 112 South B phone number 653 2147.

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