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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1972

Page

8

American Britisher share in 72 Nobel Prize for medicine

The 1972 Nobel Prize for Medicine was awarded to Dr. Gerald Edelman of the United States and Dr. Rodney Porter of Britain for antibody studies. Edelman of Rockefeller University and Porter of Oxford University were lauded for breakthroughs laying the foundation for rational immunology research and clinical applications.

Stockholm UPI Gerald Edelman United States Rodney Porter Britain Edelman Rockefeller University New York City Porter Oxford University Caroline Institute

Schwengel cancels campaign visits in Iowa and Washington counties

Congressman Fred Schwengel must remain in Washington this weekend as Congress nears adjournment. He cancels Friday and Saturday campaign events in Davenport Rock Island Arsenal door to door tours in Wilkes and 17th Street and several towns including Brighton Washington West Chester Wellman North English Millersburg and Parnell. If Congress completes work he will fly back to resume the schedule and attend the Citizens for Environmental Action event in Iowa City.

Washington Congress Fred Schwengel Scott Iowa Schwengel Davenport Rock Island Arsenal Wilkes 17Th Street Brighton West Chester Wellman North English Millersburg Parnell Citizens For Environmental Action Iowa City

Weather drizzles aid soybean harvest. rain helps, farming back to fields

The official weather observer records 2.20 inches of rain over several days. Rain fell as steady drizzle and light showers. Farmers, grateful for moisture, now want to resume soybean harvest and other field work in the area.

Rock Island Declares Curfew Over Race Tensions

Rock Island Mayor James Haymaker issued a 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew for 48 hours after a second day of clashes at three Quad Cities high schools. Officials patrol streets, bars close at 9, and sales of gasoline, ammunition, and hand weapons are banned after curfew. Seven arrests in Rock Island and three in East Moline were reported as tear gas was used to break up fights on the Rock Island High School campus. The school board voted to close the high school today and Friday to cool tensions.

Rock Island, Ill UPI Rock Island James Haymaker Quad Cities Haymaker East Moline

Grain and Livestock Markets Report From Des Moines and Joliet

Interior Iowa and southern Minnesota hog markets show slow trade with generally steady to lower prices for butchers and sows. Cattle and soybeans receipts and prices listed for various weights. futures and cash quotes include mixed movement with several fluctuating figures across hogs, cattle, and soybeans.

Des Moines UPI Chicago Iowa U.S BATH Joliet Ill

Polk group bids to buy Brown's Woods near Ma ines Iowa

After over an hour of emotional testimony, the Polk County Conservation Board unanimously offered 750 000 to buy the 484acre Brown's Woods to prevent private timber and housing development. Owners seek 954 720 with a Oct 26 deadline. if rejected, condemnation may follow. Heirs set Nov 1 as decision date. about 300 residents attended the meeting and supported action. Brown's Woods is hailed as a premier climax forest in Iowa.

Maines UPI Polk County Conservation Board Brown's Woods Here Louis P. Woods Brown’s Woods Towa

Almanac predicts big snow and cold in 1973

Old Abe Weatherwise forecasts a heavy Christmas storm across the United States from the Dakotas to New England with 30 inches of snow in New England and up to 50 inches in mountain regions. The 181st Old Farmer's Almanac notes wider regional weather coverage, expanded pages, higher price, and new drought and flood forecasts.

Abe Toro United States Dakotas New England Cincinnati

Six Iowa Southern students named to parley with 1972 program

Iowa Southern Utilities Co announced the six students and one instructor selected to attend the 1972 National Youth Conference on Science and the Environment. Winners include Jeff Robbe Wellman Nancy Ortmeyer Rodney Sears Jim Adams Peggy McBeth and Dean Loven with instructor Dennis Strang. Selection was by district from exam results and science project work or a 100 word science theme. The conference runs November 9 to 11 at the Sheraton-Chicago Hotel with about 700 students and teachers attending.

Iowa Southern Utilities Co Theo. Johnson Iowa Southern Jeff Robbe Mid - Prairie High School Wellman Nancy Ortmeyer Wapello Rodney Sears Creston Jim Adams Centerville Peggy McBeth Ottumwa Museum of Science and Industry Sheraton - Chicago

Mezvinsky calls for USDA investigation during Iowa campaign

Democrat Edward Mezvinsky of Iowa City urged a congressional probe of the Agriculture Department during a stop at Southeastern Iowa Community College in Burlington. He cited a report by the Agribusiness Accountability Project titled The Great American Grain Robbery and Other Stories, arguing it shows USDA neglect of farmers and urging officials to serve farmers rather than big business.

Burlington UPI Edward Mezvinsky Congress U.S. Department of Agriculture Mezvinsky Iowa City Iowa Agriculture Department

Farmers favor current program in Iowa survey

Senator Jack Miller a U S Republican from Iowa released results of a survey showing 52 percent of Iowa farmers favor continuing the present farm program with a 10 percent rise in price supports. The poll covered 1 000 farmers in 84 counties with 34 percent preferring continuation as is and 11 percent favoring a return to strict acreage limits with high price supports.

Miller

Rudolph J Simon dies at 64 in Riverside

Rudolph J. Simon, 64, of Riverside, died unexpectedly Wednesday during a sale at Kalona Sales Barn likely from a heart attack. Retired farmer, survived by wife Berulla Deutsch, two daughters Janet Forbes and Laura Loan, son Dale, nine grandchildren, and siblings. Funeral at St Marys Riverside with burial in Mt Olivet Cemetery. Visitation Friday with rosary times.

Riverside Rudolph J. Simon Kalona Sales St. Mary's Catholic Church W.F. Boeckmann Mt. Olivet Sorden and Adam Simon Ewald Wilhelmina Hild Simon Berulla Deutsch St. Mary's Church Loren Janet) Forbes Francis Laura) Loan Iowa City Dale Ferdinand Simon Anna Thomann Clarence Thomann

Make It Yourself with Wool contest entry deadline near Muscatine

The Make It Yourself With Wool district competition in Iowa has an October 14 entry deadline for the Muscatine event on October 28. Entrants aged 10 to 21 and adults may enter in any district. Information and entry blanks are available from state director Mrs Wayne Miller at 611 3th Ave No Humboldt IA 548 or 515 332 2384. District contests include judging a fashion show and awards, with three district winners advancing to state and national finals in Washington DC next January. Anyone may attend the District 10 Fashion Show and awards on Saturday Oct 28 at 2 p.m. at Eastern Iowa Community College Muscatine. Door prizes drawn from the audience.

Muscatine Iowa Wayne Miller 3Th Ave Humboldt Mirs Doug Phelps Park View Court Tipton Washington, D.C Eastern Iowa Community College Muscatine Door Colorado Muscatine Plaza

Red Crossing First Aid Courses Certify Dozens Here

First Aid Instructors Marion S. McAvoy and Paul E. Vaughn certified 28 city employees and others in Multimedia First Aid. Brighton Fire Department members also completed Standard Multimedia First Aid under John L Hiatt. Additional 15 women finished a Home Nursing course hosted by Mrs. Henry Rees, with names including Mrs. Henry Funston and Mrs. Caroline Morris. The report notes the Red Cross office was closed during Winnie F. Belter’s vacation.

Marion S. McAvoy Paul E. Vaughn George William Barr Clover L Blien Jack Cherry Robert Erlenbush James Hesser Leonard Llewellyn Lawrence Miksch Jim Reschly Dude Shater Sam G. Canott Rich Bennett Forrest Brock Joey Deane Stannard Zene Kempt Walter Schneider Lee Schooley Norman L. Edwards Carol Loeffler Kenny Meyer James A. Whitaker Dean Edwards Ted J. Hunt Dave Stannard Curt Eddy Red Cross Winnie F. Belter Henry Rees Rees Henry Funston John Reaney Joey Dennis Angela Chorpening Boyd Blattner Larry Boyd Harold Ahrens Ray Davis Joe Kirkpatrick Caroline Morris Clara Gilbert Frank Miller Russell Chorpening Bernice Bates Sheldon Smith

Dunton Honored by Trustees Group At Atlanta Meeting

Gay Keith Dunton of Thornburg a 14 year Iowa House veteran was honored at the American Association of Community College Trustees convention in Atlanta last week He was praised as a great friend of the community college movement and welcomed by B A Bud Jensen Jensen became first vice president of the national group Frank Gallagher was elected president Ensign led the new association formation Most Iowa community college boards attended the gathering noting the group now totals over 200 member colleges with growth expected to exceed 300 next year

Atlanta Gay Keith Dunton Thornburg Iowa House of Representatives American Association of Community College Trustees Dunton Iowa Community College System Community College B.A Bud Jensen Cedar Rapids ACCT Jensen Kirkwood Community College Iast Frank Gallagher Dearborn Mich M. Dale Ensign Powell Wyo National Trustee Association National School Boards Association Ensign Wyoming Iowa Association

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