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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1977

Page

6

Iowa City lab monitors Iowa air quality across the state

State Hygienic Lab at the University of Iowa tracks particulate matter with 76 samplers in 24 Iowa cities under the DEQ. Data show a rise in Iowa City over three years, attributed to dry summers and nearby construction. overall air quality remains good though some cities exceed EPA standards.

Sue Stuekerjuergen University of Iowa Iowa Daily Press Assn Iowa City Robert Ingersoll Ingersoll Iowa State Hygienic Lab Department of Environmental Quality Des Moines Rolf Hahne Environmental Protection Agency Hahne Med Lab Carver Pavillion EPA

Haskins Community Scribbles From Local Visitors

Haskins residents host and visit relatives across Iowa and Wisconsin. George Murphy and family hosted guests at Clair Gray’s. Dempsey home welcomed W. E. Horrell and spouse from Bucyrus. Carolynn Zahs visited grandmother Marie Whetstine while staying with her parents. Weekend trips included House on the Rock and Blue Mounds Cave. Several calls and small celebrations marked early October happenings.

Ivan Hartsock Haskins George Murphy Clair Gray Washington L.B. Dempsey Ed Hartsock Lillian Endicott Ivan Hartsock Wisconsin House On the Rock Little Norway Blue Mounds Cave Corrine Maher West Branch Hazel Boyd Washington Cave Center Marie Whetstine Ivan Maggie Hammer Wapello Daniel Grosscup Columbus City Floyd Carpenter Wayne Carpenter Tom Dulaney John Goff Wesley Showman South English Geneva Goff Richard Young Larry Stapp Shayne Pam Bob Cheyney

Real estate transfers listed in district records

On the Record items show multiple deed transfers and trust actions. Names include James Ellery Foster wife to Yoder Inc and others to Duane F Redlinger Merrill L Mason L L Paquette L Rudkin Robison Inc. Parcels cover land in sections 35 18 75 7 and additions Wilsons Kecks Green Meadows and Brighton with various lot lines and starting points.

James Ellery Foster Yoder, Inc Emmett P. Hayes Duane F. Redlinger C. Leo Graf Donald W. Myers Wilson S. Washington L.R. Carbee First National Bank Iowa City Lyle J. Rudkin Washington L.W. Robison, Inc Marvin D. Johanson Margaret A. Johanson Brighton

Laydown trap in a bridge slam costs 1530 points

In a slam on a club lead, South mishandled diamonds costing 1530 points after East ruffed the king and a trump return. The lesson: in laydown hands declarers should ask what can defeat them and play the deuce of diamonds at trick three to guarantee twelve tricks. Tommorow: Card reading.

South East Declarer

Last Revolutionary War veteran buried in Freedom New York

The piece notes Daniel Frederick Bakeman, the last surviving veteran of the American Revolution, died at 109 on April 5, 1869 in Freedom New York, having lived to witness the Civil War. It also reflects on quilts, Crusades era padding, and Freud’s dictum Lieben und arbeiten.

New York Freedom Daniel Frederick Bakeman

Flextime and social shifts in 1977 workplace culture

Washington Evening Journal discusses flextime as a new employment idea allowing worker flexible hours, noting winner workers become more productive while poor performers self-eliminate. The piece contrasts past and present youth sleep patterns, touches on postwar norms, and cites Margaret Mead on office romance. It also includes a column by L. M. Boyd offering social observations.

Margaret Mead United States

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