Trustees review hospital audit and gifts at Washington County
Trustees examined Washington County Hospital's 29 page annual audit by Dee Gosling and Co. noting a total operation loss of 59071 for the year ending June 30, an improvement from the prior year. An Iowa City pathology group donated a 4407 flame photomater for lab electrolyte tests, replacing an outdated unit. The hospital logged 854 patient days in September, with 28 average per day and 30 births in the period.
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Washington County Hospital
Larry Dittrich
Dee, Gosling & Co
Iowa City
Washington Community Theater Announces 1978 Season
Sign-ups began with announcement of proposed shows The Y's Men's Musical The King and I Here Lies Jeremy Troy A Doll's House membership includes reserved seats and newsletter Dues adults 11 students 8.50 Applications via program at Wait Until Dark or by mail P O Box 347 Washington Iowa 52353 last year membership over 500 hoping for 600 in 1978
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Washington Community Theater
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Jeremy Troy
Henrik Ibsen
Community Theater
P.O. Box
Washington
Iowa
Weather outlook for zone 9: clear and warmer nights ahead
The forecast for zone 9 calls for mostly clear skies and a milder night with a low in the lower 40s. Friday brings partial clouds and a high in the low to mid 60s.
Carter blasts oil and gas industry in energy speech
President Carter denounced oil and gas companies as profiteers saying the energy crisis is the moral equivalent of war. He warned against a massive energy price grab, pressed for his energy package, and urged public pressure to push Congress toward a compromise amid tax and price control battles.
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James Schlesinger
Supreme Court weighs Bakke race admissions case
The Supreme Court debates whether state medical schools can consider race to rectify past discrimination and whether Allan Bakke, a 37 year old white applicant, deserved admission to UC Davis Medical School. Justices hear arguments as experts frame the broader desegregation issue and possible reversals.
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UPI
Supreme Court
California Supreme Court
Allan Bakke
University of California
Davis
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University
Maryland: 3 girls slain. 16-year-old held without bond
Stuart Kreier, son of a former Maryland labor leader, was ordered held without bond in Anne Arundel County on three counts of first degree murder. The bodies of Debbie Hogan 10 Terry 8 and an 8-year-old classmate were found stabbed in a woods stream near their homes. Police recovered a knife jacket and other items at Kreier’s home. Funeral services were set for 10 a.m.
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Kreiner
Wait Until Dark at Washington Community Theater
The Washington Community Center stage opened Wait Until Dark to about 350 in a taut thriller. Nina Metzner as Susie Hendrix delivered a tour de force amid a strong cast led by Michael Kramme as Harry Roat and Randy Mullikin as Sgt. Carlino, with Vicki Scott shining as Gloria and Don Lawless providing steady support.
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Journal
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Washington Community Center
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Susie Henrix
Dennis Day
Mike Tallman
Day
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Michael Kramme
Roat
Susie
Kramme
Sgt. Carlino
Randy Mullikin
Big
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Mullikin
Vicki Scott
Gloria
Vicki
Rollin Secrest
Marty Chebuhar
Lawless
Mike Worley
Ron Zieglowsky
Jon Glover
Washington
Chamber elects three to Washington Chamber board
Merrill Mason and Dick Paul along with Tauice Mathiason were elected to three year terms on the Washington Chamber of Commerce board. Mason runs a hardware store, Paul a shoe store, and Mathiason works as a banker. The three replace outgoing directors Bill Steele Dr. John Helscher and Pete Boshart as the nine member panel moves forward under President Walt Farrell Jr.
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Merrill Mason
Dick Paul
Tauice Mathiason
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Ted Johnson
Mason
Paul
Mathiason
Bill Steele
John Helscher
Pete Boshart
Charles Thompson
Bill Perdock
Walt Farrell Jr
Larry Bartlett
Bob Burt
Bob Riley
Farrell
Vandalism leads to district civil claims at WHS homecoming
The Washington School District plans to pursue civil damages from youths tied to homecoming vandalism at WHS, with damages estimated over $2,000. No criminal action due to lack of evidence, while non-students may have been involved. Other items include staff changes, a bid for trampolines, and policy updates.
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Washington
Board of Education
E.K. Schlapkohl
Schlapkohl
WHS
Fred Meeker
Harvey Timmins
Dwight Robison
May delay Fagen trial in Mahaska County
OSKALOOSA The murder trial of David Alan Fagen in Mahaska County District Court likely will be postponed again, potentially the fourth continuance. Judge Charles Pettit is hospitalized after surgery, possibly delaying the October 18 opening. prosecutors expect reassignment to the first or second week of November. Fagen, 19, of Keota, is charged with killing Keota Marshall Douglas Bell.
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Mahaska County
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Keota
Iowa
J.E. Tobey
Charles Pettit
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Tobey
Marshall Douglas Bell
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