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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1975

Page

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Wayland woman crochets afghan for Loretta Lynn

Beulah Osborne of Wayland spent six weeks weaving a double bed size purple and white afghan for Loretta Lynn. The gift, created in spare time, is to be presented by a South Carolina fan club in Greenville on November 14.

Sheilah Klarr Loretta Lynn U.S Washington County Ralph Beulah) Osborne Wayland Miss Lynn South Carolina Greenville S.C Mrs. Osborne Beulah Osborne Journal

Picture taking set for Highland pupils schedule and price

Highland pupils will have school pictures on October 27 and 28. The full package costs 3.50 and may not be bought separately. The Family Plan covers the three oldest students for 10.50, with the rest in the family from Kindergarten through 12th grade receiving their package free. Schedule lists Riverside and Ainsworth Elem on Monday and Jr Sr High plus alternate Kindergarten groups on Tuesday.

Hightana Scnoo Riverside Ainsworth Elem Jr Sr. High School Ainsworth

New York Near Default on City Debts Sparks Market Rout

New York City teeters on default of 453 million in city debts as stock and tax exempt bond trading collapses. Federal Reserve pledges possible emergency aid while officials in Washington and Beame's administration seek paths to avert insolvency.

New York UPI New York City Federal Reserve Washington Ford White House First National City Bank Paul A. Volcker New York Federal Reserve Fed U.S Abraham Beame Beame Albert Shanker Teachers’ Union Shanker

Weather Clears With Cool Night and Warmer Weekend

Forecast calls for clear and cool conditions tonight with lows in the mid 30s. Saturday will be mostly sunny and slightly warmer with highs in the low to mid 60s. Light easterly winds tonight.

Debate over faculty salary hike at Iowa state universities

Iowa Regents clash over an 8 to 10 percent faculty pay increase amid a projected 205 million dollar operating budget for 1976 77. Presidents warn the essence of the university lies in the classroom while supporters push for competitive pay and possible tuition adjustments to offset rising costs.

Iowa City Iowa UPI Board of Regents Regents University of Town General Assembly Executive Branch U of 1 Willard Boyd Boyd Donald Shaw Davenport Iowa State University W. Robert Parks Parks H. Rand Petersen Shaw

Kissinger to China on mission to set stage for Ford visit

Secretary of State Kissinger travels to Peking via Tokyo to prepare for President Ford’s post Thanksgiving trip and to shape Sino American ties after Nixon era. He may meet aging Mao and Chou but unlikely. sources note new conditions differ from 1971.

Washington UPI Ford Henry A. Kissinger China Kissinger Peking Tokyo Richard M. Nixon Nixon Mao Tse-tung Choun-tai Mao Chou

Nobel prizes awarded for atomic nucleus theory and biology

The 1975 Nobel Physics Prize was shared by James Rainwater and Aage Bohr and Ben Mottelson for discoveries linking collective motion and particle motion in atomic nuclei. Chemistry honors went to John Warcup Conforth and Vladimir Prelog for understanding biological processes. The prizes total $143,000 each year.

Stockholm Sweden UPI England Swedish Academy of Sciences John Warcup Conforth Vladimir Prelog Switzerland Cornforth Milstead ‘Laboratory Littinbourne Kent Prelog Bohr Niels Bohr Albert Einstein

Welfare costs rise over twenty percent in 1975

Washington reports welfare costs for the 1975 fiscal year reached 22.6 billion dollars, up from 18.8 billion the prior year, a rise of about 3.8 billion. HEW released estimates Thursday, noting the increase over 1974 levels.

Washington UPI Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW

Open House at Washington Junior High School

Parents and friends are invited to Washington Junior High School open house Monday evening. The junior high jazz band performs from 7 to 1:30 p.m. and a one act play Thursdays At Home will be shown in the school gym. The comedy concerns a wife whose home is invaded by saleswomen, causing friction with her sister and housekeeper. Cast includes Patti Pacha Teresa Hackbarth Beth Yerington Linda Ledger Luetta Sayre Lisa Lloyd Peggy Cady and Ann Kinzler. Teachers will hold 15 minute sessions in their classrooms after the play to discuss courses and procedures.

Washington Junior High School Ast Patti Pacha Teresa Hackbarth Beth Yerington Linda Ledger Luetta Sayre Lisa Lloyd Peggy Cady Ann Kinzler

Patrol plans two-prong attack on speeding and drunk drivers

Iowa safety officials unveil a three-part plan to curb driving under the influence and speeding. The highway patrol will deploy 136 portable radar units across 14 unmarked and regular cars, with targets including 23 new troopers to arrest drunken drivers in nine counties. The effort seeks to cut alcohol related crashes and deter drinking drivers, especially youths, by visible enforcement and arrests.

DES Moines IDPA Highway Patrol E. J. Dickinson Dickinson Des Moines Post Iowa Charles Larson Cedar Rapids Waterloo Sioux City Davenport Dubuque Mason City Council Bluffs Fort Dodge Larson Cerro Gordo Black Hawk Pottawattamie Scott Webster Woodbury Polk Linn Webster County Ted Godfrey William Thatcher Godfrey Jim Lind

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