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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1974

Page

1

Two Washington girls escape injury in bicycle crash

Two Washington girls aged 12 escaped serious injury when a bicycle entered South Avenue B from a driveway and was struck by a car driven by Eva Colleen Young. Joyce Knerr and Brenda Lomen suffered leg bruises, abrasions, and a knee laceration. treated at Washington County Hospital.

Washington South Avenue B Eva Colleen Young Joyce Knerr North Fifth Brenda Lomen Washington County Hospital

Man stabbed to death at Iowa State Penitentiary

Arch ie Barnes a 45 year old Waterloo man serving a 30 year sentence for assault with intent to commit murder was killed by two stab wounds in the prison. Four inmates were held in administrative segregation as investigators from the Lee County attorney’s office and the state Bureau of Criminal Investigation pursued leads.

Fort Madison State Bureau of Criminal Investigation

Weather Town Zone 13 Outlook

Increasing cloudiness tonight with lows in the mid 40s and winds shifting to the north around 10 mph. Cloudy and cooler conditions persist Wednesday with a chance of showers. highs reach 60 to 65 and rain chances around 20 percent.

Iowa races heat up as six congressional contests loom

WithElection Day close candidates in Iowa's six districts race to solidify support ahead of November 5. Incumbents Mayne Scherle Mezvinsky and Smith seek reelection while four state legislators vie in the remaining districts. Campaigns emphasize independence, inflation and federal policy as key issues.

Iowa Wiley Mayne William Scherle Edward Mezvinsky Neal Smith Mayne Sioux City Berkley Bedell Spirit Lake Tom Harkin Ames Scherle Henderson James Leach Bettendorf Mezvinsky Iowa City Chuck Dick Des Moines Smith Altoona Michael Blouin Dubuque Bedell Harkin Rapp-Grassley Riley-Blouin White House Nixon Miss Stuck Fort Dodge Bob Eaton Tom Riley Cedar Rapids L ~Ne Stephen Rapp Cedar Falls Charles Grassley New Hartford Blouit Riley H.R Gross Waterloo Rapp Grassley John Culver U.S Culver Dave Stanley Muscatine American Party of James Whitford Volga Donna LePorte Kassiey Treasury Uhlenhopp Chuck Crews Black Hawk Cerro Gordo Mason City

Levy named to fill Washington City Council vacancy

Harry Levy a 25 year resident and former postmaster was named by the Washington City Council to fill the one year vacancy created by Robert Nicola's resignation. Levy 51, a Kalona native now managing Mose Levy Co. Inc. was chosen unanimously. The meeting also covered budget items, equipment purchases including a Walden 5000 endloader backhoe, water plant improvements, and plans to curb vandalism and rat infestations.

Harry Levy Marty Chebuhar Washington City First Ward Robert Nicola Levy Nicola Tern Kalona Washington Mose Levy Co. Inc Public Works Jim Reschly Herman M. Brown Co Cedar Rapids Council Reschly Leichty and Sons of Near Wayland Reschty Ray Miller Associated Constructors Inc Blair House Dick Anderson Clarence Brown Associated Miller Walker B Avenue Ronald Zipp Hughes West Eighth Street Hughes Eighth Hotle

Ford Campaign Tour Pushes Oklahoma GOP

President Ford urged a maximum effort to elect Oklahoma Republicans to the Senate and governorship during a campaign swing in Oklahoma City. The event drew 59 donors at 500 dollars each to support Sen Henry Bellman and GOP nominee James Inhofe. Ford then met Mexican President Luis Echeverria near the border before heading to Ohio for a fundraising dinner. Bellman led Ed Edmondson in early polling cited by the Daily News.

Oklahoma City UPI Ford Oklahoma Luis Echeverria U.S Ohio Bellman Ed Edmondson Nan Sdmonason David Boren Inhore Convention Fora Cleveland James Rhodes Ralph Perk Senate Rhodes John Gilligan Perk John Glenn Mexico Echeverria Nogales

September CPI rises 1.2 percent on food and shelter

The Labor Department reports September consumer prices up 1.2 percent, led by food clothing and mortgage costs with a 12.1 percent year over year rise. Auto prices rose, food up 1.4 percent in unadjusted terms, and real earnings declined despite higher hourly wages.

Washington UPI Labor Department

Wellman population rises to 1134 after 1970 Census

U S Bureau of the Census records Wellman Iowa population at 1134 in August, up 157 from 1970, a 16.1 percent gain. Growth credited to annexation, water and sewer upgrades, and Iowa City area industry. Town levy for 1974 stands at 27.8 mills, among the area’s lowest.

Wellman U.S Iowa City

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