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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1976

Page

1

Koch seeks to unseat Dunton in 88th district race

What Cheer Republican Ivor Koch challenges Democrat Keith Dunton for the 88th Iowa House district seat. Dunton, 61, aims for a 10th term and notes 20 years in the legislature if re-elected. Koch criticizes Dunton as indecisive and favors smaller government including a sunset law for agencies. Koch, 46, runs a greenhouse business and is mayor of What Cheer, saying Washington and Keokuk counties want change.

The Evening Journal Iowa House of Representatives Keith Dunton Iowa House Senate Dunton Thornburg Washington Keokuk GOP House Appropriations Committee Dale Cochran Eagle Grove Harvey Holden Ivor Koch What Cheer Koch Des Moines Capitol Iowa Medical Society Optometric Association Ivor D. Koch Iowa House Washington County Holden Keokuk County

Economic indicators dip for second straight month

Washington reports the Commerce Department says the leading indicators index fell 0.7 percent in September, mirroring August's decline. The two-month drop marks the first consecutive decline since early 1975, signaling a pause in the economy amid weak production and employment data. The 12-component index now stands at 107.9 from the 1967 base of 100.

Washington UPI Commerce Department Department

ISU Employees Honored Guests at Emblem Awards Party

Iowa Southern Utilities Company employees and retirees gathered at Jack Hamilton's Clubhouse in Washington for the annual Emblem Awards Party. Five, ten, thirty, and forty year service awards were presented by G. F. Cooper of Centerville. District supervisor Leonard DeHoet led the program after dinner. New hires Don Rowland Tracy Closson and Kim DeBont were introduced, with many attendees accompanying spouses.

Iowa Southern Utilities Company Jack Hamilton Washington Jocelyn J. Morgan Alonzo L. Garrison Gordon F. Secrest Dorcey N. Cecil Billy E. Cnossen Lu V. Clarahan Howard Daryl Barham Leonard DeHoet G. F. Cooper Centerville Iowa Southern Don Birlingmair Elmer Peiffer Ralph Moothart Roy Crossett Ann Borman Hall Hall Lloyd Andy) Anderson Howard Sayre Sue Clarahan Mitch Dale Daryl Leffler Ed Garrett Don Rowland Tracy Closson Kim DeBont

Weather outlook for tonight and Saturday

Mostly cloudy conditions persist with a low ranging from the mid to upper 30s. Saturday brings a high in the low to mid 50s as southwest winds shift to 10 to 15 mph.

Ford sees polls boost as Carter hammers economy

President Ford draws encouragement from new polls, six point California lead cited and Harris poll hint of a one point deficit. Carter emphasizes economy as key issue, slams Ford policy from Philadelphia to Ohio while Mondale touts independent leads in several states. Cheney claims Ford securing 270 electoral votes.

United Press International Ford Jimmy Carter Milwaukee Carter California Louis Harris Wisconsin Frank L. Rizzo Walter Mondale Green Bay Wis Chicago Mondale New York Illinois Ohio Missouri Cleveland Richard Nixon Erie White House Richard B. Cheney Air Force One

Rhodesia Blacks reject Kissinger peace plans

In Geneva, Rhodesian black leaders reject Henry Kissinger’s two year plan for black majority rule and push for immediate transfer of power. Bishop Abel Muzorewa and Joshua Nkomo urged immediate one man one vote and an interim government, while Ian Smith maintained negotiation only on Kissinger terms.

Geneva Switzerland UPI Henry A. Kissinger Rhodesia Ian Smith Kissinger Smith Ivor Richard Britain United Nations Richard Abel Muzorewa African National Council Muzorewa Joshua Nkomo ANC Zimbabwe

Washington milk distributor fined for income tax evasion

Richard T. Harvey a 49 year old Washington milk distributor was fined 1500 and given a five year suspended jail sentence on five counts of state income tax evasion for 1970 to 1974. Pettit ordered fines within a year and two years probation while noting Harvey’s financial struggles and prior good record.

the Evening Journal Washington Richard T. Harvey Second Ave Washington County Charles N. Pettit Harvey Pettit Court Services Department Iowa Department of Revenue Richard Bordwell Robert Day Day

Silver Lake voters face a Ford Carter choice in precincts historic riding

In Ayrshire and Silver Lake township Palo Alto County the long running voting streak is tested as residents consider Ford or Carter. A school straw poll showed Ford ahead 61 to 53 with undecided and a Carter lead in broader IDPA results mixed views on inflation and debates. Local figures show mixed support and some see Ford as favored locally while Carter could win nationally.

Ayrshire SDPA Silver Lake Township Silver Lake Palo Alto Benjamin Harrison Grover Cleveland C. Robert Bennett Gerald Ford Jimmy Carter Eugene McCarthy Poor Ie Pete Son Ford Carles Ee Pia Carter Richard Nixon George McGovern IDPA Sheila Barger Jack Randal

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