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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1971

Page

1

Washington County Hospital faces patient bed shortages and rising costs

A nationwide drop in hospital admissions has left Washington County Hospital with underutilized beds though the long term care unit stays full. Medicare tightening, higher room charges, and fewer local doctors contribute to empty beds and potential layoffs, while average stay remains six days.

Washington County Hospital Old County Hospital New County Hospital Ross Jensen Des Moines Washington

Fern Fizzles Into Rain as Matagorda Bares Storm Toll

A disintegrating hurricane Fern veered west before dawn, slamming Matagorda Texas with high tides and 72 mph gusts. Shelters warned tourists as police and volunteers pounded doors, while Galveston forecast inland movement and warnings from Freeport to Vermilion Bay. In Honduras Edith roared ashore with 175 mph gusts, 15 foot tides, devastating Puerto Lempa area communications and prompting plane relief efforts.

Matagorda Fern Texas Texas City Colorado River Gulf of Mexico William Carmichael Storm Galveston Dave Benton Galveston Weather Service National Weather Service Freeport Tex Port Arthur Corpus Christi Vermillion Bay South Atlantic Gulf Coast Miami UPI Honduras Puerto Lempira Calleague Tegucigalpa Honduran Arnold Sugg National Hurricane Center Edith Puerto Lempera Ray Kraft

Iowa award winners named in Better Newspaper Contest

The Dubuque Telegraph-Herald and Cedar Falls Record won sweepstake and General Excellence in their divisions at the 7th annual contest in Waterloo. Mason City Globe-Gazette captured the Community Service Award for a series on small town rural-urban transition. Judges included Joseph W. Shoquist and Ken Berg.

Waterloo Dubuque Telegraph-Herald Cedar Falls Record Iowa Daily Press Association Newspaper Association Joseph W. Shoquist Milwaukee Journal Ken Berg Mankato Free Press Mason City Go Ronald Halleck Jim Boyt Des Moines

Weather outlook for Iowa by United Press International

Partly cloudy conditions in the north and mostly clear skies in the south overnight with lows around 50 to 60 degrees. Saturday expects mostly sunny periods with little temperature change and highs from the upper 70s to mid 80s, varying by region.

Iowa

District No 3 School Voting Boundary Map Description

The map explains boundary lines for Washington Community School District director districts. District 3 covers areas south of Highway 92 outside the city. Districts 1 2 4 and 5 encompass outskirts and rural zones with overlaps outside city limits. Confusion arises as districts 4 5 extend beyond city borders into the old Washington Independent District.

Washington Community School District Washington City Washington Independent School District 12Th Avenue 12Th Washington Washington Street

Nixon Meets Labor Leaders in White House Talks

President Nixon holds first face to face discussions with AFL-CIO head George Meany and labor figures about post freeze economic controls. Meany and Woodcock criticize the plan while signaling cooperation if post freeze measures are fair and voluntary.

Washington UPI George Meany Nixon Meany Afl-Cio Leonard Woodcock United Auto Workers Union White House Woodcock Frank E. Fitzsimmons Teamsters Union Treasury John B. Connally Federal Reserve Arthur F. Burns Floyd E. Smith Machinists Union Congress

Mamie Eisenhower Tops Opening Night at Kennedy Center

At the Kennedy Center dedication Thursday night Mamie Eisenhower received a standing ovation from a largely Republican crowd. President Nixon and Rose Kennedy attended, with Ziegler noting Nixon’s praise of the National Symphony’s new home as the center’s concert hall hosted Stravinsky and Mozart works.

Washington UPI John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts Rose Kennedy Mamie Eisenhower Eisenhower Nixon Edward Finch Cox Antal Dorati National Symphony Ron Ziegler Ziegler Derati Stravinsky Mozart Isaac Stern Beethoven William Schuman Kennedy Opera House Dwight D. Eisenhower

Washington Community School District voters face levy renewal

Voters in the Washington Community School District vote September 13 from noon to 8 pm. Polls are set in Carroll Hall Brighton for district three and the county courthouse basement for districts one two four and five. The main issue is whether Kirkwood Community School District can extend its 0.75 mill levy for five years before it expires. Incumbent James Lloyd runs unopposed in district four for the school board. Keith Lord seeks reappointment as treasurer, and Ralph Kleese seeks another term on the Joint County Board of Education with no opposition in their races.

Washington Community Carroll Hall Brighton Kirkwood Community Washington School Board James Lloyd Keith Lord Ralph Kleese Washington County Joint County Board of Education

RainTotals Bring Welcome Moisture To Washington Area

The Washington area recorded .63 inches of rain from the latest shower, ending a dry spell that stretched through the week. This rainfall follows last weekend’s moisture and provides relief to local skies and soils.

Washington

Five injured in two car crash near Kalona Iowa

Five persons were injured in a two car collision three miles east of Kalona on highway 22 Thursday afternoon. Ervin Donald Butterbaugh Keosauqua spun on a muddy spot and was struck by Lester Verly Hootman Douds. Hootman and three passengers suffered injuries. Emma Hootman Pauline Teal and Norwood Teal were listed with multiple injuries. All were taken to University Hospital Iowa City. Butterbaugh released. Charges pending.

Kalona The Highway Patrol Ervin Donald Butterbaugh Keosauqua Lester Verly Hootman Douds Iowa Hootman Emma Marie Hootman Pauline Teal Norwood Teal University Hospital Iowa City Butterbaugh

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