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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1976

Page

1

Kalona ex-mayor Richard Adams' murder hearing rescheduled

The open murder charge against Richard D Adams of Kalona was moved to September 24 in Washington County Magistrate Court. Adams, 38, is accused of the August 20 shooting death of his wife Judith Rae. The delay follows autopsy report receipt and anticipated steps toward District Court information. Adams is free on a $100,000 bond.

The Evening Journal Richard D Adams Kalona Washington County Adams Judith Rae Bernard Dawson Richard Bordwell Bordwell Bordwell

Farmers Market Craft Show Entries Announced

Retail Merchant Chairman Larry Bartlett announced the first annual Farmers Market Craft Show set for Tuesday September 14 from noon to 9 alongside Moonlight Madness. Readable entries include Don and Jessie Sojka St James Church Crafts Pamela Seis Washington County Parkettes Mrs Bill Turner League of Women Voters Peggy Patrick YWCA Llala Bauer Jacque Wells Mrs Larry Sexton Dawn Coakley BPW Karen and Lynn Gordon Mrs C A Thompson and others with macrame baked goods and handmade items.

Larry Bartlett Moonlight Madness Don Jessie Sojka St. James Church Pamela Seis Washington County Parkettes Bill Turner Macrame League of Women Voters Peggy Patrick Ladybug Rocks YWCA Llala Bauer Jacque Wells Larry Sexton Dawn Coakley BPW Karen and Lynn Gordon C. A. Thompson

Jaycees raise funds for muscular dystrophy telethon

The Washington Jaycees collected 2101.48 dollars during the Labor Day weekend national telethon. Charles Miller oversaw the drive with about 1500 dollars from pledges phoned to Burt's Appliance City headquarters. Donations also came from a fish bowl and roll-a-banks at local businesses including Wagon Wheel Tap with the top roll-a-bank total. Nationally the MD fundraiser exceeded 21 million dollars.

The Evening Journal Washington Jaycees Charles Miller Jaycees Burt Miller

NFO Opposes Iowa Corn Checkoff in Referendum

The National Farmers Organization urged farmers to organize for collective bargaining to price their own products. It opposed a corn excise tax or a checkoff proposal slated for a Sept. 14 Iowa producers referendum, arguing the plan mainly benefits sponsoring organizations and raises public relations concerns.

Corning, Iowa UPI National Farmers Organization NFO Iowa

Judge Denies Court Order to Bar Mount Pleasant Prison

Polk County District Judge Anthony Critelli denied a request to block a 144-bed medium security prison at the Iowa Mental Health Institute in Mount Pleasant. The 29 page decision dismissed petitions by the Mental Health Association of Iowa challenging Gov. Ray's plan to locate the facility on MHI grounds.

Des Moines UPI Polk County Anthony Critelli Iowa Mental Health Institute Mount Pleasant Critelli Mental Health Association of Iowa Robert D. Ray MHI

Iowa farmers fight dam replacement and grain shipping impact

At an Iowa Farmers Union convention Terry Voss of the United Purchaser's Association argued federal funds to replace Lock and Dam 26 at Alton would favor eastern Iowa farmers and elevators. He noted 50 percent of Iowa commodities trucked to river ports come from 13 southeastern counties near the Mississippi. In Des Moines the Iowa Department of Health outlined swine flu vaccine delivery for October and November with chronically ill and elderly to be inoculated by public health nurses possibly as early as October 11.

Des Moines UPI Alton Ill Iowa United Purchaser's Association Terry Voss Iowa Farmers Union Iowa Farmers and Elevators

New Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center Grand Opening

Washington County area gains a unified blood center serving Rock Island Scott Mercer Henry Muscatine Cedar Louisa and Washington counties in Iowa and Illinois. The Davenport facility at Kimberly Road and E Locust opens Sunday September 12 from 1 to 5 pm with 35 employees and 10500 square feet built at 370000 dollars.

Washington County Hospital Davenport Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center Kimberly Road E. Locust Rock Island Scott Mercer Henry Illinois Muscatine Cedar Louisa Washington Iowa Blood Center R. L. Hendrickson Illinois Bell Telephone R. J. Navota W. S. Pheteplace

Pleasantly clear night with mild temps ahead

Strong sun expected Saturday with warmer temperatures. Tonight will be clear and not very cool with a low around 50. Saturday’s high near 80 with light southerly winds.

Gene Renken Named District Conservationist in Washington County

Gene Renken, 31, named district conservationist for the Washington County Soil Conservation District replacing Dale Faulkner. A Mason City arrival from LeMars, he holds an agronomy degree from Iowa State University and has 10 years with the SCS. Renken aims to keep the district among the state's top outlets for terrace construction and to promote mulch tillage.

The Evening Journal Gene Renken Washington County Leon Mason City Phyllis Sarai Renken Washington Soil

Tax reform bill completes conference work with estate tax revamp

After nearly three years congression tax writers finalize a sweeping reform bill. It preserves current cuts through 1977 while boosting federal revenue via estate tax shifts and curb on shelters. The measure expands child care credits and expands tax breaks for non itemizers.

Deadly midair collision over Yugoslavia claims 171 lives

A British Airways jet and an Inex-Adria Yugoslav airliner collided at 30 000 feet above Vrbovec near Zagreb. No survivors reported. The BA flight from London to Istanbul carried 54 passengers and 9 crew. the Inex-Adria DC9 carried 108 people, mainly West German tourists bound from Split to Cologne. Recovered wreckage and bodies spread through cornfields as officials note the disaster is Yugoslavia's worst.

Belgrade Yugoslavia UPI British Airways Vrbovec Zagreb Yugoslav Republic of Croatia London Istanbul Split Cologne West Germany United Air Lines TWA New York City United States

McCleery Named Charter Inductee in Specialty Hall of Fame

Richard H. McCleery of Washington has been chosen for charter induction into the Hall of Fame of Specialty Advertising Association International. He is a calendar manufacturer and major civic donor, set to be inducted at the Dallas convention next February.

Richard H. McCleery Washington Specialty Advertising Association International McCleery Association Board of Dallas McCleery-Cumming Co National Ymca

Highland School Elections Feature Several Contested Races

Highland voters Tuesday September 14 will see Gary Knottnerus and James McCreedy contesting the Highland Community District director district three seat while incumbent Roger Schloss seeks another term in director five and John Spenner also on the ballot. Write-in campaigns are planned for Clifford Corpman and Bob Schneider. Polling places include Ainsworth Riverside and Highland locations with noon to 8 pm voting.

Evening Journal Highland Community Gary Knottnerus James McCreedy Highland Community District Roger Schloss Highland John Spenner Clifford Corpman Highland Township Bob Schneider Riverside Highland District Ainsworth Oregon Crawford American Legion Jackson Iowa English River Townships

Tax bill at glance Washington tax revision outline

The compromise tax revision bill maintains current individual and industry cuts through 1977, raises the minimum tax on individuals and corporations, tightens real estate, farming, oil and gas shelters, and expands breaks for child care alimony moving expenses and legal services. It lowers estate and gift taxes over five years and extends permanent investment credits with extra employer stock ownership credits, while granting new taxpayer rights and allowing SSNs to track down runaway fathers.

Internal Revenue Service Washington UPI

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