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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1976

Page

1

Gifts for Walkathon winners in Washington IA event

Washington youngsters collecting sponsors for the American Lung Association of Iowa Walk-a-Thon on September 25 will win prizes from local merchants. Top prize is a 10 speed bicycle from Coast to Coast along with Olympic lights from the Washington Jaycees and jogging shoes from Gibson Shoes. All finishers receive Hardees gift certificates. The 20 kilometer event starts at Sunset Park at 9 a.m. with registration at 8:30 a.m. Proceeds benefit Lung Association programs.

Washington American Lung Association of Iowa Washington Jaycees Gibson Shoes Iowa Lung Association Hardees Sunset Park Lung Association For Research, Patient Services and Health Education Iowa

Berger elected president of Iowa Farm Business Association

Dennis Berger of Wellman was elected president of the Iowa Farm Business Association at a Board meeting in Ames. He previously served as vice president and represents the Mississippi Valley Farm Business Association. The state group serves over 3,300 farm members and now offers a monthly computerized accounting program called M CAP. A corporation specialist was hired to assist members considering farm business incorporation, with local consultant Larry Erickson in Kalona.

Dennis Berger Wellman Iowa Farm Business Association Ames Dennis Mississippi Valley Farm Business Association Berger Larry Erickson 5Th Kalona

Beginning band growth spurs district wide participation

Over 85 elementary students have joined the beginning band program from Lincoln Stewart Brighton and St James schools. The program targets fifth graders and sixth graders who did not join last year, in Washington Community.

Fred Stark Washington Lincoln Stewart Brighton St. James

Hampshire-Duroc crossbreds dominate national swine show

The fourth annual National Commercial Swine Type Conference at the county fairgrounds drew hog producers from the region. Henry Bottema & Son won the overall champion gilt, with Dallas Kaestner taking reserve in the same class, and Aaron Tolander’s truckload champion pen topped six February gilts. Lee Morris’s Hampshire boat claimed top boar honors, while Owens placed second with a Duroc sire. Prizes totaled cash and trophies, with an auction sale ending at 16,691 dollars. Continued on Page 12.

Washington County Pork Producers Association Henry Bottema & Son Dysart Dallas Kaestner Unionville Aaron Tolander Winfield Marian Owens Columbus Junction Bottema Kaestner Tolander Owens Hampshire Lee Morris Fremont Dick Juhl Fairfax Kirkwood Community College Cedar Rapids Gary Ledger Washington Wilton Ffa Brian Andy Kevin Hora Duane Hammen Keith Horn Frank Morefield West Point Ken Burns Iowa City Larry Shalla Riverside Morris Jack Salamink Nichols Owen Ron McArtor Crawfordsville

Iowa and Harkin urge incentives over penalties in rail funding

Iowa transportation chief Victor Preisser and Rep. Tom Harkin urged the federal government to reward states taking rail improvements rather than penalize them. They spoke at an ICC hearing over plans to withhold DOT money from Iowa rail lines unless main lines shrink. The Iowa delegation argues incentives should reflect Iowa’s grain shipments and regional rail needs.

DES Moines UPI Iowa Iowa Department of Transportation Victor Preisser Tom Harkin D-I Interstate Commerce Commission U.S. Department of Transportation DOT U.S. Dot Minneapolis Kansas City Chicago Omaha Preisser General Fund Harkin

Weather Outlook Clears and Cools Tonight

A generally clear sky tonight followed by partly cloudy, mild Tuesday. Tonight’s low mid 40s, Tuesday’s high around 70. Winds light from the west tonight.

Washington school busing discussion at 7:30 p.m.

The Washington school board will continue debate on busing for city students based on a feasibility study by Transportation Director Don Zwicki. Four urban parents requested transport at a prior meeting. The agenda also includes a land transfer petition, a pass fail PE grading proposal, EMR work-study age rules, and a report from the elementary curriculum council.

The Evening Journal Washington School Board Don Zwicki Washington Highland

Mine site reclamation shows progress at Wilcox project

Eliot Nusbaum reports from Oskaloosa where the Wilcox coal mine in Marion County, faced with post mining reclamation, is being reshaped. Iowa State University leads a $3 million reclamation study aiming to restore land with terraced soil layers and 18 inches of top soil, turning acid shale into productive farmland.

Eliot Nusbaum Drake University Iowa State Oskaloosa Wilcox Marion County Iowa State University Iowa State Department of Soil Conservation Carl Anderson Stan Henning Project Agronomist Henning Avcin Lyle Sundlein Iowa Coal Producers Association Sundlein

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