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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1977

Page

7

Iowa Motor Truck Association to push heavier truck limits

The Iowa Motor Truck Association plans to lobby the Legislature next year for higher maximum truck weights rather than longer trailers. Governor Ray opposes 65-foot twin trailers, while a DOT study cites about 7 million dollars in extra road wear and 7.8 million gallons in annual fuel savings with heavier limits.

DES Moines IDPA Iowa Motor Truck Association Robert Ray Motor Truck Association Charles Ingersoll Congress Iowa Ingersoll Missouri Arkansas Illinois Indiana Tennessee Mississippi Maryland Connecticut Pennsylvania Midwest Northwestern Iowa Department of Transportation DOT Marshalltown

Welfare reform cost dispute sparks congressional hearings

Washington Republicans challenge Carter administration figures on welfare reform costs arguing the plan could exceed estimates by up to 11 billion. Treasury and HEW officials testifying before a House subcommittee discuss tax credits for the working poor and a family of four with income up to 15,650 may receive relief through expanded credits.

Washington UPI Carter Ray Marshall Health, Education and Welfare Joseph Califano Special House Welfare Reform Subcommittee Treasury Laurence Woodworth Woodworth HEW Treasury Department Rep Bill Gradison Ohio Gradison Califano

Energy saving tips for renters in cold weather

Iowa State University extension specialist Mary Yearns outlines practical steps for renters to cut utility bills. Choose apartments with favorable heat dynamics, middle floors, and adequate insulation. Check past bills, discuss attic insulation and storm windows with landlords, and consider lease edits or rent adjustments due to energy savings.

Ames Iowa State University Extension Mary

Brighton Clubs Meet In Homes During The Week

Local clubs held meetings around Sept 13 19 with varied activities. Hopewell club at Mrs Dwight Loeffler's home hosted eight members. Krony Krew welcomed guests at Mrs Max McClintic’s. Evening Bible Study discussed James at the Kurtz home. United Presbyterian Women held a potluck birthday dinner with nine members. Brighton Federated Study club hosted eleven members with a Trash and Treasures sale planned.

Brighton Hopewell Club Dwight Loeffler Bob Brinton Verl Koch Jr Wilma McAfee Kathryn Robison Koch Robert Kurtz Francis Mottet James Kurtz United Presbyterian Women Harold Lynn Treasury Robin Houts Viola Lynn Lyle Stacy Wesley Mullikin V.P Delbert Lowe Treas Ben Leeper Dale Gegner Wendell Frazer Birmingham First Presbyterian Church Davenport Morning Sun Church Philippines Brighton Federated Study Club Burnett Smith Laton Schooley Homer Mann

Elkeys visit Joe Romine home during their travels

Elkeys visit with Joe Romine in Keota on a layover to Oregon. Col and Mrs Jim Elkey and Lillian Thornburn of Sigourney join Mr and Mrs Gale Hotchkiss of South English and Mrs Orpha Drahein for lunch. Other notes mention nursing home visits, Bethel Methodist Women meeting with officer slate, a funeral in Lone Tree, a birth in Lincoln and relatives visiting Grace Parke and Frances Sharon.

Paul Sievert Keota Jim Elkey Lillian Thornburn Sigourney Alexanderia Gale Hotchkiss South English Orpha Drahein Joe Romine Elkey’s Oregon Cyril Osweiler James Coffman Mary Slattery Nelson’s Fairfield Cyril Coffman Hazel Shafer Kinross Grace Parke Bethel Methodist Hazel Hicks Gwendolyn Luers Rena Monaghan Lone Tree M. J. Forward Gary Mills Lincoln Neb D. C. Butler North English Helen Mills Keola Earl Parke St. Louis Wayne Berry Washington Frances Sharon

Grain option reminder by USDA offices

The U S Department of Agriculture reminds feed grain producers about using purchase agreements as marketing options for 1976 crop grains. Purchase agreements let CCC buy grain at the county support level on final loan maturity dates, with conversion possible into a loan or move into the feed grain reserve program. Contact your county ASCS office for details.

U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Commodity Credit Corporation CCC Secretary of Agriculture John C. White County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS

Chucks visit in Illinois couple visit distant kin

Brighton area notes report visits from Norbert Chuck and Nettie Chuck in Plano Illinois to see Nettie's sister Anna Kasowski and Adeline. Other families host weekend guests including Dick Flamang family from Solon Springs Wisconsin and Lee Schafer. Amanda Kay Deutsch born Sept 15 weighs 7 pounds 7 ounces at Jefferson Co hospital.

Brighton Norbert Chuck Nettie Chuck Nettie Anna Kasowski Adeline Roger Twait Plano Ill Dick Flamang Richie Kathy Chris Solon Springs Wis Lee Schafer Josephine Mullikin Bessie Loeffler Lawrence Loeffler Cedar Rapids Dell Farrier Columbus Junction Delbert Lowe Clyde Crile West Chester Mabel Cain Greeley Colo Dale Loeffler Harold Lynn Lydia Allison Fairfield Amanda Kay Deutsch Jim Deutsch Amanda Kay Jefferson Co. Hospital Joe Deutsch Earl Dickinson Eric Shelangoski Grace Davison Co-Operative V.F.W. Hall Washington

Hormel, union hold all day talks in Austin

In Austin Minnesota a prolonged contract negotiation between Hormel & Co officials and Local P-9 of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters ended with plans for further talks. The dispute centers on an eight year no strike clause tied to a proposed $70 million hog processing plant and opposition to eliminating incentive pay.

Austin, Minn UPI George A. Hormel & Co P-9 Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen's Union Hormel Austin

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