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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1977

Page

8

White is choice for Democrats White is choice for Democrats

President Carter recommended Deputy Agriculture Secretary John White, a Texas Democrat, to chair the Democratic National Committee. White would replace Ken Curtis who is resigning amid party budget woes. Carter praised White in a White House Telegram and sources say the nomination awaits formal DNC confirmation. White, a longtime Texas political figure, previously led Texas agriculture and helped Carter’s campaigns.

Washington UPI Carter John White Texas Democratic National Committee White Maine Ken Curtis White House Curtis White House Oval Office Agriculture Department Bob Strauss James C. Webster Congressional McGovern Webster County

Professional DIRECTORY listing Iowa attorneys and services

A compact directory page lists multiple law firms and professionals in Washington Iowa Kalona and nearby towns. It includes Anderson and Buffer attorneys Bordwell Kiesey Day Kehoe Meeker Bates Morrison Lloyd Owen Stewart Shearer and Tindal with abstract dept, The Children’s House day care, chiropractors Dr Thomas Kauffman and Dr M L Tweeton, Community Counseling Service, Production Credit Association agent J D Freyenberger, hearing aid specialist Helga Burroughs, Maplewood Manor Nursing Home, Optometrist Dr John W Lemmon, and Osteopathic Physician Dr P L Etter, with addresses phone numbers and hours where provided. The entry emphasizes local legal and health service providers and related community resources.

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Middle East tops UPI list of 1977 news stories

The Middle East was named the year's top news story by American editors in a UPI poll, led by Sadat's November visit to Israel and cited for headline impact and long range significance. Elvis Presley death ranked second. other top items included a worse winter, the Son of Sam case, and the Panama Canal treaty.

New York UPI Middle East United Press International Anwar Sadat Israel Canary Islands Washington Southgate

Kirkwood to Offer Nurses Aide Course in Washington

Kirkwood Community College will offer a basic nurses aide course in Washington this winter. Registration begins January 4 at 7 p.m. in the old hospital classroom. The 16 hour program costs $40 and will be taught by Bev Zwicki and Rita Sojka.

Kirkwood Community College Washington Bev Zwicki Rita Sojka

Iowa Des Moines Livestock Market Report Ups and Downs

Markets from Des Moines and Joliet show moderate trade and demand with butchers firming up to 50 cents higher and sow prices steady. No.1-3 200-230 lb hogs 44.00-45.00, various weights up to 35.50 per cwt. Joliet cattle and hogs trade active with steers and heifers steady and primes at 45.00-45.50 for steers. Estimated receipts today around 100,000 in Des Moines. Joliet cattle 2,500 hogs 1,400.

Des Moines UPI

Boise attorney leads nationwide OSHA warrantless search challenge

John Ranft of Boise Idaho is the attorney in a case that has national attention as Pocatello businessman Bill Barlow challenges OSHA warrantless search powers. Hearing before the Supreme Court on January 9 will consider the Fourth Amendment dispute with broad legal and political support and a fundraising push nearing seventy thousand dollars toward an estimated total of one hundred twenty five thousand.

John Runft Boise Idaho Pocatello Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA Enid McConnell Chas. McConnell Washington Supreme Court of the United States Ranft Bill Barlow Idaho Statesman Barlow ACLU ACU U.S. Chamber of Commerce National Federation of Independent Business American Farm Bureau Federation The Pacific Legal Foundation Mountain States Legal Foundation National Legal Center For the Public Interest Utah Supreme Court

Doderer Enters Iowa Lt Governor Race Second Democrat Files

Sen Minnette Doderer of Iowa City filed nominating papers for lieutenant governor and said she would announce in January. She has served 14 years in the legislature and plans to not seek re election to her Senate seat. She emphasized she is running on qualifications not gender. She criticized lack of loyal opposition in the state and wants reform.

Iowa City Iowa UPI Minnette Doderer

Farm Bureau Essay Contest Underway in Iowa

The Iowa Farm Bureau sponsors an essay contest for Iowa high school students on agriculture and the economy. Prizes include a $200 savings bond, a plaque, and an all expenses paid trip to the American Farm Bureau Youth Leadership Conference in Missouri for the winner. runner-up receives $100 and third place $50. Entry deadline is March 1, with essays limited to two double-spaced pages.

Iowa Farm Bureau Iowa Foundation of Iowa U. S American Farm Bureau Tan-Tar-A Lodge Lake of the Ozarks U.S Farm Bureau

Urge soybean group to remain in Iowa

Iowa Farm Bureau president Dean Kleckner urges the American Soybean Association to keep its headquarters in Iowa. He notes Iowa’s checkoff funding since 1972 and the state’s $800,000 contribution to ASA for market development, warning loss of identity if the office moves.

Iowa Farm Bureau American Soybean Association ASA Iowa Dean Kleckner Farm Bureau Iowa Soybean Association Iowa Soybean Producers Kleckner Iowa Farmer

Florence Sarff Dies in Canton Illinois at 59

Word has been received of the sudden death of Mrs. Gilbert Sarff 59 at her Canton Illinois home on Saturday December 24 1977 Funeral services and burial were held in Canton Tuesday She was born January 28 1918 in Washington County daughter of Herman and Anna Koenig She married Gilbert Sarff January 20 1942 Survivors include her husband a daughter Shirley Zambon of Florida a son Michael Sarff of Fort Benning Georgia a brother Elmer Koenig of Oxnard California and a sister Irene Aquilina of Roselle New Jersey She was preceded in death by her parents a brother Erwin and a sister Marguerite Miller.

Gilbert Florence) Sarff Canton Sarff Washington County Herman Anna Witthoft Koenig Gilbert Sarff David Shirley) Zambon Florida Michael Sarff Ft. Benning

Howes hearing in Davenport defies dismissal bids

Davenport Iowa UPI five securities law indictments against John Howes head of Hynes and Howes conglomerate survive judge refusal to dismiss.

Davenport, Iowa UPI Scott County District John Howes Hynes & Howes Conglomerate

Iowa Public School Enrollment Drops Sharply in 1977 78

Iowa public school enrollment fell to 587,113 for 1977 78, down 16,483 from the prior year, with elementary and junior high losses driving the decline while high schools show smaller drops. Private school counts also declined though some not reported, totaling about 57,044.

DES Moines IDPA Iowa State Department of Public Instruction Department of Public Instruction

Kinley Eyes Iowa Lt Governor Run as Democrat

Senate Democratic Leader George Kinley of Des Moines signs papers for a potential bid and plans to include nomination materials in caucus kits for February. Kinley, 40, is midterm in the Iowa Senate and would be the first Democrat to pursue the post. Republican contenders include Willard Hansen Brice Oakley and Terry Branstad.

Des Moines UPI Senate George Kinley Kinley Democratic State Central Committee House General Assembly Arthur Neu Willard Hansen Cedar Falls Brice Oakley Clinton GOP Terry Branstad Lake Mills

Divorce Becomes Legal In Brazil After Quarter Century

In Brasilia Brazil the constitution is amended to allow divorce ending a 25 year fight. President Ernesto Geisel, a Lutheran who avoided the divorce debate, signed the bill Monday with no changes to its text.

Brasilia Brazil UPI Ernesto Geisel

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Professional Directory Richard S. Bordwell North Marion D. Bradley Kiesey Atty. At Law W. 2Nd the Children’s House, Inc Ainsworth Columbus Junction Thomas D. Kauffman M. L. Tweeton Wed Production Credit Association J.D. Freyenberger Mgr North Iowa Helga Burroughs State North Maplewood Manor Keota John W. Lemmon Iowa Avenue Osteopath P. L. Etter Osteopathic Mogadishu Somalia East South South Africa Rhodesia Bert Lance Midwest Western States Tongsun Park Kirkwood Tock Chicago Osha Stiit Doderer Florence Sarff Illinois Howes Mangold Burt Harrison Weber Iowa Daily Press Assn Om Frontier Amana Dealer Stout’s Dick Stout 15Th
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