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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1973

Page

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State legislators Schwengels and Dunton visit Washington

Senators Forrest Schwengels of Fairfield and Keith Dunton of Thornburg will meet with the Chamber of Commerce legislative committee at 9 a.m. at the Iowa Cafe and with the public at 10 a.m. at the Chamber office to hear constituents.

Forrest Schwengels Fairfield Keith Dunton Thornburg Washington Legislative Committee of the Chamber of Commerce Iowa Cafe Chamber

Pioneer 11 Set for Jupiter Mission Launch Tonight

Nuclear powered Pioneer 11 is prepared for a 20 month, 620 million mile journey to Jupiter. The 570 pound probe is to lift off at 9 11 p m EST atop an Atlas Centaur rocket. Launch director John J Neilson expected an on time start despite a four hour delay from storms with a favorable forecast and light to moderate winds.

Cape Kennedy UPI Jupiter John J. Neilson

Cigar tax bill returns to Iowa Senate with House amendments

The Iowa House approved two amendments to a bill raising the little cigar tax to cigarette levels. One amendment adds a publications clause to take effect after signing, while Rep. David Stanley's measure lets the Revenue Department delay collection until ready. The tax rises to about 13 cents per pack from 3 cents.

Iowa Senate House Senate David Stanley R-Muscatine Iowa Revenue Department

Wesleyan building on historic register

Iowa Wesleyan College on the Mount Pleasant campus has added Old Main to the National Register of Historic Places. Built in 1854 and used for classes since 1885, the former main building becomes the 27th Iowa site on the register and may access federal restoration funds after its March 26 entry.

Mount Pleasant UPL Iowa Wesleyan College Iowa College Louis Haselmayer

Two Men Charged in Coed Kidnap at Western Illinois

Mary Ann Weleich a 20 year old Western Illinois University student from Evergreen Park Ill escaped a two day kidnapping when abductors left to arrange a ransom payoff She freed herself from ropes in a mobile home and called authorities Her father Frank said she was not seriously harmed Randall Davis 23 and August Foss Jr 21 were arrested in Burlington and charged with kidnapping Each held on 10000 bond FBI noted the student was abducted Monday from Macomb NL where she attended WIU and her roommate Mary Sullivan reported her missing

West Burlington UPI Western Illinois University Coed Mary Ann Weleich Evergreen Park Ill Frank Des Moines County Davis Burlington City FBI Macomb Western Illinois University Mary Sullivan

Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures

Forecast shows afternoon highs in the 50s with southwest winds 12 to 20 mph. Tonight brings increasing clouds and lows in the upper 30s. Friday will be partly sunny with highs near 60 and a 10 percent chance of precipitation.

Fternoon

Seepage leans near New Orleans as flood crest nears

United Press International reports Mississippi River seepage about a mile from New Orleans with no immediate danger cited. Levee officials note water covering a main street in Algiers while sandbagging continues. Other areas face damage estimates and evacuations as the river crests approach Memphis and sites along the lower Mississippi brace for rising floodwaters.

United Press International Mississippi New Orleans Louisiana Orleans Parish Levee Board Guy Lemieux Lemieux Algiers Memphis Greenville Isl Natchez Miss Tennessee

Inmates demand prison ombudsman for Fort Madison

Inmates at the State Penitentiary at Fort Madison urge Iowa lawmakers to create an office of prison ombudsman. Three inmate leaders and a petition signed by 240 of 620 convicts say an ombudsman would improve communication, reduce tensions, and help prevent riots. Senators planned to consider the proposal as an interim committee on penal reform advanced the bill.

Des Moines UPI Fort Madison Senate Human Resources Committee William Gluba D - Davenport

House panel approves strongest economic controls since WWII

The House Banking Committee endorsed sweeping rollback measures returning prices, interest rates, and rents to Jan 10 levels as part of an extension of the Economic Stabilization Act. Nixon would have 60 days to propose longer term limits and justify any price hikes, with rents allowed to rise mainly to cover taxes and costs.

Washington UPI House Banking Committee Congress Ixon Nixon Banking Committee Senate House

Vietnamese cousins attend Stewart school with Bean family

Andrea and Meredith Bean bring their adopted Vietnamese cousins Mai Kha and Thuy Lien to Stewart Elementary, sharing a glimpse of two families joining across cultures. The Shu tts also adopted Thai infant John Paul and plan naturalization for all three children, reflecting smooth adjustment and strong family bonds.

Washington and Stewart Elementary School Vietnam Andrea Meredith Bean Ed Bean N. Marion Ave Mai Kha Thuy Lien Merrill M. Shutt Bangkok Thailand Dr Shutt Linda Bean Shutt Red Oak University of Iowa College of Medicine US Operations Mission USOM U.S Washington Stewart Mam

School day clos Monday April 9 early dismissal noted

Washington Commies School District and St James School will dismiss students at 2 p.m. on Monday April 9. Teachers will attend meetings with principals or coordinators to set a schedule for the day. Parents should plan for children to return home about 90 minutes earlier than usual. regular schedule resumes Tuesday April 10.

Washington Commies St. James

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