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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1974

Page

1

Investigations Into Multiple Local Break-Ins Continue

Police report two Sunday night break-ins in Washington with minor thefts. A west door of a junior high school was broken to enter. about 10 dollars, a set of keys stolen, 200 dollars plus in door damage. Tire thefts at Jim's Standard Service totaled 1 000 dollars. eight tires recovered. County sheriff teams probe Kaiser Fertilizer Co burglary for a 400 dollar IBM typewriter and a Wellman residence theft of 100 gallons of gas and 100 dollars in tools. Balloonist survives river crash in Muscatine after hot air balloon ditches due to air pocket. rescue finds pilot Bruce Brooker unharmed.

Washington City Jim's Standard Service Washington Washington County Kaiser Fertilizer Co Keota IBM C.L. Johnson Wellman Muscatine UPI Mississippi River Bruce Brooker Brooker

Oskaloosa Council Rejects Beer Permit at Fairgrounds

The Oskaloosa City Council voted 4-2 against granting a Class B beer permit to the Southern Iowa Fair Board sponsored by the Jaycees for beer sales during auto racing nights at the Southern Iowa Fairgrounds.

Oskaloosa UPI Southern Iowa Fairgrounds Southern Iowa Fair Board Oskaloosa Jaycees Jaycees

Three finalists named in Iowa Favorite Farmer's Daughter Contest

In Cedar Rapids three girls were selected as finalists for 1974 Iowa's Favorite Farmer's Daughter. They are Ann Marie Decker 18 of Sherrill Paula Jean Wieland 18 of Winthrop and Julie Kae Uschkrat 18 of Hubbard all daughters of their respective parents.

Cedar Rapids UPI Iowa Ann Marie Decker Lawrence Decker Sherrill Paula Jean Wieland Harlyn Wieland Winthrop Julie Kae Uschkrat Lowell Uschkrat Hubbard

Tax break for private lake boaters in Iowa gives rebates

Iowa House approved Rep Quentin Anderson's amendment 48 38 granting rebates on motor fuel taxes for boaters on private lakes while excluding public waters. Anderson said private lake voters should not pay fuel taxes since the Conservation Commission does not police private waters. He did not vote on his amendment due to conflict of interest rules.

VES Moines UPI Iowa House Quentin Anderson Beaconsfield Anderson Iowa Iowa Conservation Commission

Council and Park Board to meet in special session

Washington city leaders schedule April 29 special session to discuss Sunset Park traffic and entrances. Councilman Walker urges quick traffic flow decisions while Park Board holds final say. bids awarded for summer street resurfacing and a plan to seek public input on the 1975 street paying schedule. Debris cleared in spring cleanup. dog control patrols reduce stray dogs. Blair House refurbishment estimates pending. water works storage site proposed. OSHA inspections planned. K C Hall permit renewed. jog toward Des Moines budgeting seminar. FFA chapter plants honeysuckle shrubs donated by Northup King & Co.

Sunset Park Washington Sunset John Walker Walker Park Board Iowa Road Builders Co Des Moines Council Harold Johnson Noah Leach Johnson Blair House Public Works Jim Reschly Reschly The Levy Co K.C. Hall Frank Lukavsky Eugene Bixby Lloyd Robertson Washington High School Future Farmers of America Northup, King & Co

Mitchell Denies Dean Charge in Vesco Probe

NEW YORK UPI Mitchell denies asking John Dean to intervene in the Vesco SEC investigation. He says he never spoke to Dean about calling Bill Casey and rejected Dean's testimony. Mitchell also disputes that a Vesco aide said I hope this will help after delivering $200,000 to Stans.

New York UPI Joan Vv Mittenett John W. Dean Nixon Securities and Exchange Commission Robert L. Vesco Mitchell Dean Wesco Commerce Maurice H. Stans Stans SEC John R. Wing Matchell Bill Casey Vesco John Dean Harry Sears New Jersey Stanson Nad Laurence B. Richardson Sears Richardson Wing

Benton Works On Last Murals At 85 In Kansas City

Thomas Hart Benton, age 85, spends his birthday in the studio touching up a preliminary drawing for a country music mural commissioned by the Country Music Foundation in Nashville. His previous last murals include independence and the West opening in the Truman Library foyer, and a Joplin centennial mural.

Kansas City, Mo UPI Thomas Hart Benton Benton Country Music Foundation Nashville St's Rd Harry S .Truman Library Truman Missourian

Weather outlook for Zone 13 turns warmer midweek

Zone 13 forecast calls for mostly fair weather and rising temperatures through Wednesday. Winds ease to light and variable tonight. Overnight lows fall to the low 40s with highs near 70 on Wednesday.

GOP precinct caucuses set for April 22 in Washington County

Republicans across Washington County are urged to attend precinct caucuses on April 22 at 8 p.m. to begin forming the state Republican platform and select delegates to the county convention. Locations include Brighton Edwards Insurance Office and multiple residences and public buildings with delegate counts ranging from 2 to 12.

Lawrence Miksch Washington County Republican Party Republican National Committee State Central Committee GOP Brighton Township Edwards Insurance Office Cedar Robert Stephens Clay — Rubio Crawfordsville Arvid Anderson Dutch Creek M. John Owens English River Dave Plank Brighton Town

Iowa GOP aims to strip long truck amendment from DOT bill

DES MOINES UPI Republicans briefed after caucus on removing the 65 foot double bottom truck amendment from the Department of Transportation measure. Gov. Ray warned he would veto the DOT bill if the amendment remains. Senate GOP leader Lamborn said the DOT could be taken up as early as Wednesday and plans to reject House amendments and send the proposal to conference.

Des Moines UPI Department of Transportation DOT House Robert D. Ray Senate Clifton Lamborn Maquoketa

Boy Struck by Car in Cotter Death of Ronald Bean

Ronald Bean 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bean of Cotter, was killed Monday at 4:50 pm after running onto Highway 92 near Cotter. Driver Leoa Ehring of Gladbrook was identified by Town Patrolman Lyle Hansen. Ronald was a seventh grade student at Columbus Community Schools. Funeral set for Wednesday at Stacy Lewis Funeral Home with burial in Columbus City Cemetery. Survivors include parents seven brothers, three sisters, and grandparents.

Mary Lewis Sun US Stanley Bean Cotter Cotter Road Lyle Hansen Leoa Ehring Gladbrook Washington Ehring Ronald Stanley Mildred Gerling Bean Columbus Stacy Lewis Columbus Junction Burl Richards Columbus City Cemetery Gary Donald Russell Joe Terry Jim Tom Janet Jeanette Janelle Norman Bean Ainsworth

Three Women Slain in Detroit Execution Style

Police found three women in a West Side Detroit apartment with hands tied and each shot in the back. A fourth victim, a 15 year old male, escaped by jumping from a second story window. Police seek three men in connection with the killings.

Detroit UPI West Side

Vandals Damage Washington Municipal Pool Delays Summer Opening

Pool manager Kim Steele reported over 500 dollars in damage at the Washington Municipal Swimming Pool from hammer and wood- aided vandalism. Six wash basins and nine mirrors were smashed, possibly during a closed season. Costs could delay opening past Memorial Day with rates rising to offset higher operating costs.

Washington Municipal Kim Steele Steele

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