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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1973

Page

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Illinois man sentenced in bank check fraud case

Charles L. Conover 21 of Quincy received a prison term for false uttering of a bank check. Accomplices John L. Mills 27 of Birmingham and Melvin Brockstech 18 of Quincy got seven year suspended terms. Forged checks for 35 and 25 dollars cashed at Hy Vee on April 6. Costs and $1,000 appeal bonds awarded. Mills and Brocksted placed under state supervision.

Illinois Madison L R. Carson Charles L. Conover Quincy Ill John L. Mills Birmingham Ala Melvin Brockstech Brocksted State Bureau of Adult Correction Services Fort Id

Three Cedar Rapids area 4-H members named state officer candidates

Jane Shearer of Washington is among three senior 4-H members chosen for state officer candidacy after a Coralville dinner meeting. Other selected nominees are Gayle Knepper of Marion and Donn Eiler of Stanwood. Interviews move to Iowa State University in May with a final slate chosen at Ames during 4-H Conference June 12-16.

Jane Shearer Washington Cedar Rapids Coralville Marion Timmins West Chester Jane Paul Shearer 4-H Gayle Knepper Marion Donn Eiler Stanwood Iowa State University Ames

Black students press for policy changes at St Ambrose College

About 20 black students demonstrated in Davenport in front of the administration building and charged that the St Ambrose student government was racist. They demanded a black counselor and two black professors and black oriented courses. Helen Settles asked for $2000 to start campus programs for blacks.

Davenport St. Ambrose College St. Ambrose Helen Settles

Vandals damage Atlantic Country Club golf carts and more

Cass County deputies report about 30 privately owned golf carts damaged at the Atlantic Country Club over the weekend. Carts had seats cut, belts damaged, gas tanks poured with bicarbonate of soda and oil on many carts. Objects were strewn around the clubhouse area and storage rooms accessed. Damage occurred between Sunday 5 p.m. and Monday 5 p.m. total about eight thousand dollars.

Weather Update Sunny and Warm Afternoon Outlook

Sunny with southerly winds to 20 mph. Highs near mid 60s. Tonight partly cloudy and mild with a slight chance of a thundershower and lows around mid 40s. Wednesday partly cloudy and mild with highs in the upper 60s. Probability of measurable precipitation near zero this afternoon and about 20 percent tonight and Wednesday.

Wayland Plans Seek Funds For Development Corp

Wayland plans to form a development corporation to finance housing and small business growth. The five-member committee aims to raise 7500 dollars by Aug 1 through 100 dollar shares, with one vote per shareholder and no single dominion. Other members include Gary Mast Mel Clark Joe Gowey and Richard Leichty.

Wayland John Stauffer Stauffer Wayland Development Corporation Development Corporation Wayland Committee Brighton Development Corporation Brighton Richland Gary Mast Mel Clark Joe Gowey Richard Leichty

Guard unit to perform Make The Scene Green at Lake Darling

Lt. Richard Durst announced the local National Guard unit will conduct its Make The Scene Green project at Lake Darling Youth Camp on May 5 and 6. About 100 Guardsmen will clear fallen timber and roof cabins as part of an annual state beautification program with Lake Darling Youth Center aiding the effort.

Richard Durst 134Th Medical Company Ambulance National Guard Lake Darling AC. Peterson Hap Guy Washington County

Council debates beer and liquor ordinance revisions

Washington city council discusses a liquor ordinance to permit taverns in more commercial areas while keeping the square dry. The panel also considers reducing the distance from churches and schools, plus other city updates on traffic, development, and street projects.

Council Washington Robert Nicola Nicola William Hodge Washington Street Hodge Harold Stephens Stephens John Walker Frank Lukovsky Orville Long Reschly

County faces gas bid drought in county vehicles

The Board of Supervisors learned there were no bids on 50 000 gallons of rex gasoline 10 000 gallons of No 1 premium diesel and 50 000 gallons of No 2 diesel as been past years three or more oil firms bid. They will continue with Sun Oil Co. and future purchases may be at tank wagon prices up to five cents a gallon higher. Speculation centers on firms seeking large quantities over lower prices.

Stauffer Wayland Mount Pleasant Washington County Board of Supervisors Sun Oil Co William Proxmire D-Wis Proxmire Senate Democratic Mike Mansfield Congress

Defense trims 274 bases to save billions and cut 42 thousand jobs

The Defense Department lists 274 bases slated for closing or reduction, affecting 26,172 civilian and 16,640 military positions in 32 states plus Puerto Rico and DC. Estimated annual savings reach 375 million dollars while overseas bases face renewed scrutiny from lawmakers.

Washington UPI Defense Department Congress Defense Elliot L. Richardson Nixon Richardson States Puerto Rico District of Columbia Rhode Island Massachusetts Democratic Congress Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Boston Naval Shipyard George McGovern Michael Harrington

Grasslands urged for Washington County cropland

Soil Conservation official says 60 percent of Washington County cropland with 3 percent plus slopes is erosion prone and better suited to grass. About 25 000 acres of unimproved blue grass land could boost grass production and cow calf numbers with proper renovation and rotation grazing. Good management could make grass and beef income per acre competitive with corn and soybeans, aiding economy and environment.

Washington County Soil Conservation Service Dale Faulkner Iowa Conservation Needs Faulkner Reed Conservati Farmers Washington Soil

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