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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1973

Page

8

Nixon weighs White House shakeup amid Watergate crisis

President Nixon, at a private Bahamas island estate with two close friends, plans a major staff shakeup after an investigation into the June 17 Watergate bugging. Top aides and figures like Haldeman Ehrlichman Mitchell Dean are under grand jury scrutiny as the White House faces the worst scandal of Nixon's tenure. The trip followed Easter in Florida and a Key Biscayne church service addressing sin and redemption.

Grand Day Bahamas UPI Nixon White House National Democratic Washington H. R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman John N. Mitchell John W. Dean III Robert H. Abplanalo Key Biscayne, Fla C. G. “Bebe” Rebozo Key Biscayne Presbyterian Church John A. Huffman Jr Jesus Christ

Death of Arminda Pickering 78 in Brighton

Arminda Frances Pickering 78 died at Washington County Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at First Church of God Brighton with Rev. Ralph Draper and Rev. Hobart Coberly officiating. Burial in Antioch Cemetery. Gould Funeral Home in charge. Born June 17 1894 in Jefferson County to Ogden and Arminda Lambert. Married Jesse L. Pickering December 25 1912 in Fairfield. he died May 7 1999. Survivors include daughter Mrs Albert Hanshaw and son Cloyce Pickering of Pleasant Plain, ten grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Preceded by four brothers and two sisters.

Brighton Arminda_Frances Pickering Washington County Hospital First Church of God Ralph Draper Hobart Coberly Antioch Cemetery Gould Brignton Pickering Jefferson County Ogden Arminda Coop Lambert Fairfield Jesse L. Pickering First Church of God At WCSC Albert Hanshaw Cloyce Pickering Pleasant Plain

Storms Drive Floods and Tornadoes Across Southern Plains

Heavy rainstorms swept from eastern Oklahoma to the Ohio Valley with tornadoes, hail, and flash floods. A light plane crash near Austin killed six. The Mississippi River rose to record crests in St. Louis and other cities, while guards and volunteers prepared for levee work. Showers cooled the coast as 60s and 70s lingered along the North Atlantic.

United Press International Mississippi Valley Texas Austin Oklahoma Ohio Valley Little Rock Ark Shreveport Ballinger Tex South Texas Plains A. W. Little Farm Roby Mississippi St. Louis Burlington Iowa Cape Girardeau River Des Peres Illinois National Guard Fox Rock Middle Arkansas New England North Atlantic

Tornado Strikes Parnel Holbrook Area Causing Damages

Iowa counties report a weekend tornado that hit the Parnell Holbrook area inflicting 300000 to 500000 dollars in damage across at least 15 farms. Five houses and seven barns were damaged with one minor injury.

United Press International Iowa Parnell - Holbrook Holbrook Oxford Iowa City Johnson County Johnson

Court weighs reservists in Congress in national office

The Supreme Court agreed to decide if members of Congress violate the Constitution by holding military reserve commissions. The case centers on two DC rulings deeming the practice unconstitutional, with the Defense Department appealing. The court also agreed to rule next term on whether a firm with a policy of refusing to employ aliens violates the 1964 Civil Rights Act.

Charlotte Maule Washington UPI Supreme Court Congress District of Columbia Defense Department

Firmin G Waldschmidt Dies at Riverside at 80

Firmin G Waldschmidt 80 died at his Riverside home Sunday after a long illness. A retired brick mason and World War II veteran, he formerly worked at Oakdale. Funeral services are Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St Marys Catholic Church Riverside. burial Mt Olivet Cemetery. Rosary Tuesday at 8 p.m. Sorden and Adams Chapel Riverside. Survived by seven sisters and five brothers, all of Riverside.

Riverside Firmin G. Waldschmidt Oakdale St. Mary's Catholic Church Hollidayburg Agnes Fecker Dubuque Harold Verena) Ryan LeClaire Theresa Waldschmidt William Edwin Charles Richard Robert

Mrs Ida Lemberger Called to California by Ill Sister

Mrs Ida Lemberger of Washington travels to San Francisco by train to be with Eva Jones who is critically ill in a local hospital. Lemberger's Sacramento home is noted as her residence.

Ida Lemberger Washington California Eva Jones San Francisco Sacramento

Real estate transfers in Washington district filed

L A Duncan and wife transfer to Coordinated Estate Services the south 61.1 feet of Lot and north 22.8 feet of Lot 2 Block 1 in Win Smouse's North Side Addition to Washington. Fred Merrifield and wife transfer to James C Soukup the west half of the northeast quarter of section B76.

L.A. Duncan Win Smouse North Side Washington Fred Merrifield James C. Soukup

Local residents find early mushroom spot

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Beal and Dave Tapley found six elephant ear mushrooms Sunday in about 30 minutes. They reported one sponge mushroom among the haul. The largest specimen with root stood about six inches tall and four inches around.

Roger Beal Dave Tapley

Board seeks two cent cigarette tax to fund hospital

The Citizens' Advisory Board of Health and Environmental Quality urges the Alabama Legislature to raise the cigarette tax by two cents per pack. If approved, the measure would generate about $6 million annually for the Lurleen B. Wallace Memorial Cancer Hospital to be built in Birmingham in memory of Gov. George B. Wallace's first wife, who died of cancer in 1968 while she served as Alabama's first female governor.

Montgomery Ala UPI Citizens’ Advisory Board of Health and Environmental Quality Alabama Lurleen B. Wallace Memorial Cancer Hospital Birmingham George B. Wallace

Livestock Market Reports From Des Moines and Joliet

JOLIET market notes show cattle steady to higher on high grade steers and heifers with prime lines at 47.00 to 47.50 and 45.50 to 45.75 respectively, hogs 700 head steady to weak, no canners or cutters, with various grades priced 25.50 to 36.75, while DES MOINES reports a slow trade in interior Iowa southern Minnesota hog markets, butchers steady to 25 cents higher and sows up, with prices listed across weight classes, today’s estimate 90,000, actual receipts 30,000 Friday, 92,000 last week, and 73,000 a year ago.

Joliet Des Moines UPI Iowa Minnesota Uss U.S Actuual

Don Robertson and Bev Janecek Find First 1963 Puffball Mushrooms

Don Robertson and Bev Janecek found the season's first sponge mushrooms, the earliest the reporter has seen or heard about for 1963.

Don Robertson Bev Janecek

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