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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1973

Page

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Attendees Not Released For 1973 Discover Hawaii Fair

Publicists for the 1973 Discover Hawaii Iowa State Fair will not release attendance figures during the 10 day run. Celia Wright says figures will be issued after the fair as readers judge success by daily tallies and compare them to prior years.

Des Moines UPI Hawaii Iowa State Fair Celia Wright

Thief Steals Sign Threatening Thieves In Michigan

Otto Weller of Ontonagon County posted a threat on his property after a large roll of snowfence was stolen. The sign warning that all thieves will be shot on sight was later stolen this week.

Onaway Mich UPI Otto Weller Michigan

Israeli commandos free hijacked airliner at Lod airport

A hijacked Arab airliner with 110 aboard landed at Lod International Airport as Israeli commandos stormed the plane and freed 100 passengers without a shot. The hijackers’ identity and motives were not known. The flight from Benghazi to Beirut was over Cyprus when intercepted by Israeli jets.

Tel Aviv UPI Lod International Cyprus Benghazi Beirut Lod

Red Cross Learn to Swim program reports 624 enrolled

Milo Steele Jr. announces a successful Learn to Swim program with 624 pupils enrolled and 182 certified across Ainsworth Brighton Kalona Riverside rural Washington Wellman and West Chester towns. Eighteen instructors and seven aides volunteered, certificates pins and skill cards available at 118 South Iowa Chapter office.

Milo Steele Jr Red Cross Water Safety Elizabeth Watson Ainsworth Brighton Kalona Riverside Rural Washington Wellman West Chester Robert L. Robertson South Iowa Willard McCracken Wesley Mulliken Malvern Gould Roger Schloss Jody Goodwin Robert Stout

SCAD Players Plan Dinner Theatre at Captain's Table

SCAD presents Summer Creative Arts and Drama dinner theatre at Captain's Table in Washington on August 22 and 23. Eleven performers lead a potpourri of pieces including Thurber selections, You Know I Cant Hear You When the Water Runs, The Boor, a 20s talking pictures skit, Marx Brothers closeup, plus two original sketches. Dana McAvoy heads tech. reservations: Captain's Table 653 3402.

Creative Arts and Drama Washington James Thurber Thurber Ann Gregory James Heilman Randy Hillman Michael Jones Brad Koehler Richard P. Koehler Allan Lemke

Nixon declares Watergate innocence and asks Senate to end hearings

President Nixon, in a Oval Office address, insisted he is innocent and urged the Senate to conclude Watergate hearings and turn the matter over to the courts. He denied knowledge of any cover up and defended withholding certain records to protect presidential candor and future governance.

Washington UPI Nixon Senate Oval Office America Senate Committee John W. Dean III White House Dean National Democratic

Mezvinsky hears voters focus on economy during Iowa tour

First district congressman Ed Mezvinsky in Washington during a recess says the economy is the top issue for constituents. He urges campaign reform and budget controls, criticizes current economic controls, and notes outreach offices in Burlington Davenport and Iowa City to stay in touch with voters.

Ed Mezvinsky Washington Congress Mezvinsky Senate House House of Representatives Iowa Burlington Davenport Iowa City Washington, D.C Nixon Watergate

Fee Day at Washington High School Sets August 21 Schedule

Washington Community High School reminds students of Fee Day August 21 with staggered arrival times by last name. Fees include book rent eight dollars gym locker fifty cents towel service three dollars and optional lunch tickets four dollars.

Washington Community High School Woodshop American Standard Association

Weather outlook with thunderstorms possible this afternoon

Variable cloudiness with the threat of thunderstorms by late afternoon and early tonight. Highs today in the low to mid 80s. Becoming mostly fair tonight with lows 60 to 65. Fair and warmer Friday with highs 85 to 90. Southeast winds 8 to 12 mph. Rain chances 30 percent this afternoon and tonight.

Indians plan camp at Iowa capitol

AIM Midwest director Ron Petite says he will encamp at the Iowa Statehouse in Des Moines to pressure Gov. Robert D. Ray to address living conditions of poor people and Indians. He plans a Thursday camp-in to force direct exposure and demands humane treatment in prisons, criticizing the governor’s stance and bonds for a Tama murder suspect.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Statehouse Robert D. Ray Iowa Ron Petite Midwest The American Indian Movement AIM Statehouse Ray Petite Capitol Tama Preston Duncan Richard Gilbert Gilbert Maine

Surgeon Dr J V Belsare joins Washington County Hospital staff

Dr. J V Belsare of Mt. Pleasant is named associate medical staff at Washington County Hospital after a board vote. The trustees also approved the 1974 75 budget, reported on a nurses aide class of 15 and progress on a 12 patient long term care unit addition due to open around September 1, furniture permitting. A trustees meeting August 23 will open bids for the coronary care unit construction.

Washington High School J.V. Belsare Mt. Pleasant Washington County Hospital Belsare Norman Jensen

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