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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1973

Page

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Santa House hours and ward boundary for local election

The Santa House in Central Park opens 6 to 8 p m weekdays and 8 p m to 4 a m Saturdays through December 22. Fourth ward boundary lines are set along Third Avenue and Jefferson Street to guide the special council election. Voters south of Jefferson Street and west of Third Avenue may vote Tuesday. Polls open 7 a m to 8 p m at the Perdock Inc garage.

Washington Jaycees Central Park Washington Third Avenue Jefferson Street Perdock Inc

Jurors Not Needed In State v Truax Case

Petit jurors are told to report to the courthouse Tuesday December 11, but clerk Robert Riley says the case State of Iowa vs Truax will not be heard Tuesday morning and jurors will not be needed until further notice.

Robert Riley State of Iowa Truax

Publisher Kenneth Greene of Iowa City Press Citizen Dies

Kenneth Greene, publisher of the Iowa City Press Citizen, died Sunday at 64 from an apparent heart attack. Greene joined the paper in 1936, became advertising director in 1938, and was publisher from 1966. He previously directed the Iowa Daily Press Association. Services were pending. he is survived by his widow and two daughters.

Iowa City UPI Iowa City Press Citizen Kenneth Greene Greene The Press Citizen Iowa Daily Press Association

Eight killed in Iowa traffic crashes over weekend

Eight people died in Iowa traffic accidents over the weekend including Davenport victim Michael Burkes 23. Burkes' car collided with a pickup driven by Bruce Bandy 20 who skidded on ice and was charged with running a stop sign. Another weekend crash near Dallas Center killed twoTown residents on Iowa 44 two miles east.

United Press Ines Rem Iowa Michael Burkes Davenport Burkes Bruce Bandy Bandy Iowa 44 Dallas Center

Weather Outlook With Cold Afternoon and Light Snow Chance

Mostly sunny and colder this afternoon with northwesterly winds 15 to 25 mph. Highs 15 to 20. Partly cloudy and cold tonight with lows 5 to 10 above. Winds become light and variable. Mostly cloudy and warmer Tuesday with a slight chance of light snow. Highs around 30. Probability of measurable precipitation 20 percent Tuesday.

Iowa professors call spray canal at Quad-Cities plant wasteful

University of Iowa researchers report the spray canal cooling system at the Quad-Cities Nuclear Power Station is unnecessary and costly. They cite $90 million construction plus maintenance and energy costs, with only modest river temperature rise and no significant ecological impact, urging reconsideration amid energy shortages.

Iowa City University of Iowa Quad-Cities Detroit Mich Mississippi River Iowa Conservation Commission Industrial Bio-Test Laboratories Inc Uof I Donald McDonald John Kennedy Hydraulic Research Institute U of I William Sayre McDonald Kennedy Quad-City

Kissinger urges NATO unity on energy and talks

Secretary of State Kissinger appealed to NATO foreign ministers in Brussels for a united approach to the energy crisis and clearer consultations with allies. He urged a concerted Western policy, while France urged independent European defense and questioned the U.S. nuclear umbrella, noting Europe’s mixed reactions to U.S. Middle East policy.

Brussels UPI Henry A. Kissinger America Usnation North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Kissinger Europe United States U.S Michel Jobert Jobert Britain France Washington NATO Council of Middle East U. S James R. Schlesinger Nixon Israel

Gannon Makes Iowa Governor Bid Tour Opening

Democratic hopeful William J. Gannon visits Washington to drum up party support as he embarks a statewide tour through all 99 counties. The former House minority leader stresses listening campaigns and low dollar financing while highlighting elderly and low income concerns.

William J. Gannon Iowa Washington Gannon House of Representatives Mingo Jasper County House Democratic Party Mingo Democrat

Nixon tax disclosures spark congressional review

A congressional committee and the California Franchise Tax Board will examine Nixon's recently disclosed finances this week to determine if he owes about $300,000 in back taxes. The White House insists no wrongdoing, while the impeachment inquiry into Nixon's conduct expands in the House Judiciary Committee.

Washington UPI California Nixon Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark Congress Joint Committee On California Franchise Tax Board Sacramento White House Gerald R. Ford House Judiciary Committee Ford ABC District of Columbia Mills Committee San Clemente National Archives Washington Post

Iowa Women Push Rape Law Update in Iowa Legislature

Roxanne Conlin head of the Iowa Women's Political Caucus urges revising the rape law to remove the corroboration requirement and extend conviction standards to all sexual crimes. Rep Stephen Rapp supports a four degree sexual abuse framework covering both genders, while opponents defend current corroboration rules.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Women’s Political Caucus IWPC Roxanne Conlin IPWC Iowa Federal Bureau of Investigation Conlin Towa Ms. Conlin Stephen Rapp D-Waterloo Rapp Waterloo Democrat

Fuel crisis forecast ignored for decades despite Paley panel call

A 1952 Paley Commission warning on shrinking fuel supplies met with scant action. Government and industry underfunded research into shale oil and coal derived fuels, delaying prototype plants beyond the early 1960s. Oil shale and coal remained underdeveloped as spending lagged and oil and coal industry figures cited limited investment.

Washington UPI Presidential Paley Commission Harry S. Truman William S. Paley Columbia Broadcasting System Indust U.S. Geological Survey Interior Department Bureau of Mines Bureau American Petroleum Institute

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