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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1969

Page

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Parking rules warn city drivers on Washington streets

City police warn car owners that vehicles parked over 24 hours on streets will be ticketed and, if not moved after a ticket, towed at owner expense. The ordinance bans abandoning cars on streets and limits parking to a single 24 hour period, citing snow removal and traffic hazards.

Washington

Intercepted Memo MEMO FCA Well wishes from WEJ noted for venture success

An intercepted memo from FCA labeled members includes a formal wish for success in the recipient's forthcoming venture. The message closes with a courteous sign off from WEJ. The note reflects routine courtesy exchanges within organizational correspondence.

Washington FCA forms high school huddle in YMCA

A new Fellowship of Christian Athletes group meets biweekly in Washington, open to high school athletes and staff. A junior high group will start soon. Denny Coon leads the 1,000th FCA chapter, with films, talks by pro athletes, and service projects including snow shoveling to raise funds for a national conference in Estes Park, Colorado.

Fellowship of Christian Athletes Washington YMCA Denny Coon FCA Coon Huddle Tom Landry Dallas Cowboys Mr. Coon Bart Starr

Nixon Opposes Tax Plan as Senate Approves Exemption Rise

The Nixon administration fights a proposed increase in the personal income tax exemption to 800 dollars, citing a 3 billion dollar annual cost per 100 dollar bump. Senate passage contrasts with House opposition, and negotiators face a clash over timing and scope of tax reform.

Washington UPI Senate Nixon Treasury Wilbur D. Mills House Congress

Philippines withdraws 1350 troops from Vietnam mission

The Philippines completes a noncombatant withdrawal of 1350 personnel from Vietnam, the first Allied contingent to leave. At Tay Ninh they boarded ships for home after over three years in the war zone, having built roads bridges schools farms and refugee centers.

Saigon UPI Philippines Tay Ninh Manila Sen. J. William Fulbright D-Ark United States Vietnam U.S Gis Phuoc Long Province

Christmas Singers Lighten Snack Shack Break

A small group of seven or eight members from the Charmenaires local women’s vocal group dropped by the Snack Shack on East Washington Street Thursday morning. After two Lincoln School assembly programs they entertained diners with a brief impromptu concert free of charge, adding a festive note to the coffee break.

East Washington Street Charmenaires Lincoln School

Iowa federal grant held up over staffing in pollution plan

Iowa faces a hold on a 122000 federal grant to the state health department as the water pollution control division is deemed understaffed. Officials say staffing has improved, with a new salary range approved, while the federal agency demands progress in the program.

DES Moines ICPA Iowa State Health Department Federal Water Pollution Control Administration Water Pollution Control Division R. J. Schuckelman Schliekelman Illinois Department of Interior

Iowa Weather Forecast: Tonight Below Freezing to Near Warm Weekend

United Press International reports Iowa will see a fair night with lows from 10 to 20 degrees in the north and 20 to 25 degrees in the south. Saturday brings fair skies and warmer conditions with highs in the 30s northeast to the 40s southwest.

United Press International Iowa

National crime rate climbs 11 percent in nine months

FBI data show the national crime rate up 11 percent for the first nine months of this year versus 1968 with violent crime rising 12 percent. Armed and street robberies up 18 percent, chain store 20 percent, residential 22 percent, while bank robbery fell 4 percent. Hoover notes higher crime in cities suburbs and rural areas. 1968's earlier rise largely due to riots.

Washington UPI FBI J. Edgar Hoover

Keeping Driveways Clear Suggests Snow Removal Steps

Article advises motorists and residents to clear driveways with two rules to aid highway crews. Align snow piles away from incoming plows and push snow from shoulder forward to minimize disruption. Emphasizes keeping roads clear during storms and reducing hazards for traffic and snow crews.

Highway Commission

Probate actions and special council meeting noted

Probate of wills and appointment of executors announced for the estates of Joe Falk L C Willits John Melvin Knott and Glen W Fuhr. A special meeting of the Washington city council is also scheduled.

Joe Falk L. C. Willits John Melvin Knott Glen W. Fuhr Washington City Council

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