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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1969

Page

2

Desegregation Teams Sent South for Aid Talks

HEW secretary Robert Finch sent three desegregation teams to negotiate with five southern school districts in Mississippi North Carolina and South Carolina where federal aid worth over 1.5 million annually has been withheld. Districts have 60 days to submit acceptable desegregation plans for aid restoration. Finch urged an open minded but firm approach and adherence to guidelines, while northern senators urged strict enforcement of the desegregation law.

Washington UPI Robert H. Finch Finch HEW

Governor Rae outlines Iowa budget and education plans

Governor Rae, escorted by House and Senate committees, urges a balanced budget with no tax increases and modest growth. He backs bonding for capital improvements at state universities, urges pay as you go where possible, and highlights hearings on education, abortion law, assessor valuations, and voter qualifications as the 63rd General Assembly enters its fourth week.

Rae Iowa Ray Assembly

Local News Briefs From Washington Iowa and Nearby

Earl Loveless of Washington is a patient at University Hospital Iowa City in room West 237 after nose surgery on Wednesday. Diane Worley of Washington made Ottumwa Heights College Dean's List for the first semester. Bob Crandall, former Washington resident, is a sports announcer for Arizona Northerns University and High Schools in Flagstaff. Bob Logan of Klein Klothing Kompany returned from a Hart Schaffner Marx seminar in Chicago. Dennis and Rose Havel announce the birth of Jill Christine on January 29 at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Grandparents and great relatives listed in Washington and Riverside households.

Earl Loveless Washington University Hospital Iowa City Diane Worley Lester Worley Ottumwa Heights College Ottumwa Bob Ducky) Crandall Arizona Northerns University Flagstaff North Canyon View Drive Space 41 Arizona Bob Logan Klein Klothing Kompany Chicago Hart, Schaffner & Marx Company Dennis Havel East Court Mercy Hospital Jill Christine Tom Goodfellow Louis Havel Ainsworth Rose Havel Riverside Helen Underwood Kate Shalla Sunny Haven Rest Home

Kathy Scharf to tour United Nations trip

Kathy Scharf daughter of Merlyn Edwards of Iowa City and granddaughter of Robert Lowe Sr. of Washington will join a bus trip to Washington D C and the United Nations in New York City March 29 through April 7. The Iowa City Chapter of the United Nations Association sponsors the trip. Thirty six students from four Iowa City high schools were selected from essays. Planned stops include Arlington National Cemetery Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials Smithsonian White House United Nations and Statue of Liberty. with a play and a Radio City Music Hall visit. Kathy lived with her grandparents for three years after her father died.

Kathy Scharf Merlyn Edwards Iowa City Robert Lowe Sr Washington Washington D. C United Nations New York City United Nations Association Arlington National Cemetery Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials Smithsonian Institute White House Statue of Liberty New York Radio City Music Hall

Astros Open Baseball's Fourth Free Agent Draft

New York United Press International reports the Houston Astros hold the first choice in baseball's fourth annual free agent draft. The Washington Senators take second, with expansion clubs Montreal Expos Kansas City Royals San Diego Padres and Seattle Pilots picking later. Cardinals and Tigers lose early picks, while St Louis will head the secondary phase followed by the New York Yankees. Regular phase starts at 10 a.m. EST, then a brief recess leads to the secondary phase.

NEW York UPI Houston Astros Montreal Expos Kansas City Royals San Diego Padres Seattle Pilots St. Louis New York Yankees

Iowa Southern Utilities declares dividends on stock

At the January meeting the Board of Directors of Iowa Southern Utilities Company declared dividends of 35% cents per share on the 4% cumulative preferred stock and 37 cents per share on the common stock. Dividends are payable March 1, 1969 to stockholders of record February 12, 1969. The common stock dividend rose from 34 cents in 1968 quarterly payments.

Iowa Southern Utilities Company

Washington births and hospital admissions noted

Admitted Yesterday includes Mrs Jim Sheetz and Mrs Hubert Lines both from Washington for surgical cases. Christina Dann of Ainsworth listed for medical. Births Today report a son born to Mr and Mrs Frank Bass of Conesville. Dismissed Today lists Laura Johnston of Ainsworth and several Washington residents including Mrs Anna Anwyl Mrs Louise Reaney Mrs Mary Gier Clark Baker and Leon Hammes and Mrs Duane Redlinger with daughter.

Jim Sheetz Washington Surgical Hubert Lines Christina Dann Ainsworth Frank Bass Conesville Laura Johnston Anna Anwyl Louise Reaney Mary Gier Clark Baker Leon Hammes Harper Duane Redlinger

Parsons professor to lead summer Europe tour

Parsons College history professor Dr Edwin C Blackburn and his wife will head a three week college tour to Europe departing Chicago July 7 and returning July 28. The program offers three hours of college credit and includes seminars in February to May with films and speakers on France Spain Italy Germany and England.

Fairfield Parsons College Europe Edwin C. Blackburn Chicago Blackburn Parsons Foreign Service - Foreign Language Institute France Spain Italy Germany England United States

County Heart Fund Drive Led by Rex Lee in Washington

Rex Lee will head the 1969 Heart Fund Drive in Washington County with Lam Messer as co chair. T. M. Nelson to chair Washington city drive and act as Cedar Valley Heart Association treasurer. Kiwanis members sponsor drives. fund aims for 4900 dollars with Feb 23 concerted collection afternoon. Educational data on heart disorders to be distributed starting Feb 1.

Washington County Rex Lee Insurance Plan Savings and Loan Association Geo. Theil Iowa City Cedar Valley Heart Association Lee Lam Messer T. M. Nelson Washington Nelson Washington Kiwanis Club Donald Rees Jerry Richard Ainsworth James Bross Kalona Kiwanis Club

Degrees Awarded at University of Iowa Commencement

Area students received degrees at the University of Iowa commencement in the Fieldhouse. Washington Michael Worley earned a B A in speech and dramatic art. Joseph McGraw completed general business and marketing B B A. Susan Roth earned a B S N Riverside Edward Beranek earned a B A in art. Edwin Gerot earned a B B A in finance and insurance. Thomas Rice earned a B B A in general business. Keota Clifford Stoutner Si La Columbus Junction Larry Duncan earned a B B A in accounting.

University of Iowa Washington Michael Worley Joseph McGraw Susan Roth B.S. N Riverside Edward Beranek Edwin Gerot Thomas Rice Keota Clifford Stoutner Si la Columbus Junction Larry Duncan

FBLA Meeting Features Speaker Hubert Lohrer

Hubert Lohrer secretary of the Washington Chamber of Commerce spoke at the Future Business Leaders Association noon luncheon at the Captain's Table. His topic was Respect. Twenty seven members attended.

Hubert Lohrer Washington Chamber of Commerce Future Business Leaders Association

Czech paper fights Palach death graft claim

Prague trade union newspaper Prace denied a Czechoslovak Communist leader's charge that West German agents tricked Jan Palach into burning himself. The paper cited Vilem Novy blaming Western powers for Palach's death and questioned the cold fire claim, while Moscow denounced reformist provocateurs.

Prague UPI Today Jan Palach Prace Vilem Novy Communist Party Central Committee Agence France- Presse AFP Novy Czechoslovakia West Germany Palach Otto Wichterle Moscow Soviet Union Provocateurs Communist Party

Clive Bank Robbed By Armed Bandit

A be spectacled bandit about 6 feet tall and 35 years old robbed the First Federal State Bank in Clive Iowa Friday night. He used a long barreled pistol and herded three women into a vault before fleeing. One employee called police from the vault.

Clive Iowa UPI First Federal State Bank Des Moines

Navy to photograph Scorpion wreck for clues

The Navy, still puzzled by the loss of the nuclear submarine Scorpion with 99 dead, plans a deep-diving craft to photograph the wreckage and seek explanations. A seven-man court found no evidence of foul play after 11 weeks and 90 witnesses, but could not determine the cause of the sinking.

Washington UPI Navy

Corporate Farming Institute to Examine Role in Agriculture

Des Moines hosts the 31st National Farm Institute February 13 and 14 at the Hotel Fort Des Moines. Some 600-700 attendees will hear 14 speakers from farming, business, and education on topics including modernizing farming, corporate invasion, rural poverty, and national policy. There is no registration fee, only meal charges.

Missouri C. E. Bishop University of North Carolina Fort Des Moines

Halcyon House Notes and Guild Meeting Report

A Halcyon House note recalls a Sunday service by Ferny Cliff church members hindered by icy conditions. The Halcyon House Guild met with Mrs. Leo Hoover presiding and plans for the coming season discussed, including a Friday stamp trimming party with cake and coffee.

Ferny Cliff Church Halcyon House Guild Leo Hoover Ruth Bell Milo Steele Jr Harold Stephens M. L. Brown Robert Hyde

Plan for Baseball Rule Experiments in Spring Training

New York UPI reports American League teams may test four rules in spring training to add suspense and speed play. A pinch-hitting specialist may bat twice. a pinch-hitter may bat for a pitcher as per lineup. a pinch-running specialist may be used twice. and deliberate walks can be issued by notifying the umpire and catcher.

New York UPI

Deeds recording Floyd W Lewis to Gertrude Griffith

Deeds record Floyd Wilson Lewis and wife transferring lot 3 and south 35 feet of lot 2, block 4, Wellman’s Second Addition Wellman, with references to Robert Paul Nardy Oldsmobile Hermon or Cleo Kron Buick in the transaction.

Floyd Wilson Lewis Gertrude A. Griffith Wellman Robert Paul Nardy Oldsmobile Hermon Cleo Kron Buick

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