Wellman Man Charged With Manslaughter In Fatal Des Moines-area Crash
Patrick Blaine Durian, 21, charged in Wellman justice court with manslaughter and operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a two car crash south of Kalona killed Mark R. Elliott, 21, of West Des Moines, and passenger Mary Mazzolli, 20, of Des Moines. Durian waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the Washington County Grand Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Kalona
Patrick Blaine Durian
Wellman Justice of the Peace Court
Lyle Hansen
Durian
Mark R. Elliott
West Des Moines
Elliott
Mary Mazzolli
Washington County
Grand Jury
Don Hazen Retires From Full-Time Barber Work After 43 Years
Don Hazen, a Washington barber of 43 years, will slow down to Fridays and Saturdays at Don's Barber Shop. Dave Krantz becomes the new barber, a Highland High and Cedar Rapids Barber College graduate who previously worked in Bettendorf. Hazen and his wife now live in Ainsworth, where she works at State Cafe. In Des Moines, Attorney General Richard Turner said private clubs with white only memberships may keep liquor licenses if the public is not involved, calling the 1965 Hughes order unconstitutional and noting civil rights law excluded private clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hazen
Washington
Dave Krantz
Don’s
Mr. Hazen
Mr. Krantz
Highland High School
Barber College
Cedar Rapids
Bettendorf
Ainsworth
State Cafe
Des Moines
UPI
Richard Turner
Turner
Harold E. Hughes
Hughes
Huntzinger
P.H. Frost
Dale Booth
West Liberty
Iowa iki compromise on trucking firm nuisance ruling
Iowa officials agreed to a four violation leeway for United Buckingham of Littleton Colorado after 1 730 Iowa trucking violations in 11 months. The case could still seek injunction declaring the firm a public nuisance if violations continue, with potential fines or imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
UPI
Iowa Highway Commission
United Buckingham
Littleton
Colo
Iowa
Polk County
Weather Update Iowa Snow Ends With Bitter Cold
Snow ends from the west with partial clearing and a very cold night. Lows range from 5 to 15 below zero in the north and west and 5 below to 5 above in the southeast. Thursday stays mostly sunny and cold with highs around zero to the mid teens from north to southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Youth activity survey shapes Washington area plans
Optimists Richard Collins and Max Cousins with high school students Craig Caldwell and Terry Renoux gathered 1117 responses from sixth through twelfth graders. About 70 percent said there are not enough activities, with preferences split between physical activities and hobbies. Older youths favor activities with adults or college-age peers, while younger students want to work with younger children. Proposed programs include a summer recreation program for boys, supervised open gym, street dances, and safety driving initiatives, amid concerns over past rock dances and calls for a youth center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Optimist Club
al Huntzinger
All-Star Attractions Inc
Iowa City
County Fair Association
Richard Collins
Max Cousins
Craig Caldwell
Terry Renoux
Huntzinger
West Liberty
Youth activity survey guides Iowa youth program plans
The survey lists summer and winter activities preferred by youths, with debates on extending rights to 18 year olds and maintaining juvenile court jurisdiction. It notes a lack of stated interest in a youth center, ongoing efforts to revive dances, and a push to fund and organize youth activities amid rising juvenile arrests.
Iowa ETV seeks statewide reach with $1 per viewer goal
Iowa Educational Broadcasting Network executive director John Montgomery told the House Schools Committee that expanding to the 35 percent of Iowans not yet served is the priority. He estimated full statewide operation would cost about $2.85 million annually, with a $4.25 million capital need for transmitters and $1 million yearly for operating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Educational Broadcasting Network
Montgomery
Iowa City
Iowa
IEBN
March 6 birthdate tops 1973 draft lottery draw
Youths born March 6 1953 received the first callup for 1973 draft in the first full lottery since 1969. The March 6 entry was 287th drawn with No 2 for March 7 and many may avoid induction as the Vietnam War winds down and Nixon pursues an all volunteer force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Selective Service
Nixon
Commerce Department
U.S
Tarr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barber
Cousins
Senate
House
House Commerce Committee
Harold Fischer
R-Wellsburg
Fischer
State Crime Commission
Jaycees
Clark Smith
YMCA
Paul Reed
Dennis Berger
Wellman
Corn Project
Earl Kingman
FS Services Inc
Paul
Davenport
Jim Frier
Curtis W. Tarr