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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1972

Page

1

Fire alarm at Perfex Inc triggers sprinkler system

Washington's volunteer firefighters arrived at Perfex Inc at 12:35 p.m. today after a forklift struck a water pipe, triggering an automatic sprinkler and fire alarm. no fire was found. Washington County sheriff's officers investigate theft at C&STV and radio in Kalona, stealing ten color TVs, three black and white sets, two AM FM stereos, one tape recorder, and $100.

Washington Perfex, Inc East Seventh St Washington County

Fire Hits Three-Story Des Moines Apartment Building

An early morning blaze at a three story Des Moines apartment building injured at least six people. Pamela Campbell, 19, broke both legs leaping from a third story window onto two police officers. The fire started in an upper floor unit, forcing 40 residents to seek safety in 11 degree cold around 7 a.m.

Des Moines UPI Broadlawns Polk County Hospital Pamela Campbell

Iowa Post Offices Face Tax Roll Changes Policy Review

Gov. Robert D. Ray said he will examine USPS policy that could remove many Iowa post offices from local property tax rolls as condemned private property leased for federal use. Deputy Polk County Auditor James L. Murphy seeks the Democratic nomination for Iowa Secretary of Agriculture urging shift of agricultural chemical control to a proposed Department of Environmental Quality.

DES Moines UPI Robert D. Ray U.S. Postal Service Iowa USS. Postal Service Murphy Polk County James L. Murphy

Bomb threat sends Winnebago staff home in Forest City

About 1,400 workers at Winnebago Industries were sent home after a telephoned bomb threat at the motor home plant in Forest City. The main assembly plant was shut down at 7:50 am as a precaution while the complex operated under security checks. Meanwhile in Iowa City former legislator and broadcasting executive Scott Swisher died at University Hospitals after a heart attack. Swisher, 52, led Johnson County Broadcasting Co which owns KXIC radio.

Forest City UPI Winnebago Industries Motor Home Iowa City Iowa Scott Swisher Johnson County Broadcasting Co KXIC

Ulster Protestors March Peacefully in Newry Demonstration

More than 20 000 protesters marched in Northern Ireland in a mass display against detention without trial and the government ban on parades. The silent march faced steel barriers and dispersed without clashes, with related rallies planned in Enniskillen and Dublin showing cross border support.

Newry Northern Ireland Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association Enniskillen Irish Republic County Fermanagh Londonderry Bernadette Devlin Derrybeg Dublin Kevin Boyle Republic William Conway

Cast named for Y’s Men musical Fiddler on the Roof

Y s Men announce the cast for the spring high school musical Fiddler on the Roof. Tryouts were held recently with a read-through set for February 19 and rehearsals beginning February 28. Cast includes Leon Hilfman as Tevye and Kay Stewart as Golde with Cathy Lloyd Jean Crone Cheryl Pfeifer Miriam Fetterman Debby Johnson Liz Widmer Dr Mike Leary Stan Soucek Darrell Borchardt Warren Miller Herb Osincup Mike Redlinger Peter Getz Roger Miller Millie Keating Robbie Brinton Mike Zachs Ed Augustine Millie Keating for Motel’s mother and other roles.

Leon Hilfman Teyve Golde Kay Stewart Teeitel Cathy Lloyd Hodel Jean Crone Chava Cheryl Pfeifer Sprinteze Miriam Fetterman Bielke Debby Johnson Yente Liz Widmer Motel Mike Leary Perchik Stan Soucek Lazar Wolf Darrell Borchardt Mordcha Warren Miller Herb Osincup Mendel Mike Redlinger Avrahm Peter Getz Nachum Roger Miller Grandma Teeitel Millie Keating Fruma Sarah —Robbie Brinton Constable Mike Zachs Fyedka Ed Augustine Shandel

No agreement on release of POWs in Paris talks

Hanoi’s Xuan Thuy and U.S. Secretary Rogers clash over POW releases and ending the Indochina war on CBS Face the Nation. Thuy accuses Nixon of using POWs as pawns. Rogers says Hanoi blocks talks and demands removal of Saigon government.

Washington Thuy Rogers CBS TV Hanoi United States Nixon Vietnam Paris

Weather outlook for Iowa mostly fair with cold night

United Press International reports Iowa will see a cold night with lows around 10 below in the northeast and near 10 above in the southwest. Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions with highs in the teens the northeast and about 32 degrees in the southwest.

United Press International Iowa

Republicans clash over Iowa primary date shift

The Republican State Central Committee unanimously protests a move by GOP leaders to shift Iowa's primary from June 6 to September 5 due to reapportionment delays. It calls the 84 day delay excessive and suggests rescheduling to late June if a change is needed, while Gov Kaynes favors avoiding a fall vote.

Dko Moiies UPI Nepuolican State Central Committee GOP Iowa Central Committee Roger Jepsen House William Harbor Iowa Supreme Court Overt D. Kaynas

Hughes cautious on Muskie ticket bid slim chances

Sen. Harold E. Hughes says in a New Republic piece that he remains interested in a Muskie ticket run but concedes slim odds. He cites his failed credentials fight and denies any deal with Muskie for a vice presidential slot while noting his Iowa endorsement came before the caucuses.

Washington UPI Harold E. Hughes Iowa New Republic Democratic Party Edmund Muskie Maine Hughes Muskie Lawrence O’brien Iown

Nixon submits $2 billion manpower training proposal

President Nixon re submitted to Congress a $2 billion manpower training plan to reduce unemployment and boost productivity. Of the total, $1.7 billion would be distributed to states cities and counties by labor force size unemployment and disadvantage, with $300 million kept by the Labor Department for national programs. The measure aims to raise productivity growth and improve job prospects for workers.

Washington UPI Nixon Congress Capitol Hill Labor Department House Senate

Israel Eyes Suez Reopening If Egypt Bankrolls Peace Talks

Haaretz says Israel ready to let Egypt reopen the Suez Canal without a formal deal. Arab world anger over U S jets sale to Israel clouds hopes for progress. Sadat meets Khadafy in Benghazi amid Moscow and Yugoslavia talks pushing peaceful settlement.

Ry Anneuress Haaretz Israel Egypt Suez Canal U.S Middle East Beirut Telegraph Washington Cairo al Akhbar United States Anwar Sadat Benghazi Muammar Khadafy Libya Sadat Moscow Yugoslavia France Charles de Gaulle Tel Aviv Moshe Dayan

Benton named Iowa state superintendent of public instruction

The Iowa Senate confirmed Dr. Robert Benton of Council Bluffs as state superintendent by a 45 to 0 vote. Benton, 42, will earn 26000 annually, the same as his current district salary, replacing Paul Johnston who left amid controversy. Gov. Ray aims to raise state salaries to over 30000. Benton was described as well qualified with substantial education experience.

Des Moines UPS Iowa Senate Robert Benton Council Bluffs Benton Paul Johnston Interm Robert D. Ray

Regents merit plan assailed by union

Union leaders from the University of Iowa Iowa State University and University of Northern Iowa attack the state board of regents merit system. They demand a real voice in rule making and charge the system favors management and allows discrimination in hiring promotions and raises.

Iuwa City Russell Powers State County and Municipal Iowa State University

Iowa banks hold 3 million for student loan program

State Treasurer Maurice E. Baringer deposited 3 088 000 in 268 Iowa banks to back college loans. Banks hold funds tied for up to 17 years while students repay, with over 46 million in loans guaranteed by the federal government. The move aims to spur higher education funding and community benefits.

Des Moines Oray Maurice E. Baringer Iowa Baringer Sioux City Paringer Texas Iowa Permanent School Fund

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