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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1973

Page

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Mezvinsky urges public defense of press freedom

Rep Edward Mezvinsky of Iowa calls for safeguarding the constitutional right to free press. He notes hearings on newsmen's rights and warns a future law could infringe the press. He discusses federal program cuts, district outreach offices in Iowa City, Burlington, and Davenport to improve government responsiveness.

Washington, Iowa UPI Edward Mezvinsky O-Iowa Mezvinsky Lowa House Washington Ralph Martin Iowa Democrat Iowa City Burlington Davenport

Gas tank blast buries 40 as Staten Island workers feared

A massive explosion at Texas Eastern Transmission Co. tank on Staten Island buried 40 laborers under concrete. Survivors said gas odors were persistent and safety tests had shown the atmosphere safe before repairs. 26 bodies were recovered by early today. Authorities cite unknown cause and note earlier safety standards were developed in 1965.

Texas Eastern Transmission Co Staten Island John Carroll Carroll Michael Maye Uniformed Fire Fighters Association Joe Oppedisano Dominick John O'Hagan

Weather shifts to clouds and wintry mix this afternoon

Forecast calls for clouds this afternoon with a chance of rain or freezing rain, then snow likely tonight into Tuesday morning. Highs in the lower to middle 30s with east to southeast winds 10 to 20 mph. tonight's lows near 30s. Tuesday highs in the lower 30s. Precipitation probability 30 percent this afternoon, 90 percent tonight, and 80 percent Tuesday.

Welcome home POWs mark first Vietnam release stop in Philippines

The first group of American prisoners from Vietnam arrived at Clark Air Base after flying in from Hanoi on three medical flights. 116 men were listed, including the longest-held, Lt. Cmdr. Everett Alvarez Jr., as families watched anxiously on TV. The return followed a Paris accord deadline and involved a delay at Loc Ninh for the Viet Cong release. Civilian and military detainees greeted the homecoming amid cheers from base residents and signs thanking the returning servicemen.

United Press International Philippines United States Hanoi North Vietnam South Vietnam Clark Air Force Base Saigon Pentagon America Navy Jeremiah A. Denton Virginia Beach Clark Loc Ninh Joint Military Commission JMC Paris Brian D. Woods Lemoore Calif Mrs. Phillip Gallanti Gastonia N.C Phillip Gallanti Nixon San Clemente James A. Mulligan Pensacola Fla Quang Tri Manila Cmdr Everett Alvarez Santa Clara Robert B. Purcell Louisville

Hendrickson Convicted Embezzler Sentenced in Iowa Case

Raymond L. Hendrickson, former Kalona Savings Bank president, was sentenced in Fort Madison to up to 10 years for embezzlement with a 30 500 fine and 30 years suspended terms. He pleaded guilty to four counts, including uttering a forged instrument and making a false certificate. Terms are concurrent per judge.

Raymond L. Hendrickson Fort Madison Hendrickson Kalona Savings Bank Washington County Grand Jury Ira F. Morrison Morrison Lawa Katona Bank State Bureau of Adult

Governor proposes ending state salary book publication

Governor Robert Ray seeks to halt the annual state salary book citing high cost and obsolescence. He would replace it with a comptroller maintained list of state employees earning over $300 and provide it to senate clerks each year. He also backs higher license fees, broader alcohol programs, a Vietnam bonus debt plan, and audits of agencies receiving public funds.

DES Moines Ira Robert Ray George Wilson Ray Senate

Ticket sales brisk for Y's Men's play Never Too Late

Brisk ticket sales for the Y s Men s play Never Too Late continue with many seats still available for all nights. Wednesday and Thursday showings have strong demand, said Wes Widmer, chairman, urging patrons to buy reserved tickets at Osincup Drug to secure good seats.

Wes Widmer Osincup Drug

Iowa papers win Inland typography honors in New Orleans

Two Iowa newspapers earned Inland Daily Press Association typography awards in New Orleans. The Burlington Hawk-Eye received a first place citation for Class B offset papers over 10,000 circulation, while the Davenport Times-Democrat took third place in Class B for letterpress papers with 25,000 to 75,000 circulation.

New Orleans UPI Iowa Inland Daily Press Association Burlington Hawk-Eye Davenport

Winter storm heads toward Iowa with snow by evening

A rapidly developing winter storm from southwest Kansas moves into western Iowa this afternoon. Rain, freezing rain and snow switch to snow by evening, with heavy snow possible in the northwest. Blowing and drifting snow Tuesday followed by colder temperatures and a winter storm watch.

United Press International Iowa National Weather Service Kansas The Weather Service

Farenthold to lead national women’s caucus in new push

Frances Sissy Farenthold, 46, former Texas legislator and gubernatorial candidate, was elected chair of the National Women’s Political Caucus at its first U S convention in 101 years. She vowed to push for equality in elective offices from city hall to Capitol within the next two years amid a chaotic start.

United States Farenthold

Kissinger to Rest in Hong Kong Before Peking Trip

Kissinger will fly to Hong Kong from Hanoi for two days of rest before continuing to Peking. A U S Consulate spokesman said he will not hold a news conference during his Hong Kong stay as part of a tour to discuss postwar U S relations with Asian Communist leaders.

AU Aval Nane House Henry A. Kissinger Hong Kong Hanoi Peking Kissinger U.S

Mezvinsky Holds Washington Listening Session With Iowa City Officials

Congressman Ed Mezvinsky met Sunday in Washington with city government representatives and local business leaders to discuss upcoming federal legislation. He urged better rural urban cooperation and faster delivery of health care, sewer, and crime funding while offering to help locate available funds and streamline rules.

Ed Mezvinsky Washington Congress Iowa City Mezvinsky Iowa Sean Ashington Washington County Ralph Martin Paul Ryan

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