Washington County jurors told to skip next Tuesday report
Citizens summoned for petit jury duty are excused for the next Tuesday as the criminal case has been continued. Clerk Carol Giardino announced jurors will be notified when to report again.
12 Feb 1977
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1977
Page
1
Citizens summoned for petit jury duty are excused for the next Tuesday as the criminal case has been continued. Clerk Carol Giardino announced jurors will be notified when to report again.
Section leaders and captains involved in the 1977 YMCA enrollment drive will gather at the Y at noon Monday. Reports on progress will be given and plans for completing the drive discussed. All captains and section leaders are urged to attend.
Washington Junior High music groups perform in a free public concert labeled Junior High's A Poppin on Monday at 7 30 p m Open to all attendees with no admission charge.
Iowa Army National Guard members will gain practical experience in their specialties during two week encampments. The 134th Medical Company from Washington will train at Fort Sam Houston Texas July 16 to 30 alongside the Headquarters Detachment 109th Medical Battalion and the 209th Medical Company from Iowa City. One unit the 3655th Maintenance Company from Camp Dodge will train in Germany in August. exact site not announced. Encampments require 88 hours of actual mission training per member.
U.S. Ambassador to the UN Andrew Young said his 12 day Africa tour convinced him a Rhodesia settlement is necessary and possible. He cited talks with black leaders and officials from the State Department and British Foreign Office and met Ivor Richard and Anne Armstrong in London before flying to New York.
President Carter said he would warn the Soviet Union ahead of large U S maneuvers to test troop readiness, while most drills would be unannounced to avoid international concern. He toured Plains, spoke of doomsday plane capabilities, and emphasized keeping forces ready without provoking fear.
Partly cloudy weather expected with highs in the mid forties and a clear, colder night with lows in the teens. Northwest winds will range from 15 to 25 mph today and ease to 10 to 15 mph tonight. Mostly sunny Sunday with highs near 40.
United Press International reports expanding flood danger across eastern and midwestern states as warm temperatures melt snow and ice causing river rises. Ice jams threaten western Pennsylvania and parts of the Ohio River Valley while Texas and neighboring states see heavy rains. Forecasters warn rivers may flood with ice movement and shoreline damage.
In Avondale at Catherine Booth Nursing Home seven or eight held hostage by Jessie L Coulter escaped after overpowering a man with a sawed-off shotgun in a windowless X-ray room storage area. Coulter and his ex-wife Rita Gibson remained inside with at least one hostage, with police reporting no further injuries.
Frank the Bomp, known as Bompensiero, a San Diego Mafia chief and reputed FBI informer, was killed in an alley shot by a silenced pistol as he returned to his Pacific Beach apartment. Reports cite federal sources and law enforcement intel linking his informant role to high crime circles.
A Chancery Court judge gave Dr Yutaka Kato authority to turn off Mrs Della Dockery s respirator but indicated no one intends to do so soon. The ruling outlines standards for deciding withdrawal while preserving care during appeal.
A new 300000 dollar Iowa Lions Cornea Center at University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics serves 15000 patients annually. Dr. Jay H. Krachmer notes the facility unites ophthalmology services with a microbiology lab a contact lens service a cornea research unit and Lions Eye Bank built through Iowa Lions Clubs fundraising since 1975 dedication set for May.
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