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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1973

Page

2

Right to Know symposium at Iowa covers press freedom duties

Iowa City report on a University of Iowa symposium titled The People's Right to Know Freedom and Responsibility held February 24. Speakers including George Reedy Helen Thomas and Bill Farr argued the public has a right to government information, urged accountability, and warned of censorship and a too-cozy media-government relationship.

Iowa City University of Iowa U of I Women In ‘Communications George Reedy Lyndon B. Johnson College of Journalism Marquette University Reedy Helen Thomas White House United Press International Los Angeles Times Bill Farr Farr Charles Manson Manson Thomas Asher Asher Media Access Projects Washington, D. C Anthony Russo Daniel Ellsberg Pentagon Russo Ellsberg

Pekin homemaker Cheryl Salterburg wins 1973 Betty Crocker honor

Cheryl Salterburg daughter of Mrs Isabel Salterburg is Pekin's 1973 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. She receives a special General Mills award and becomes eligible for state and national honors. Also in Richland news Joseph M Jones buys Rubio livestock trucking business. Joy Hesseltine wedding shower details and a trip report from sales managers award in Las Vegas noted.

Don Lane Richland Cheryl Salterburg Isabel Salterburg Pekin Betty Crocker General Mills Cheryl Richland Methodist Church Mildred Parsons Prudence Paxson India Joseph M. Jones Rubio Chalmers Hoskins Richland Tom Harrison Topeka Kan Jamie Mechelle Clifford Elmore Brighton Donald Harrison Dessie Elmore LaVerne Harrison Glen Elder Leonard Clair Scranton Russell Parsons Iris Court Mt. Pleasant Jack Hesseltine Grace Tinnis Don Long Boyd Sanders Keota Ted Spray Joy Linda Conger Nancy Hadley Jr. Krewson Las Vegas Walnut Grove Products Division W. R. Grace and Company

Bond to keynote Iowa Lincoln Day dinner in Des Moines

Missouri Governor Christopher S. Kit Bond, age 33, will speak at the 1973 Iowa Lincoln Day dinner on February 19 at Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Des Moines. Bond, a rising Republican, won the Missouri governorship in 1972 after earlier serving as state auditor and breaking a long Democratic hold. He is a St Louis native raised in Mexico, a top law graduate from University of Virginia, and a Princeton Woodrow Wilson School alumnus. He is married to Carolyn Reid of Owensboro Kentucky, a Phi Beta Rho alumna with a psychology master's from Kentucky and Miss Congeniality in Miss Kentucky Pageant.

Nativg Christopher S Kit) Bond Missouri Iowa Veterans Memorial Auditorium Des Moines Bond St. Louis Mexico University of Virginia Law School Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs Princeton University Carolyn Reid Owensboro Kentucky University of Kentucky

Marek Named Social Co Chair at Towers Residence Iowa State

Briets Marek has been named social co chair of the Towers Residence Association at Iowa State University as rain drenched March runs along route one Riverside.

Marek Route One Riverside Towers Residence Association Iowa State University

Pineapple Cake and Rhubarb Cobbler Recipes from Country Cook Book

Helene B Dillon presents recipes from the Shellbark Club anniversary edition Country Cook Book of Columbus Junction. Included are Pineapple Cake, Rhubarb Cobbler, Double Frosted Brownies, and Grace Strawberry Pie with stepwise instructions and frosting notes. Also noted is U.S. Air Force Sergeant Richard D. Dunbar arriving for duty in Thailand and his Washington Iowa roots.

Warren Helene B. Dillon Columbus Junction Julia Peters Dunbar U.S. Air Forces Thailand U.S. Air Force Richard D. Dunbar Anna R. Dunbar S. Iowa Washington Iowa Korat Royal Thai Afb Pacific Air Forces PACAF U.S Southeast Asia Far East Norton Afb Calif Washington High School

Rural America Farm Electrification Field Days Set in Hampton Iowa

Dates June 14 and 19 mark Rural America Farm Electrification Field Days in Hampton Iowa at the municipal airport one mile south. Co sponsors Franklin Rural Electric Cooperative and Iowa Public Service Co with the Hampton Chamber of Commerce and other local groups. A USDA farm talk is planned with a Midwest equipment display by manufacturers and safety and information booths. Parking for aircraft and cars will be near the field events and displays drawing visitors from Iowa and the Midwest.

Rural America Hampton Iowa Hampton Municipal Franklin Rural Electric Cooperative of Iowa Public Service Co Hampton Chamber of Commerce Hampton Chronicle and Times Franklin County Extension Service North United States Department of Agriculture Midwest Hampton Airport

Health Maintenance Organization Bill debated in Iowa Legislature

State Representative Keith H. Dunton reports on committee work as the Iowa House and Senate advance bills. The Senate approved HMO legislation allowing physicians hospitals insurers unions and others to form self contained care networks with pre set fees. The House debated SF 82 to lower the age of majority to eighteen and debated an amendment to maintain a 19 year drinking age. the amendment failed 71 to 23 and the bill proceeds to the Governor.

Keith H. Dunton Iowa House of Representatives Senate House Iowa Senate H.M.O

Women of Moose Club Meeting at ISU Rooms

Mrs Art Harris presided at the Women of Moose meeting at ISU rooms. A nurses scholarship gift was presented to the senior regent for Mooseheart. Plans for a rally day on March 4 with Washington as hostess chapter were announced and several chairpersons named. A surprise gift went to Judith Curl. The next meeting is February 22 at 8 p.m. with ritual practice.

Women OF Moose Art Harris ISU Ed Letts Mooseheart Washington Harris Helen Simmering Ronald Stalder John Downs Harold Brock College of Regents Academy of Friendship Judith Curl

Briefs Fined for Traffic Offenses

Kalona resident David James Nisley paid a $10 fine for improper passing. Michael Edward Quinn was fined $33 for speeding.

David James Nisley Kalona Michael Edward Quinn

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