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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1974

Page

1

Honor Band Members Named for Iowa Band Clinic Concert

Melanie Miksch Regina Patterson Donna Scalf Amy Fellows and Bob Stanger join the Honor Band at the Iowa Band Clinic University of Iowa February 16. The 150 member ensemble performs a Sunday concert at 2 30 p m in Hancher Auditorium conducted by Frederick Fennel. Public invited. Frank Piersol chairs the clinic.

Melanie Miksch Washington Regina Patterson Donna Scalf Wellman Amy Fellows Bob Stanger Kalona Iowa University of Iowa Hancher Auditorium Frederick Fennel University of Miami School of Music Coral Gables Fla Frank Piersol

Ex-mayor Ralph Martin ill with heart attack in Florida

Former Washington mayor Ralph Martin suffered a heart attack while on vacation in Clearwater Florida and was in the coronary unit of a local hospital. Relatives were notified by telephone and no further details were immediately available. The Martins had been in Florida for two weeks planning to return home.

Ralph Martin Washington Florida Clearwater

Regents approve contract for North Tower addition at UI Hospitals

The State Board of Regents approved a contract with Knutson Construction of Minneapolis for Phase II of the North Tower Addition to the University of Iowa Hospitals and Gimics. The $8.968 million base bid targets completion by mid October 1975, keeping total project costs within the original $13.9 million budget approved in 1972.

Des Moines State Board of Regents Minneapolis North Tower University of Iowa Gimics Knutson Construction Company Faw Minnesota Iow Regents

Riceville approves $775,000 school bond for new complex

Voters in the Riceville district approve a $775,000 bond after four prior attempts. Unofficial tally 958 yes 583 no, 62.2 percent in favor, surpassing the required 60 percent. Funds will build a junior-senior high school complex with extra classrooms and an industrial arts facility for 310 high school and 160 junior high students.

Riceville UPI Ials

Mezvinsky proposes full public financing for major party campaigns

Rep. Edward Mezvinsky of Iowa introduced a bill that would provide complete public funding for major party candidates in federal races. The measure would cap campaign costs and restrict campaign funds to public money.

Washington UPL Edward Mezvinsky Iowa Mezvinsky

Weekend Light Flurry Chance With Warmer Saturday Outlook

The forecast calls for cloudy skies with a chance of light freezing drizzle or light snow flurries this afternoon. Highs will be in the low to mid 30s, with tonight mostly cloudy and lows in the low to mid 20s. Saturday looks clearing and warmer with highs in the mid 40s as winds shift from south to southwest.

Nixon rejects further Watergate tapes evidence

President Nixon will not turn over more Watergate materials to Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski, including 27 tapes, risking a fresh court clash. Jaworski called the holdup harmful to a thorough probe, though he said indictments in the case are still expected within two weeks.

Washington UPI Nixon Leon Jaworski Jaworski White House Archibald Cox James C. Eastland D-Miss Senate Judiciary Committee Eastland Peter M. Stockett Jr Warren Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Birch Bayh D-Ind Kennedy Sen Strom ‘Thurmond R-S.c Cox Key Biscayne Gerald L. Warren James St. Clair St. Clair

Student Wins Music Campship For Next Summer

Jeff Schoonover son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Schoonover and eighth grade student at Washington Junior High has been awarded the music campship offered by the Fortnightly Club Music Department. He will attend Camp Dorian at Luther College Decorah in June. His goal is a music career through high school and college.

Jeff Schoonover Ralph Schoonover Washington Music Department Fortnightly Club Journal Washington Junior High School Jeff Dorian Luther College Decorah Eignth Sunrise Singers Brighton United Presbyterian Church

Identify of Hearst Kidnap Suspect Emerges in Media Reports

Reports by KQED and the San Francisco Chronicle name Donald D. DeFreeze 29 as the Symbionese Liberation Army figure Field Marshal Cinque linked to Patricia Hearst's abduction. FBI cautions it has not drawn that conclusion while DeFreeze’s mother and ex-wife say agents searched their Ohio homes last Saturday seeking details.

San Francisco UPI Patricia Hearst FBI Cleveland Ohio Miss Hearst KQED San Francisco Chronicle Donald D. Def

Iowa Senate approves bill to remove habitual traffic offenders

The Iowa Senate approved a measure by 45 to 4 to revoke driving privileges for up to six years after three or more flagrant violations in six years. Flagran t offenses include manslaughter from vehicle operation, DUI, or driving without a license or while suspended. An amendment would suspend license for one year after six violations in two years.

Des Moines UPI Iowa George Kinley D- Des Moines

Amtrak Faces Higher Losses Despite More Passengers

Amtrak's 1973 loss reached 158.6 million dollars, up 11.1 million from 1972, even as revenues rose 39.5 million. The annual report warns losses may continue through fiscal 1975 despite optimistic ridership projections tied to the energy crisis, and notes plans to add new cars and two more trains including Chicago New York and Washington and Chicago Los Angeles routes.

Amtrak Chicago New York Washington Los Angeles

January Wholesale Prices Jump Amid Food and Fuel Increases

Wholesale prices rose 3.1 percent after seasonal adjustment in January with a 7.7 percent rise in fuels and a 22 percent surge in crude oil. Food and farm products drove much of the gain while nearly all major categories advanced, signaling renewed inflation pressure.

Washington UPI Labor Department Agriculture Department Bureau of Labor Statistics

Four Iowans Die in Two Car Crash Near Chatsworth

Four people die in a two car collision on Iowa 12 one mile south of Chatsworth. The victims include three teens from Akron and Ireton and a Rock Valley man. Authorities say the Akron youths were Frederick Talbott 16 William Stibral 19 and Curtis Cornish 17. Jerald Lee Ryan 22 of Rock Valley died at a Sioux City hospital after arriving there.

Chatsworth UPI Iowa Rock Valley Iowa 12 Here Frederick Talbott William Stibral Akron Curtis Cornish Ireton Plymouth County Jerald Lee Ryan

British miners widen picket lines to rail crossings

Striking miners extend protests to railroad crossings and threaten Thames blockade to stop coal and oil shipments. Government warns of indefinite electricity brownouts and repeated power cuts to conserve dwindling fuel stocks as unions refuse to move fuel to power plants.

London UPI Thames Britain National Coal Miners Isle of Grain Thames Estuary Yorkshire Lincolnshire England Engine Drivers Union Arthur Scargill Yorkshire Mineworkers Terry Harrison Kent Riverside

Barrow Show This Tuesday At Washington Livestock Barn

The annual winter market barrow show will be held Tuesday evening February 19 at the Washington Livestock Auction sale barn. Weigh in is from 5 30 to 6 30 p m with the show starting at 7 30 p m. 4 H and FFA judging will be featured and carcass results announced at the March 9 Washington County Park Producers banquet. Cutout data will be available for herd status. Parkettes will sell ham sandwiches and pie. Producers should prepare for the National Commercial Swine Conference at the Washington County fairgrounds next September.

Washington FFA Washington County Park Aso Washington County Fairgrounds

Federal energy official predicts motorists curb panic buying

John C. Sawhill deputy administrator of the Federal Energy Office says Americans will cool off and avoid nationwide rationing. He notes surveys show many in lines already have half a tank and urges equitable gasoline distribution as states and localities weigh rationing as a last resort.

Washington UPI John C. Sawhill Federal Energy Office District of Columbia Sawhill FEO Sawnill Kenneth Cole Nixon William B. Simon Askea

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Mezvinsky Bill Cleveland Press Donald DeFreeze Mary DeFreeze Gene Kennedy D - Dubuque Iowa Highway Patrol Karl Nolin D - Ralston Nolin James Briles R-Corning C. Joseph Coleman D-Clare Ralph Potter Marion Immingham Barrow
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