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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1971

Page

1

Flooding and public works updates across Iowa towns

Irregular rain and thawing moisture pushed streams over banks in Iowa while ground stayed frozen. Flood risks linger in low-lying areas as roads soften and officials ask heavy vehicles off streets. Also, a new Iowa Farm Bureau office site in West Des Moines was chosen, with Brooks Borg and Skiles as architects and construction set to begin in fall. In Fort Dodge, Karl King receives an award for advancing school bands. In Davenport, Jack Dudley became an unplanned midwife when his wife gave birth in their car on the way to St Luke’s Hospital, with all parties reported in good condition.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Farm Bureau The Bureau J. Merrill Anderson University Avenue Anderson Brooks, Borg and Skiles Iowa Karl King Fort Dodge Joseph Coleman Clare King Edwin Franko Goldman Davenport Jack Dudley Eldridge Dudley Janet St. Luke’s Hospital Mount Joy St. Luke’s

Iowa House Reverses Vote on Liquor Restructure Bill

The Iowa House backtracked from an earlier defeat to approve a sweeping liquor control bill 59 to 36 after adopting a Pierson amendment that ends a 2 a.m. Sunday tavern option. Governor Ray pressured passage, while Rep Kevin Kelly called the reversal a sellout.

Des Moines UPI Iowa House George Pierson Roskaloosa Pierson Robert D. Ray Kevin Kelly Sioux City

Nixon proposes national health plan with private insurance role

President Nixon outlines a national health care partnership requiring private employers to provide low cost coverage for workers and families with the federal government paying most costs for the poor. The plan envisions 25 percent worker premium, catastrophic coverage up to 50 000, premium free protection for families of four under 3000, and sliding fees up to 50 000 income. It aims to cover all and cut Medicaid, with HEW forecasting about 3 billion dollars in year one.

Washington UPI Nixon Congress HEW Elliott L., Richardson Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass

North Vietnam Blasts Nixon Over War Plan Accusations

The Hanoi delegation at Paris condemned Nixon for feverish military plans and warned his remarks threaten peace talks. They accused the United States of being warlike and obstinate, insisting the administration seeks no peaceful settlement in Vietnam.

Paris UPI Hanoi Nixon North Vietnam America

Notice of Incorporation of German Fleckvieh of America Inc

Public notice announces the incorporation of German Fleckvieh of America Inc. The document names the corporate formation and official filing details as required by law.

Fleckvieh of America Inc

Senate approves partyline remap to spark Kyl Smith race

Iowa Senate passed a 37 to 11 partyline vote endorsing a redistricting plan that dissolves one of six districts and pairs Republican John Kyl with Democrat Neal Smith in a new 10-county south central district. The plan moves Keokuk Jefferson and other counties to reshape six districts amid concerns of constitutional challenge and incumbents’ strength.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Senate Today Iowa Senate John Kyl Neal Smith Kyl Smith Kyl-Smith Fred Schwengel Browa Tom Riley Cedar Rapids University of Iowa Kyl - Smith Polk Jasper Marion Mahaska Keokuk Lucas Monroe Wapello Appanoose Davis Kyl Smith Polk County Buchanan County H. R. Gross Winneshiek County John Culver Jefferson Schwengel Jefferson County

Iowa Senate approves police and fire pension bill

The Iowa Senate approved a retirement and pension benefits bill for police and firemen on a 30 to 18 vote, sending it to the House. It ties benefits to the five highest salaries, allows early retirement at 55 with 10 years’ service, and blocks increases based on annual raises if retiring before 55. Opponents fear higher property taxes and financing issues.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Senate House Senate Minnette Doderer Iowa City Harold Thordsen Davenport James Potgeter Steamboat Rock

Hughes Warns of Possible North Vietnam Invasion

Sen. Harold E. Hughes warns in Dallas that the military may seek to invade North Vietnam as the next step in widening the war. He accuses the Nixon administration of deception and notes ongoing air campaigns in Laos and Cambodia. He likens Laos to Mexico for China and urges caution about Chinese reaction.

Dallas UPI Harold E. Hughes Iowa North Vietnam Hughes Indochina United States Cambodia Laos National Rural Electric Cooperative Association Nixon Southeast Asia China Mexico

Iowa Weather Outlook Tonight Through Friday

Occasional showers and thunderstorms anticipated tonight with lows in the 30s to 40s. Friday brings partial cloudiness and a chance of showers in the northeast and extreme east, with cooler highs in the 30s to 40s.

United Press International Iowa

Costly delay warned as 1 cent sales tax urged in Iowa

Iowa lawmakers heard that delaying a one cent sales tax could force later increases up to five cents to cover a projected deficit. House Appropriations Chair John Camp argued the 1 cent hike could fill the gap through the biennium, adding about $62 million annually, while critics warned against rushed tax changes and overspending.

House Appropriations Committee John Camp R - Bryant Camp House Ways and Means Committee Appropriations Committee Senate

Iowa House considers special hotel hotel tax proposal

Rep. Robert Kreamer proposes a separate hotel and motel service tax added to the sales tax as a revenue source. He argues visitors pay gas taxes and use roads, while opponents warn it shifts tax burden and burdens citizens during slow growth.

DES Moines UPI House Ways and Means Iowa Robert Kreamer Kreamer Dale Cochran Eagle Grove George Kinley Cochran Camp Cocran

Intercepted Memo From REP CAMP Des Moines

A terse intercepted memo from REP CAMP in Des Moines notes a lost coin, a penny and nickel, in a wartime or political context. The fragmentary line suggests a wry remark about value and wit.

Camp Des Moines

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