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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1968

Page

4

ABA adopts ethics code limiting criminal case news leaks

Chicago dispatch reports the American Bar Association votes to bar prosecutors judges and defense lawyers from disclosing pretrial case details. The policy urges police and FBI internal rules to curb information, drawing media warnings of an attempted constitutional amendment. J Edward Murray of the Editors group criticizes delays in a publishers survey on media influence.

Chicago UPI American Bar Association United States American Society of Newspaper Editors’ Freedom of Information Committee J. Edward Murray ABA House of Delegates Sheriff's Offices Federal Bureau of Investigation Murray

Soviet polls flag waste of highly trained Soviet workers

Soviet poll findings summarized by Novy Mir criticize planning inefficiencies. Half of university trained specialists work outside their field, only 2 percent of industry related research occurs in factory labs versus 61 percent in the United States. Kontorovich argues sociological polls can improve life and notes over a million more engineers than the U.S. yet lower industrial output and quality.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union Novy Mir New World United States Vladimir Kontorovich Kontorovich

Man Injured as Bridge Collapses Over Iowa River

Hills- Dale Shirkey 37 of Harper is in fair condition at University Hospitals Iowa City after a county bridge over the Iowa River collapsed under his tank transport truck Sunday. Officials say Shirkey, traveling west, veered onto the bridge east of Hills. A 100 foot span collapsed when the truck sheared a bridge truss. He was pinned for about 45 minutes. His son Danny 10, who rode with him, was treated and released.

Hills Dale Shirkey Harper Iowa City Iowa River Johnson County Shirkey Danny

Golden State Limited Ends After 66 Years

The westbound Golden State Limited ended after the Interstate Commerce Commission approved discontinuance. The Rock Island Line hauled cars to Tucumcari, New Mexico, then to El Paso with Sunset Limited cars. Chicago to Los Angeles service stopped. loss of revenue cited as reason. Local Iowa stops listed.

Chicago UPI Golden State Limited la Salle Street Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission Rock Island Lines Tucumcari N.M Southern Pacific el Paso Tex Los Angeles ICC Rock Island Post Office Department New York Central Iowa Golden State Davenport Muscatine Columbus Junction Fairfield Eldon Centerville Allerton

Easter sunrise speaker announced for city service

Dr. Charles Carlston of the University of Iowa School of Religion will speak at the annual Easter sunrise service sponsored by Washington's Men's Club. Ralph Kleese says the event, open to the public, will be at the YMCA on Easter Sunday at 6:45 a.m. He is an ordained United Presbyterian minister and former Dubuque Theological Seminary faculty member.

Washington's Men's Club Charles Carlston School of Religion Iowa City Ralph Kleese Carlston United Presbyterian University of Iowa Dubuque Theological Seminary YMCA

Severe quake devastates Ayios Efstratios island near Greece

An earthquake described as exceptional violence struck Ayios Efstratios in the Aegean between Greece and Turkey. A rescue ship reported 13 killed and 15 injured as 80 percent of northern island buildings were destroyed. Minor injuries on Lemos and damage there noted. Seismographs listed varied readings around 7.1 to 7.5, with Rome noting exceptional violence. The quake was felt as far as Naples and western Turkey.

Athens API Ayios Efstratios Aegean Sea Greece Turkey Miaoulis Aegean Lemos Athens Observatory Rome Uppsala Sweden Rome Observatory Naples Italy

Post Office to Close for Washington Birthday

The Washington Iowa Post Office will be closed Thursday February 22 in observance of Washingtons birthday. No city or rural delivery that day. Special delivery letters will be delivered within city limits. Banks and many offices will close. most retail businesses stay open.

Washington Iowa Washington

Eastern Iowa Co op Gets Federal Loan for Louisa Switching Station

A 338000 loan to Eastern Iowa Light and Power Cooperative from the Rural Electrification Administration funds construction of the Louisa Switching Station two miles south of Wapello near Highway 61. Construction to begin August 1968 with a February 1969 completion target. The 69 kilovolt station will connect two Eastern Iowa and two Iowa Southern Utilities lines, enabling more power exchange and improved service from Burlington to Muscatine and west to Washington, with future line and facility consolidation to cut power costs. Also includes high school basketball scores: Mid-Prairie 67 Solon 62, Waco 81 Fox Valley 28, New London 41 Columbus Community 46, Mt. Union Winfield 56 Highland 43, Mediapolis 41 Danville 21, Wapello 54 Morning Sun 45.

Eastern Iowa Light and Power Cooperative Louisa Wapello Highway 61 Rural Electrification Administration Washington, D. C Iowa Iowa Southern Utilities Burlington Muscatine Washington Mid - Prairie Solon Waco Fox Valley New London Columbus Community Mt. Union - Winfield Highland Mediapolis Danville Morning Sun

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