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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1973

Page

2

Waco Students to Compete in Iowa Speech Contest

Waco students Susie Swartzendruber Kathy Stone Barbara Reschly and Judy Hulme will participate in the Iowa High School Speech Association event February 23 24 in Mediapolis under teacher Mrs Frick They will perform Improvisational Storytelling Poetry Interpretive Poetry Reading Expository Address Original Oratory Extemporaneous Speaking and Humorous Acting respectively This marks first contest for all except Kathy Stone.

Laurence Shaffer Wayland Waco Iowa High School Bob Roth Tim Mt. Pleasant Roth Ralph Roth Dan Jean Clark North Liberty Mennonite Board of Missions Elkhart Ind West Branch Friends Meeting Jean Mennonite Wayland U.S Stockton San Francisco Usvers Center For the Clark Franklin Clark West Liberty

Early abortion becomes legal in Iowa up to 24 weeks

Iowa Attorney General Richard Turner said there is no question abortions up to 24 weeks are legal in Iowa following the Supreme Court ruling. He warned a slim chance remains to prosecute third trimester cases under the old 115 year statute, and urged new legislation to align with the ruling. Gov Ray signaled no opposition to delaying action this year.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Richard Turner Turner U.S. Supreme Court Supreme Court Robert D. Ray

Scout Troop 242 Demonstrates First Aid on Saturday

Scout Troop 242 will give first aid demonstrations on the square Saturday afternoon from 1 to 4 p.m. in the former Fern Bakery building. Demonstrations were delayed from Scout Week and will cover severe bleeding stopped breathing poisoning by mouth bandages fractures burns and other emergencies.

Fern Bakery

Clark hails bill to aid the elderly

Senator Dick Clark of Iowa praised Senate passage of a 1.5 billion Older Americans Act aid package. The measure, approved 82 to 9, funds community centers recreation facilities and employment counseling for adults over 45, addressing unemployment and aging concerns with emphasis on Iowa’s senior population. Clark voted for the bill. Senator Hughes was absent.

Washington UPI Dick Clark Iowa Senate Towa Nixon Congress Clark Harold E. Hughes Dlowa

The Amazing World Traveling Pretzel

A talking pretzel dreams of seeing the world and changes shape to thrill a boy and his classmates. News stories and pictures follow its evolving forms while a burglar is foiled as it becomes handcuffs. A tour ends in a hungry village where a mouse shape finally satisfies the eater.

Banks predicts bright future for Iowa Hawkeyes baseball

University of Iowa coach Duane Banks told the Kiwanis Club that the Hawkeyes will push for a national college title within three years after winning the Big Ten last season. He praised the 1973 squad as talented and very young with strong pitching and defense, noting at least three freshmen may start and only three seniors on the roster. Banks, who previously coached at Parsons College, emphasized discipline and drill readiness while joking about shifting football funds to baseball if needed.

University of Iowa Duane Banks Kiwanis Club Banks Hawkeyes Iowa Iowa City Parson's College Fairfield Doug Dunlap Washington Demon Baseballers Hawkeye Arizona Lasr Frank Lauterbur U of 1 Max Smith Kiwanis Archie Lovick Fred Lucia Tom Guintoli Leland Grove Frank Dunn Washington

Washington High Art Service Club drives student projects

The Art Service Club at Washington High School led by Carlton Bump designed band posters for the Jazz Festival and fall play programs. Members created cheer megaphones, wrestler photos, bumper stickers, and “Sneaky Fitch” posters. President Jacque Mings guides 26 students with plans for a Des Moines trip and an art exhibit visit. Navy recruit Diane Franzen, a 1972 WHS graduate, completed recruit training in Orlando and heads to Pensacola for Communications School.

Nancy Robertson Washington High School Carlton Bump WHS Sneaky Fitch Horse and Rider Jacque Mings Jacque Jean Soucek Melinda Pacha Ella Albright Mark Stevenson ASC Des Moines Franzen Orlando Fla Diane M. Franzen Charles Franzen W. Main Washington Iowa Naval Training Center Washington High Communications Pensacola

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