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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1972

Page

1

Beef Producers Postpone Meeting to March 14

The Washington County Beef Producers Association postpones its annual meeting from March 2 to March 14 due to a speaker schedule conflict. The dinner meeting is set for 7 p.m. at the Captain's Table with free dinners for members. Cliff Iverson of Iowa State University will discuss Changes in the Beef Business. Members may join at the door or through any director.

Washington County Beef Producers Association Raymond Lasek Cliff Iverson Ottumwa Iowa State University Livestock

Iowa rural families back Ray Vietnam war bonus poll

A Wallace's Farm Magazine poll shows 87 percent of rural Iowa families favor Gov. Robert D. Rays Vietnam war bonus. Support remains despite legislative warnings that the proposal is in trouble during the current session.

Des Moines Nel Iowa Robert D. Ray Wallace Farm Magazine Ray

Iowa House OKs 2.4 Million for Educational TV Network

Iowa lawmakers approved a 2.4 million dollar appropriation to fund the Iowa Educational Broadcasting Network. The measure passed 864, funding 80 thousand dollars annually for three years to expand access to educational television, starting with northeast and northwest regions next year and extending to southwest and two north central sites in later years.

Des Moines UPI Iowa House Today Iowa Educational Broadcasting Network House Southwest Iowa

Vaccination Side Effects Warned by Washington School Nurse

Washington County students recently vaccinated against rubella may develop a mild fever within one to two weeks. Doses of aspirin are advised by age: 3–10 years one adult aspirin every 4–6 hours. over 10 years ten grains (two adult aspirin) every 4–6 hours. A mild rash may appear in some children, usually not needing treatment unless fever accompanies it. The school nurse provided this guidance.

Washington County Washington

Washington Jazz Festival crowns winners at high school event

An estimated 1000 attendees watched the Washington High School hosted festival as Woodward Granger under Tom Wehr won first. Eddyville and South Tama took second and third while Eddyville soloist Kevin Arnold earned outstanding soloist honors. Muscatine Wapello Mt. Vernon Columbus Community Woodward Granger Springville Mid Prairie New London Mt. Pleasant Oskaloosa Bloomfield Wilton Junction South Tama competed. WHS participated without scoring. Mike Wax of Stan Kenton Orchestra performed and clinic duties were held. Larry Green credited Everetts Music Co. for festival coordination.

Washington Muscatine Wapello Mt. Vernon Columbus Community Woodward-Granger Springville Mid-Prairie New London Mt. Pleasant Eddyville Oskaloosa Bloomfield Wilton Junction South Tama Mike Wax Stan Kenton Larry Green WHS Everetts Music Co

Nixon Ends China Visit Returns to Anchorage Homeward

President Nixon wrapped up a landmark China trip aboard the Spirit of '76 jetliner, landing near Elmendorf AFB in Alaska shortly after 5 am EST. He and Pat prepared for a late- night departure to Andrews, while aides weighed the communique and Taiwan implications amid a world reactions mix.

Anchorage API Nixon China Elmendorf Air Force Base Robert Ruegg U.S. Alaska Military District Alaska Andrews Air Force Base North Pole Shanghai Peking Chiang Kai-shek Taiwan Korea Vietnam

Democrats Meet at Court House for Muskie Delegates

Washington County Democrats hold Saturday convention with Tracy Anderson of Kalona delivering the keynote and announcing candidacy for county attorney. Delegates chosen for district and state conventions split among Muskie 12, McGovern 4, and 4 uncommitted. John Elliott re-elected chairman. officers named including Mary Lee Ehrenfelt as secretary and Wellman as parliamentarian. Resolutions call for targeted drug abuse action, higher farm income, and separate tax returns for conglomerates with farming interests.

Washington Wellman Albion Young Elmer Schneider Riverside Elliott Iowa Supreme Court Jim Lynch John Tapscott Paul Franzenberg John Schmidhauser Soukup al Fritz Washington County John Elliott Wanda Smith Marguerite Marek Geraldine Schulty

Muskie Holds Lead After Iowa County Conventions

UPI reports Maine Senator Edmund Muskie leading South Dakota Senator George McGovern in Iowa’s delegate race with 40.6 percent to 26.6 percent as 98 of 9 counties report. County conventions selected 34 of 46 delegates. remaining 12 to May 20 state convention. Uncommitted drops noted. precinct results showed Muskie 35 percent, McGovern 22 percent, and 41 percent uncommitted.

Des Moines UPI Maine Edmund Muskie South Dakota George McGovern Muskie McGovern Iowa Harold E. Hughes Iown Democratic Party Clif Larson Larson Clay County

Wilton to drop Junction in name change plan

Wilton Junction will revert to Wilton in a name change approved by officials. Postmaster George Cook notes sign removals, new stamps, and possible mail confusion as the town of 1,750 returns to an officially single name, though residents may keep Wilton Junction in return addresses briefly.

Wilton Junction UPI Wilton George Cook Cook United States Chamber of Commerce

Fighting flares in four Vietnam areas

UPI reports ground fighting flared in four South Vietnamese areas and in Cambodia with 184 guerrillas and 20 South Vietnamese killed. U.S. forces counted at least 20 enemy dead, two Americans wounded when an observation helicopter was shot down, and B 52s conducted 12 missions targeting suspected guerrilla positions near Khe Sanh and the Ho Chi Minh Trail. East of Saigon 1st Cavalry and Rangers killed eight in two ambushes, while bombed bunkers near Firebase Fiddler's Green and Da Nang area gunships added to the toll amid a larger Cambodian operation involving about 9,000 South Vietnamese troops.

Saigon UPI South Vietnam Cambodia da Nang Khe Sanh Demilitarized Zone Ho Chi Minh Trail Laos U.S 1St Air Cavalry Fiddler's Green 1St Cavalry

Weather forecast for Iowa from United Press International

Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with mild south and mostly cloudy north. Little temperature change, chance of rain or snow in extreme north. Today highs range from upper 30s in the northeast to the 70s in the extreme southwest. Lows tonight from the middle 20s north to the upper 30s south.

United Press International Iowa

Dam breaks in Buffalo Creek Valley kills and floods towns

In Man West Virginia a coal waste dam failed after days of heavy rain sending a mile long wall of water through 14 mining communities. Sixty bodies recovered, about 300 believed dead or missing, and thousands homeless as National Guardsmen search wreckage and federal aid is pledged.

Man W. Va Buffalo Creek Valley Arch Moore Nixon China Logan County Mingo County U.S. Geological Survey Washington Kentucky Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania Lorado

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