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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1975

Page

1

Beating at Martensdale New Year party leaves six injured

Warren County authorities said no arrests yet but the investigation continued into a New Year s Eve beating at a mobile home near Martensdale Iowa. James Tyler 23 rural Martensdale was hospitalized in Des Moines with head and hand injuries reported in good condition five others were treated at Des Moines General Hospital for injuries.

Martensdale Iowa UPI Warren County Here James Tyler Des Moines Des Moines General Hospital

Honeymoon Jackpot At El Dorado Hotel

James and Brenda Harrington married New Year’s Eve and won a $26 565 slot jackpot on New Year’s Day at Reno Nevada El Dorado Hotel. Four sevens lined up and Mrs Harrington called it wonderful and said what a honeymoon. Senator Proxmire proposes limiting chauffeured government cars to a small group, with broad restrictions on use for travel to and from work except for top officials.

Reno, Nev UPI James Brenda Harrington San Pablo Calif el Dorado Hotel Washington William Proxmire D-Wis Proxmire Ford Nelson A. Rockefeller Warren Burger

Klapp Named Washington Evening Journal Society Editor

Mrs. Bruce Sheilah Klapp is appointed the new Society Editor at the Washington Evening Journal, succeeding retiree Mrs. Lester Luckenbill. An alumna of the University of Town with honors, she previously wrote for the Waterloo Daily Courier and did radio ads and freelance features. The Klapps live at 602 E Harrison with two children, Lori and Todd, while her husband pastors Pleasant Hill Christian Church and works for Sherman Eden Funeral Home.

Bruce Sheilah) Klapp Washington Evening Journal Lester Dorothy) Luckenbill Klapp University of Town Alpha Lambda Delta Scholastic Society Waterloo Daily Courier E. Harrison Washington Pleasant Hill Christian Church Disciples Sherman-Eden Funeral Home Klapps Lori Todd Lincoln School

Watergate aides deny guilt after verdict in landmark case

Washington high court verdict finds Richard Nixon aides Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman guilty of conspiracy obstruction and lying in Watergate. Parkinson acquitted, Mardian convicted. sentences to be set on appeal amid pretrial publicity challenges. Nixon promised statement as relatives react in courtroom and outside.

Washington Richard Nixon John N. Mitchell H.R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman Mitchell Nixon Haldeman Ehrlichman White House Robert C. Mardian Kenneth W. Parkinson San Clemente Calif U.S John J. Sirica Ford Polly NBC Today Show James Neal Ken Parkinson Bob Mardian John Mitchell Elizabeth Holtzman House Judiciary Committee U.S. District Court Democratic Party Watergate James P. Capitanio Susan Jeanne Daniel Ellsberg Ehrlichmans Seattle Mardian Dorothy Parkinson Jeanne Ehrlichman

Senate committee assignments announced in Des Moines

Senate committees were named by Democratic floor leader George Kinley. Forrest Schwengels of Fairfield joins the Cities and Towns, Ways and Means, and State Government panels. Democrats now control both chambers after Robert Carr won a Dubuque County seat, narrowing the margin to 26 to 24.

DES Moines SDPA Town Senate George Kinley Forrest Schwengels Fairfield State Senate Washington County Cities & Towns Ways and Dubuque County Senate Robert Carr Dubuque Michael Blouin Arthur Neu R-Carroll House Kinley Sen Neu Clifton Lamborn Maquoketa Lamborn

Larson seeks manpower for Iowa highway patrol expansion

State Safety Commissioner Charles Larson asks the Legislature to add 35 troopers, aiming for a total of 445, contingent on federal funds. notes 75 troopers were lost since 1968 due to a shorter workweek and longer vacations, with reassignment of some staff from the drivers' license division. He cites costs of adding troopers and potential attrition to fund shifts, and outlines plans for six narcotics agents, arson investigators, and a fraud unit to strengthen state enforcement.

Deoaine’s Charles Larson Highway Patrol Larson Wou Iowa BCI State Bureau of Criminal Investigation Craig Beck Direcor

Marshall new chairman Take county office

Marshall of Washington elected chairman of the Washington County Board of Supervisors for a one year term as courthouse offices begin a new year. He and fellow newcomers were sworn in by County Auditor Walter Schroeder joined by first Democratic supervisor Elmer Schneider, with Richard Bordwell county attorney and re-elected Wallace Fagen and Maxine Smith.

Alph Marshall Washington Washington County Board of Supervisors Marshall Walter Schroeder Elmer Schneider Riverside Richard Bordwell Wallace Fagen Maxine Smith Schneider and John Patterson Patterson Bordwell Fagen Mrs Smith

Deaths surpass births in Washington County for 1974

County vital statistics show 213 births in 1974, down 44 from 1973, while deaths rose to 221, up 40 from 181. June saw 25 births, August had the most marriages with 22, and divorces declined to 38. Marriages totaled 159, down two from 1973.

Washington County Robert Riley Cupid

Heavy Snow Warnings With Accumulations Likely Friday

A heavy snow warning is in effect as snow spreads this afternoon and tonight with 4 inches or more likely by Friday morning. Snow diminishes Friday with highs around 32. Lows tonight 23 to 29, winds southeast 12 to 22 mph. Precipitation chances 90 percent this afternoon, 70 percent tonight, 30 percent Friday.

Fire at Wilson Junior High Damages Cherokee Gym

A blaze at Wilson Junior High School in Cherokee Iowa caused extensive damage to the gym and rest of the building with smoke damage. Flames were visible from the east windows when firefighters arrived around 4 30 am. Fire Chief Jim Bleakley said arson is suspected and the state fire marshal's office is assisting the investigation.

Cherokee Iowa UPI Wilson Junior High Jim Bleakley

Rash of accidents on December 31 across Washington County

Sheriff officers logged a busy year end with a string of minor crashes as roads froze to ice. Notable cases include Homer Neal Porter and Mrs. Richard Wehr sustaining injuries in a head on collision on highway 92 near West Chester at 6 15 p.m. Damages were about 1500 and 3500 dollars.

Homer Neal Porter West Chester Richard Joseph Wehr Washington Washington County Highway 92 Porter Wehr Ofhers Selby Highway 22 Weidlein

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