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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1973

Page

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City Council Approves Officers and Appointments

The Washington City Council confirmed John Cherry as police chief and Lewis McFadden as fire chief for another year. Max Owens and Charles Gibson were named to five year terms on the board of adjustment. The council discussed a proposed zoning ordinance and reviewed preliminary plans by Hynes and Howes. A move of no parking signs on West Second Street was approved. Earlier, the December 29 meeting approved a 4.4682 percent pay raise for city employees and named Don Hanson to the planning and zoning commission, with Jeff Olson reappointed for five years.

Washington John Jack) Cherry Lewis McFadden Max Owens Charles Gibson Board of Adjustment Hynes & Howes West Second Street Finance Committee Don Hanson M. L. Tweeton Planning and Zoning Commission Jeff Olson

Honors program invitations for 21 University of Iowa students

Stanley Close of Washington is among 21 freshmen invited to join the University of Iowa Honors Program for next summer or fall. Merit scholarships cover partial or full tuition for top students, who must rank in the top 10 percent and score high on the ACT. Honors students attend selective sections of courses and must maintain a B average.

Iowa City Stanley Close Washington University of Iowa

Storm brings freezing rain and snow with hazardous travel

Weather warns of rain and freezing rain this afternoon changing to snow tonight with 3 inches or more of accumulation, continuing Thursday. Easterly winds today shifting to strong northerly tonight and Thursday will worsen blowing snow. Highs in the low 30s, tonight and Thursday around 20.

Local baker Paul Fern retires after 28 years at Fern Pastry Shop

Paul Fern aged 62 ends a 28 year pre dawn routine at Fern Pastry Shop on the square. He and wife LaRay opened December 16 194 and closed December 23 1972 sellingVienna French breads cookies pies and candies. The building will be sold to a bank. Fern plans to sell equipment and retire.

Marty Chebuhar Paul Fern Fern Toto Washington LaRay Vienna Waverly Tripoli

Congress opens 93rd Congress calls for Vietnam peace

Senate Leader Mansfield keynote urges prompt legislation to force U S withdrawal from Vietnam as House Democrats push for a quick end to the war. Republicans also hold caucuses. leaders Scott and Ford are renominated, with Albert easily renominated as Speaker.

Washington UPI Senate Mike Mansfield U.S Vietnam House Mansfield Congress Hugh Scott Gerald Ford Carl Albert Nixon Montanan House Democrats North Vietnam Senate Foreign Relations Committee Sen Edward W. Brooke R-Mass Indochina Buck Nixon Senate Democrats Robert C. Byrd West Virginia GOP Robert Griffin Michigan John G. Tower Texas Robert Taft Jr Ohio Norris H. Cotton New Hampshire Wallace F. Bennett Utah Gerald R. Ford J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Paris

Washington City Hall nominated for National Register listing

Washington City Hall on East Washington Street is under state review for National Register of Historic Places inclusion. Officials say approval would place the building on the federal register and may unlock federal grants for acquisition, stabilization, or restoration.

Washington City Hall East Washington Street Adrian Anderson State Historic Preservation Program Peter I. Harstad State Historical Society of Iowa Anderson Washington City Hall State Review Committee Washington, D.C National Register Terrace Hill Des Moines Dow Dow City Dubuque City Hall Bentonsport Dr. Frank Brown Keokuk Harlan Mt. Pleasant Harstad

Freezing Rain Causes Wide Roadway Problems in Local Area

Freezing rain began around 8 am and spread slick conditions as motorists faced hazards. State and county crews salted roads while power worries rose in Burlington and Centerville areas. Washington officials urged caution as streets iced over. schools planned early dismissal and a change to snow was forecast tonight.

Burlington Centerville Jack Cherry Washington E. K. Schlapkobl Towa

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