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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1972

Page

1

Washington Rotary Club sends music to Peru

The Washington Rotary Club completed an international relations project to aid Peruvians by sending unused sheet music from the University of Iowa Music Department to the Pacasmayo House of Culture. Two boxes weighing 15 to 20 pounds each were shipped with the club covering massive postage.

Washington Club Rotary Peru Washington Rotary Club Rotary International Pacasmayo Richard Colby Pacasmayo Rotary Club University of Iowa Music Department Washington Rotary Club Gary Murphy Richard Gipple Journal

State safety officials push changes in Towa court system

Public Safety Commissioner Michael Sellers outlined a major priority to streamline Iowa's court system during the current session. The plan, backed by Iowa Highway Patrol Chief Howard Miller, would unify municipal and district courts, keep patrol court access around the clock, adjust fines, speed up abandoned car disposal, and add safety mandates for motorcyclists along with a five year minimum penalty for assault on a peace officer and a drunk driving rehabilitation program.

Public Safety Michael Sellers Sellers Selliers Salate Missw Senate House Iowa Highway Patrol Howard Miller Ors Miller Justice of Peace Iowa

Washington County Republicans file for two ballot positions

In the busy 1972 election year three county offices in Washington County plan two ballots due to unexpired terms. Sheriff Robert Swift and Clerk of District Court Roger Lance will seek nominations in the June 6 Republican primary, with filing papers due by April 12. Incumbents Walter Schroeder John Baldrige Don Robertson and Robert Riley face continuation questions, and Willis Richards may also run after state law clarifications. Clifford Conklin serves as board chair. Supervisor terms and recent four year length changes complicate eligibility.

Walter Schroeder John Baldrige Don Robertson Robert Riley John Patterson County Board of Supervisors Willis Richards Board of Supervisors Richards Iowa Washington County Robert Swift Roger Lance Turner Sarage U.S Supreme Court U.S. Supreme Court Turner High Court C. Edwin Moore Iowa Senate Clifton Lamborn Tncumarass Regies Senate John Tapscott D-Des Moines Arthur Neu R-Carroll Tom Riley Cedar Rapids John Walsh Dubuque Congress Moore William Harbor Jepsen

State Equalization Aid Distributed to Cedar and Nearby Districts

Equalization aid totaling 2 834 178 dollars was distributed today to Cedar Johnson Linn and Washington Counties for the 2nd quarter of FY 1972. Dwight G Bode notes the joint county system received the funds based on 45 dollars per pupil from 1971 enrollment. Washington district’s share was 92 250 dollars with Mid Prairie receiving 80 455 and Highland 36 886.

Cedar Johnson, Linn Washington Dwight G. Bode Joint County James G. Mumper State Department of Public Instruction Washington Community School District Mid-Prairie Highland

Wallace candidacy sparks heated political clash in 1972 race

Wallace announces entry as Democrat in Tallahassee provoking sharp attacks from Democrats and Republicans who accuse each other of using him as a pawn. O’Brien, Armstrong, and Maddox urge political plots while Humphrey, McGovern, Lindsay, Jackson, Muskie and others campaign across Wisconsin New England and Florida with Vietnam troop withdrawal talks shaping the race.

George S. Wallace Wallace Tallahassee Lawrence F’brien George Wallace Richard Nixon Anne Armstrong Republican National Committee O'Brien Lester Maddox Georgia American Independent Party Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Nixon Indianapolis George S. McGovern South Dakota Wisconsin Vietnam McGovern John V. Lindsay New York Arizona Lindsay U.S Henry M. Jackson

Recycling facility opens in Des Moines

Des Moines and Polk County officials attend Iowa's first bottle and can recycling plant at the Coca-Cola Bottling Co. site. Glass is crushed for Owens Glass Illinois, cans are baled for Whittens Des Moines. Pay is 2 cents per pound with color sorted bottles and no labels. Open Saturdays 10 to 3 and Thursdays by appointment.

Des Moines UPI Polk County Iowa Coca-Cola Bottling Co Joe Caponigro Coca-Cola Jack Woods Owens Glass Illinois Whittens, Inc Caponigro

State appeals Iowa reapportionment ruling after court nullifies plan

Iowa Attorney General Richard Turner and Republican leaders convene to assess a U.S. Supreme Court appeal of the Iowa Supreme Court decision striking down the 1971 legislative redistricting plan. Gov. Ray and Lt. Gov Jepsen favor court redraw. leaders demand appeal citing potential harm to legislature.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Richard Turner Warren Rees Robert D. Ray Roger Jepsen Turner U.S. Supreme Court House Andrew Varley Elizabeth Shaw R-Davenport Isle High Court Us. S. Supreme Court Iowa Court Supreme Court

Keith Horn Joins Iowa 4-H Foundation Board

Keith Horn of Riverside is elected to the Board of Trustees of the Iowa 4-H Foundation. The first meeting will be January 19 in Ames. The foundation, incorporated in 1949, supports the Iowa 4-H Camping Center at Madrid and youth programs across the state.

Keith Horn Riverside Iowa 4-H Foundation Ames Iowa +H Foundation Iowa Madrid Washington County Washington Hora Iowa State University Celeste Farmerettes Washington County Extension Council

YMCA kickoff set for January 25 1972 drive week

The Washington YMCA announces kickoff for its January 1972 membership enrollment drive scheduled for Tuesday January 25. Phil Ahrens chairs the effort with Rev Richard Peterson as co chair. 238 volunteers will recruit members aiming for 29300 dollars in memberships across various types.

Washington Ymca YMCA Phil Ahrens Richard Peterson Journal

Peace officers meet in Washington County work session

Area peace officers and local officials gathered at Washington City Hall for a Thursday evening meeting called by county attorney John Baldrige to review criminal law developments and procedures. The session covered arrest methods and report preparation with attendance from the sheriff, Iowa Highway Patrol, town marshals and constables, justices of the peace, mayors, juvenile probation, city police, the public safety committee, and radio operators.

Washington County John & Baldrige Iowa Highway Patrol Justices of the Peace City of Washington Public Safety Committee

Weather outlook with moderating temps and snow risk

Moderating temperatures bring increasing clouds and a chance of snow tonight. Lows near 12 below in the northeast and around 10 in the southwest. Cloudiness decreases in the west with snow risk expanding to the central and eastern regions on Sunday. Sunday will be warmer with highs in the teens to the 20s across northeast, west, and south.

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