County backs out of joint police reserve plan in city debate
Washington City Council votes 4 2 to return the reserve proposal to committee citing Sheriff Robertson opposition and county board decision. County officials announce they will not fund or deputize a county police reserve, urging the city to plan its own unit.
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Marty Chebuhar
Evening Journal
Wiiter
Washington City Council
Committee For Design
Ralph Marshall
County Board of Supervisors
Don Robertson
Robertson
Marshall
Harold Johnson
Board of Supervisors
John Owen
Clarence Brown
Dick Anderson
John Walker
Ken Bauer
Bauer
Owen
Brown
Harry Levy
Raymond Miller Sr
State Highway Commission
North Fifth
North Sixth Avenues
Lloyd Robertson
Shaff
Kinley
Washington High announces quarterly report cards to parents
Principal Burge Hammond says report cards for the second quarter and first semester will be given to students at Washington High School on Wednesday. Non returnable, these copies may be mailed or picked up. Parents are urged to check grades and discuss progress with students or visit the guidance office for appointments.
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Washington High School
Washington
Burge Hammond
Hammond
Consumer prices rise slowly in December 1974
Washington reports that consumer prices rose 0.7 percent in December as the smallest monthly gain since April. Despite the slower quarterly rise, the 1974 total jumped 12.2 percent, the largest annual increase since World War II, keeping the year’s rate among the highest on record.
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Washington
UPI
Fed moves expand business credit easing costs
The Federal Reserve pumped 1.1 billion into the banking system to curb unemployment and boost expansion, trimming reserve requirements to improve liquidity and likely lower corporate loan rates. The action, unanimously approved, aims to ease credit through 14,000 banks, with effects expected in weeks. Meantime Ford energy policy faces opposition as a 3 per barrel tax advances, while gas utilities seek higher prices amid curtailments and layoffs.
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Inc Fed
Fed
Federal Reserve Bond
Ford
Congress
Weather Outlook With Snow And Blowing Snow Expected
Mostly cloudy with snow and blowing snow by late afternoon. West winds 10 to 20 mph shifting to 20 to 40 mph from the north. Temperatures 38 to 42 dropping to the 20s this afternoon. Tonight mostly cloudy and much colder with up to an inch of snow. Northerly winds 15 to 30 mph. lows from 5 below to 5 above. Wednesday partly to mostly cloudy and colder with highs 10 to 15. Snow chances 20 percent this afternoon and 40 percent tonight.
FBI records on Congress raise anger and questions
The FBI confirms it keeps information on loyalty and reputation of individuals, including Congress members, in cross index files. Senate Democrats move to probe domestic intelligence gathering, while lawmakers press for full disclosure and a review of any dossiers on them.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
John F. Kennedy
House
Senate
Hoover
Ribicoff
Mike Mansfield
Lawrence Weicker
R-Conn
George McGovern
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Adlai Stevenson III
D-Ill
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Wilbur Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Mansfield
Albert
Stevenson
Iowa Senate to debate ethics code and lobbyist disclosure
Iowa Senate schedules Tuesday debate on a code of ethics for senators and rules for lobbyist disclosure with amendments likely. Leadership predicts a tame session with a free-wheeling discussion and a target to adopt rules and code by midweek.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Senate
Senate
George Kinley
Kinley
Clifton Lamborn
Sen. Kinley
Lamborn
Secretary of the Senate
Roger Shaff
R-Clinton
Ethics Committee
Ford plans to explain energy plan forcefully to nation
President Ford told Republican congressional leaders he will make a strong case for his economic energy recovery plan to the American public. He urged leaders to explain every aspect to constituents as he and Vice President Rockefeller back the White House program amid Democratic opposition and talk of gasoline rationing.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
Ford
Stevens
Alaksa
Young
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Federal Reserve Board
James T. Lynn
Dallas
Lynn
William F. Ford
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U.S
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