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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1973

Page

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Hamen accident leaves couple hospitalized in Iowa City

Mr and Mrs David Hamen of Marengo were injured Friday on Highway 6 and 149. Mrs Hamen driving lost control on ice and hit a pickup, both were rushed to University Hospitals Iowa City with Mrs Hamen in critical condition and Mr Hamen severely lacerated. Mrs Hamen, daughter of Doyle and Jarrards of Rural Route 3 Washington. Washington High Jazz Band won second runner up at Cedar Rapids event with director Larry Green. Richard Fisher, 2, died at University Hospitals after a Des Moines house fire. Michael Widner, 24, was killed. Fire started from cigarette in couch. Elbert James Hinkle convicted of first degree murder in Des Moines. life imprisonment.

David Hamen Marengo Hamen Ellen Jarrard University Hospitals Iowa City Doyle Jarrards Route 3 Washington Washington High School Cedar Rapids Washington High School Cedar Falls Waverly Shell Rock Larry Green UPI Richard Fisher University Des Moines Fisher 25Th Street Michael Widner Paul Cook Chicago Friday Polk County Elbert James Hinkle Hinkles Clark Holmes Hinkle Patricia Bradley Thomas S. Bown

Weather outlook with light rain and snow this weekend

Light rain this morning may turn to light snow this afternoon. Strong winds, colder temperatures, and a high in the low 20s expected Sunday after a snowy night with 1 to 3 inches possible. Winds shift to northerly 10 to 20 mph today and 15 to 30 mph tonight. Snow diminishes to flurries by Sunday.

Freese praises Ray plan to tax livestock taxes

Baxter Freese, president of the Iowa Cattlemen's Association, says Gov. Ray's budget proposal to eliminate personal property taxes on livestock will boost Iowa’s economy. He praises leadership, expects more beef cattle, higher sales, and notes use of federal revenue sharing to offset revenue loss.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Cattlemen's Association Robert D. Ray Baxter Freese Ray Iowa Freese Lowa

Vietnam Peace Accord Signed by Four Parties in Paris

UPI reports US Secretary of State William P. Rogers and foreign ministers of North Vietnam South Vietnam and the Viet Cong signed the Agreement on Ending War and Restoring Peace in Paris ending America’s longest conflict The cease fire becomes effective at 7 p m EST with US troops to withdraw and POWs to be released within 60 days The signing followed four years of negotiations in Paris and involved prominent figures including Nguyen Duy Trinh Tran Van Lam and Nguyen Thi Binh with Kissinger and Le Duc Thuy absent from the ceremony

Paris UPI William P. Rogers America South Vietnam U.S North Provisional Revolutionary Government Rogers Nguyen Duy Trinh North Vietnam Nguyen Thi Binh United States Viet Cong Tran van Lam International Conference Center Arc de Triomphe Lam Sam Foreign Ministry Trinh Madame Binh Vietnam Henry A. Kissinger Washington Hanoi le Duc Thuy Saigon VPS Tay Ninh Cai Lay Quang Tri City

Keota Centennial planner Bohrofen to lead three day celebration

Denny Bohrofen, age 49, serves as general chairman for Keota's Centennial to be held July 12 to 14. He leads a nonprofit Keota Centennial Corporation, aims for top attractions, and has organized knights themed events, a special postmark, coins, and a large beard contest as part of the three day affair. He relies on committees from the Lions Club and Community Club, and has contacted Gov. Robert Ray and other national figures for entertainment.

Keota Denny Bohrofen Keokuk Washington County Bohrofen Robert Ray Keota Centennial Corporation Lions Club Community Club West Chester Riverside Lone Tree Sigourney Brothers of the Brush Knights of the Brush Knights of the Brushless Squires of the Brushless Centennial Corporation Franklin Mint Vurous Eut Bohrofen Goodyear Budweiser Clydsdales Dick van Dyke Don McLaughlin The Highway Patrol State Conservation Commission

Evening classes in Washington open for registration

Washington Community School District offers community education evening classes with Kirkwood Community College co sponsorship. Registration Monday 7 to 8 p.m. at Washington High School entering by the south door. Call Judy Ridley 653 3113 with questions. An earlier note clarified the local history course includes research procedures.

Washington Community School Washington High School Kirkwood Community College Judy Ridley

Tay Ninh falls then retaken as Paris peace deeds unfold

Communist forces capture Tay Ninh city and Cai Lay on the final day of war as peace talks proceed in Paris. South Vietnamese troops retook Tay Ninh within hours. battles raged with heavy fighting in the Mekong Delta region. At least 522 killed overall, including one American.

Tay Ninh Cai Lay Mekong Delta Saigon

Winter storm rolls across nation and fault lines in warm spell end

A new winter storm sweeps northeastern New Mexico and the Rockies bringing heavy snow and blowing snow advisories. Eastern Colorado and the Western Plains face one to three inches of snow with winds. Tornadoes hit near Albertville Alabama damaging homes and businesses but no injuries reported.

New Mexico Rockies Western Plains Colorado Plains Oklahoma Dakotas Albertville Ala Ohio John Gilligan Steubenville Columbus Lake Superior Lake Michigan Lake Huron New England Midwest Butte Mont Key West Fla

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