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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1973

Page

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Ice chunk falls near Wisconsin Rapids from airplane held waste

A blue tinted ice chunk landed in a farm field in Wisconsin Rapids after an airplane holding tank release. Sheriff’s deputy says calls poured in as analysts confirm the material is ice from a plane toilet with disinfectant tint. North Central Airlines notes a jet was overhead when the incident occurred.

Wisconsin Rapids Wis UPI Here Wood County K.B. Dickson St Joseph's Hospital Marshfield North Central Airlines

Community Chest drive progress in Washington basin

Washington area progress on the Community Chest drive shows $17,530 raised, about 46 percent of the $37,830 goal. Solicitation efforts continue in the basin area as donations come in.

Washington

Washington Chamber Dinner Set for February 7 at K C Hall

The Washington Chamber of Commerce will host its annual dinner Wednesday February 7 at the K C Hall. Tickets are on sale by board members and guest speaker Jack Bailey of the United States Chamber of Commerce Northwest division from Minneapolis will address members and guests at 6 p.m.

Washington Chamber of Commerce K.C. Hall Jack Bailey Northwest Division United States Chamber of Commerce Minneapolis Chamber

4-H Woodworking Club Plans First Meeting

The 4-H woodworking project will hold its first meeting on Thursday February 1 at 7 30 p.m. at Washington Junior High School. Curtis Mineart will lead. members should bring plans and newcomers may contact the Extension Office via Julia Gamon.

Washington Junior High School Curtis Mineart Extension Office Julia Gamon

Kalona Fire Causes Damages at Miller Home

Firemen were called at 1 15 a m and gained control quickly. The blaze started in the living room of Mr and Mrs J Claude Miller and caused several thousand dollars in damage. The family’s dog suffocated in the flames but no injuries to people were reported.

Kalona J. Claude Miller

Bids Sought for Washington Office Building and Masonry Garage

The Iowa State Highway Commission invites sealed bids for two Washington projects. Bids due 10 a.m. March 14 at the Ames office. One bid for an office building, the other for a 21 stall masonry garage on a 15 acre site at North 12th Avenue and East 11th Street.

Ames Iowa State Highway Commission Washington North 12Th Avenue East 11Th Street

Hennigan dubbed "Animal" as fierce high school star rises to NFL draft push

Washington high school standout Mike Hennigan nicknamed Animal for his relentless play impressed scouts with a grueling football style. Now a senior at Tennessee Tech University he is projected as a high NFL draft pick.

Mike Hennigan Washington Tennessee Tech University

Nixon plans Vietnam talks with Thieu Kissinger Hanoi visit next month

President Nixon said he will send Henry Kissinger to Hanoi next month and meet South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu in San Clemente later this spring to discuss Vietnam's future. He noted U.S. aid to all of Indochina and declined to set a funding figure, stressing peace incentives. He refused amnesty for draft dodgers and deserters, urging criminal penalties for disobedience.

Washington UPI Nixon Henry A. Kissinger Hanoi Nguyen van Thieu San Clemente Calif Thieu Saigon White House Kissinger Vietnam Paris U.S Congress North South Vietnam Indochina Cambodia Laos North Vietnam

Legislators to Meet Voters in Washington Chamber

Washington County's two Iowa legislators State Senator Frosty Schwengels and State Representative Keith Dunton will speak with the Chamber of Commerce legislative committee at 9 a.m. Then from 10 a.m. onward they will be available to talk with interested voters at the Chamber of Commerce office.

Washington County Iowa Washington Frosty Schwengels Keith Dunton Chamber of Commerce Legislative Committee Chamber Chamber of Commerce

Iowa lawmaker pushes to mandate bus seat belts

Linn County Representative Joan Lipsky proposes a state rule requiring seat belts on all Iowa school buses. She cites more than one hundred bus accidents since fall and 418 accidents with 119 injuries in 1972 73. She notes federal auto belt requirements but cites cost unknowns and potential administrative routes.

DES Moines IDPA Linn County Iowa Joan Lipsky Cedar Rapids Lipsky

Project Homecoming Eyes First POW Releases in February

Pentagon officers awaited Hanoi word on when American prisoners of war would be freed, aiming for early February. Officials weighed optimistic timing to early February against a more cautious forecast, noting cease fire rules and troop withdrawals amid updates to POW rosters and misidentified personnel.

Washington UPL Pentagon Hanoi Jerry W. Friedheim Friedheim Vietnam Paris U.S Joint Military Commission Saigon Project Homecoming Command Ted Ronald L. Ridgeway Houston North South Ridgeway Khe Sanh Missouri Frederick L. Elbert Daniel James Earl C. Weatherman Weatherman Defense Department

Washington County audit finds rise in fines and cases in 1971

State auditor Lloyd R. Smith reports a large year end rise in cases and fines in Washington County for the year ending December 31 1971. Total cases 1 and fines of 27583 55. Clerk of Court handled 67 cases with 9486 86 in fines. Mayors Richard Adams of Xalona and Lee Schafer of Brighton sentenced 53 and 8 cases collecting 3999 20 and 175 respectively. Justices of the Peace listed 10 names with varied sums. School districts received 20660 70 from the fines fund leaving 14250 03 in the fund. Washington 8503 40 Mid Prairie 7466 40 Highland 2949 35 Waco 850 95 Keota 695 40 Pekin 128 10 Winfield 67 10.

Lloyd R. Smith Washington County Smith Clerk of Court Office Richard Adams Xalona Lee Schafer Brighton Adams Schafer Richard Hotle Eleanor Lord Glen Holden Bryce Lord Bernard Dawson Austin Emery W. Dale Gegner Washington Mid - Prairie Highland Waco Keota Pekin Winfield

Stennis Shot Outside Washington Home in Robbery Attempt

Senator John C. Stennis was shot twice and robbed near his northwest Washington home. He underwent nearly seven hours of surgery and was listed in very serious condition with stable vital signs. Witnesses reported two youths fled. FBI and police investigated as armed robbery and assault.

Washington UPI John C. Stennis D - Miss Walter Reed Army Medical Center Senate Armed Services Committee Stennis Senate Henry M. Jackson Armed Services Committee Coy Jackson Walter Reed Hospital Maj Frank Garland Walter Reed John Hampton Stennis Mississippi Miss Jerry Wilson L. Patrick Gray FBI

Shalla to Lead Washington County Farm Bureau Campaign

Larry Shalla of Route 1 Riverside is named campaign manager for the 1973 Farm Bureau membership drive in Washington County. A former township director and past committee chair, he leads the kickoff on Monday February 5 with a chili and oyster lunch at noon as members aim to surpass 1,187 by March 1.

Larry Shalla Riverside Farm Bureau Washington County Shalla Environmental Resources Committee Washington County Farm Bureau

Weather outlook with mild warmth and scattered showers

Partly cloudy and warmer with a slight chance of showers this afternoon. Highs in the mid to upper 40s to around 50. Tonight temps rise little with a 50 percent shower chance. Thursday clears and cools with highs in the 40s as southerly winds ease.

Clark reports 250000 dollars spent to defeat Miller

Senator Dick Clark disclosed final campaign finances for the 1972 Iowa race showing over 250000 dollars in expenditures to unseat Jack Miller. He tallied 68500 dollars in contributions from Oct 27 to Dec 21 and total campaign receipts of 266464 dollars with 251101 dollars in outlays for the bid. He noted 13400 dollars for TV, about 13800 dollars for print ads, and more than half of contributions came from out-of-state donors including 11000 dollars from the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and 6000 dollars from the National Committee for an Effective Congress.

Washington UPL Dick Clark Iowa Jack Miller Clark Senate Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee National Committee For Congress

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