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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1974

Page

1

Washington High invites parents to guidance sessions

Parents of sophomores and juniors at Washington High School are urged to meet guidance counselors Earnest G. Beemblossom Dean Knight and Richard Collins on Monday February 4. Sessions run 1 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. in room 12. Topics include next year registration course offerings graduation and college or vocational requirements.

Washington High School Earnest G. Beemblossom Dean Knight Richard Collins Guidance Department

Nemmers sinks first hole in one in Yuma golf jest

Mrs. G. J. (Rosemary) Nemmers of Washington made a first hole in one on the Desert Hills Golf Club course in Yuma Arizona while on vacation. She used the men's tee on a par three, drawing attention to women's lib as she did. DES MOINES UP I reports the Iowa Senate moved quickly to close a loophole in the gambling law by amending it to legalize entry fee based athletic contests.

G. J Rosemary) Nemmers Washington Yuma Arizona Iowa Nemmers Desert Hills Des Moines UPI Iowa Senate House

First reports on the annival Washington YMCA drive

Lam Messer says YMCA membership drive progress is strong with $7 971 raised toward a $26 320 goal and a noon Friday February 1 report meeting. A victory dinner is planned for February 5 in connection with the U s Men s meeting that night. Des Moines Iowa. An eastern Iowa lawmaker proposes Iowa take over rail beds by shifting 15 million from the road use tax fund to buy branch lines.

Washington U's Des Moines

Tax help available for some Iowans

Des Moines reports a new 1973 property tax or rent reimbursement law for low income elderly and disabled residents. Claimants must be 65 by end 1973 or totally disabled, Iowa resident for 1973, and combined income under 6000. Maximum 570, refunds limited to 1973 taxes paid. Claims due July 31, 1974. checks joint with county treasurer for homeowners, or payable to claimant for renters.

DES Moines IDFA Iowa Department of Revenue Mason City Davenport Burlington Iowa City Cedar Rapids Carroll Council Bluffs Dubuque Waterloo Sioux City Revenue Department

Nixon vows to stay in presidency amid Watergate crisis

President Nixon declares one year of Watergate is enough and vows to remain in office. He urges Congress to address the energy crisis and inflation while offering limited cooperation with the Judiciary Committee and signaling possible executive privilege over certain documents. He announces an urgent Arab meeting on oil, a major health insurance plan, and a large 1975 budget with no tax increases.

Nixon Congress Washington UPI House House Judiciary Committee White House George Washington United States Middle East Judiciary Committee Edward M. Kennedy Pentagon America Russia China

Iowa Senate votes to exempt food and drugs from sales tax

DES MOINES UP I Senate Republicans blocked a move to broaden the tax bill and pressed toward final approval of removing the 3 percent sales tax on food and prescription drugs. The measure would exempt human food items like milk fish meat vegetables and eggs while keeping taxes on soft drinks and ice. The fiscal director estimates a savings of 31 to 33 million dollars for Iowa taxpayers.

Des Moines UPI Senate Norman Rodgers D - Adel Robert D. Ray Clifton Lamborn Maquoketa GOP James Schaben Gerry Rankin Iown

Seek Pork Queen entrants for county contest

The Pork Queen contest invites girls aged 17 to 19 as of January 1, 1974 who are daughters of active pork producers and Washington County Pork Producers members. Entry deadline is February 16 with the contest on March 9 at the Extension Office and the crowning at the Pork Producers Banquet at KC Hall. Entrants may contact Mrs. Wilfred McCreedy in Ainsworth or Mrs. Dale Thompson in Riverside for posters and pamphlets.

Pork Producers KC Hall Washington County Pork Producers Association Wilfred McCreedy Ainsworth Dale Thompson Riverside

Turner would restore law Asks death penalty

Iowa Attorney General Richard Turner urged the legislature to discuss restoring capital punishment for premeditated killings and police officer slayings. He noted many states have considered or enacted the death penalty, while acknowledging limited legislative backing and Gov. Ray's opposition.

Turner Des Moines UPI Iowa Richard Turner U.S. Supreme Court Massachusetts

Iowa Senate hears strong support for state department of transportation

Des Moines witnesses urged creation of a DOT to unify Iowa transport oversight amid claims one agency would streamline solving transportation problems. Gov. Ray backs the plan, while supporters cite better rail and water emphasis and more local input. Opponents warn of higher costs and potential neglect of highways.

Des Moines UPI State Department of Transportation DOT Senate Robert D. Ray Iowa Warren Curtis Senate State Government Committee Richard Drake R - Muscatine John Walsh Dubuque Lucille Krauss Citizens United For Responsible Energy CURE Transportation Department Associated General Contractors of Merril Norris Norris Clarence Schulze Benton County Richard Welden Iowa Falls House Planning Commission Aeronautics Commission Department of Public Safety

Cold, windy with falling temps and clouds this afternoon

Weather forecast indicates sunny to windy and much colder conditions this afternoon with steady to falling temperatures. High near 25 with increasing cloudiness tonight. Northwest winds 15 to 30 mph today diminishing tonight, 20 percent chance of measurable precipitation Friday.

Pan Am 707 Crashes in Samoan Thunderstorm Killing 91

Pan American World Airways 707 with 101 aboard crashed near Pago Pago in a violent thunderstorm. Witnesses say 91 were killed, many burned and trapped in the burning wreckage. Survivors include three women and seven men, with eight in serious condition from heavy burns.

Pago Pago American Samoa APS Pan American World Airways Tutuila New Zealand Hawaii Peter F. Weales Pago Pago Medical Center Weales Leroy Peterson San Francisco

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