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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1971

Page

1

Weather Iowa: Cloudy with rain and thundershowers

Considerable cloudiness with periods of rain and thundershowers south and west tonight and south and east Saturday. Not as cool north tonight.

Iowa

Iowa Storm Damage Hits Radio Station and Cities

High winds of the Iowa storm caused over a million dollars in damage. KOUR radio facilities in a bank building were protected by a roof while repair crews worked statewide to restore power. Independence lost seven planes and six hangars. Crop damage spanned corn and soybean fields in Story County and Independence. Ames faced mobile home court damage with about a dozen trailers lifted and overturned. A Eugene fly in a mobile home was uprooted and tossed about 20 feet.

KOUR Independence Hawkeye Story County Ames Eugene Fly

Storm damages and outages hit Ames and surrounding towns

High winds shattered windows and damaged roofs across Ames and nearby communities. In Ames six people were treated for minor injuries, many homes lost power, and telephone service was out to about 1000 homes. Damage extended to Marshalltown Boone Nevada Winterset and Newton.

Ames Mary Greeley Hospital Iowa State University C. Y. Stephens Marshalltown Boone, Nevada Winterset Newton

Chilean quake leaves at least sixty five dead across central valley

A minute long Chilean quake, the worst in five years, hit central Chile causing extensive power and communications outages in many cities. The government declared a national state of emergency. Death toll reports varied with 65 confirmed dead and over 100 injured, with multiple fatalities in Valparaiso, Santiago, Vila del Mar, and other towns.

Santiago UPI Chile Valparaiso Vila del Mar San Felipe Quilpue Iapel San Antonio Salvador Allende Allende Interior Ministry Illapel Mapel Jose Toha Los Andes Ilapel Los Vilas Llay- Liay Salmane

Agnew Praises Quiet Diplomacy Of Americans In Saudi Arabia

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told about 600 Americans in Jeddah that quiet diplomacy by citizens abroad helps ease tensions and boosts confidence in U.S. policies. He highlighted goodwill with King Faisal after talks, while planning to visit Ethiopia next, wrapping two days of engagements in the region.

Jeddat Saudi Arabia UPD Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Nixon Faisal United States Prince Fahd Ethiopia Kuwait

Probate of Wills and Executors Named in Three Estates

Legal notice of probate of wills and appointment of executors for the estates of Ever May Cline Ross, Elmer L Karnes, and Victor H Stone. Proceedings outline heirs and filing details for probate actions and administrator appointments.

Ever May Cline Ross Elmer L. Karnes Victor H Stone

Last Americans leave DMZ posts

UPI reports the United States handed over the final DMZ position to South Vietnamese forces as heavy B52 strikes pound North Vietnamese units nearby. Fire Base Charlie 2, where 32 Americans died in a 1969 rocket attack, is formally transferred with about 150 U.S. troops remaining to operate heavy guns and radars.

Saigon UPD Demilitarized Zone Dmz Fuller South’ Vietnam UPI Stewart Kellerman Troo Charlie 2 Pham van Phu Chi Ie U.S Alpha Four America

Proxmire Releases Public U S Foreign Aid List

Senator William Proxmire with State Department support declassified a country by country list of U S foreign aid. The release includes 79875 for Greece and 65500 for Cambodia while most other figures remain unclassified for the year. The move aims to curb secrecy in government and reduce lobby pressures.

Washington UPI William Proxmire D-Wis State Department U.S Proxmire Department United States Greece Middle East Pentagon

Mexican-Americans win fair concession amid theme dispute

At the Iowa State Fair a Des Moines group MARC won a concession contract and free exhibit space after an ombudsman inquiry into a prior Mexican Village concession. The board had initially awarded the unit to Johnnie Critelli of Des Moines, criticized for not being fully Mexican. The resolution grants MARC a contract plus free exhibit space, with ongoing questions about participation and outreach in planning stages.

Cedar Rapids UPI Mount Pleasant Doran L. Bollman J. Carl Clapp Oxford Junction Eggers Brothers State Center Chester Vern Moore Springville Des Moines Iowa Mexico Carstensen Dennis Hogan Critelli Fair Board Falk

Labor Department makes plans for Ross workers to file

Washington IA workers displaced from Advance Ross Corp in Washington move to Mexico to cut costs will be eligible for financial aid under the Trade Expansion Act. About 480 workers expected for assistance and retraining, with Iowa offices handling claims in Burlington Cedar Rapids Davenport and Ottumwa. Wholesale prices rose 0.4 percent in June matching May, with groceries up 0.7 percent but consumer food prices unchanged after seasonal adjustment.

Des Moines UPI Advance Ross Corp Washington Iowa Ray Iowa Employment Security Commission City Met Ross Burlington Cedar Rapids Davenport Commission Labor Department

Lockheed Loan Seen Vital To Economy In Senate Hearing

Treasury Undersecretary Charls E. Walker told the Senate Banking Committee that a $250 million government loan guarantee for Lockheed Aircraft Corp is vital to the economy. He urged separating Lockheed from a broader $2 billion guarantee bill and asked waiving any veto procedures for this case.

Washington UPI Treasury Charls E. Walker Lockheed Aircraft Corp Walker Senate Banking Committee Lockheed Congress

Pre-school vision tests on July 13 in Washington

Public service vision screening for all pre kindergarten children in the Washington School System Tuesday July 13. Local optometrists in cooperation with the school system and the Iowa Optometric Association offer one day free eye checks to detect amblyopia and other issues that could affect learning. Parents should bring the child to any participating optometrist office without appointment.

Max L. A. Westphal J. F. Mallory John Lemmon

Intercepted Memo About Moisture and Storm Warnings

A memo notes appreciation for moisture but urges calmer handling of upcoming storms. It emphasizes careful preparation and measured responses to weather events, signaling caution and prudent actions for affected communities.

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