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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1973

Page

8

Nixon's lawyers vow to win access fight to White House tapes

Washington report says President Nixon refuses to turn over Watergate tapes and documents to the Senate committee and special prosecutor. A White House legal team plans to respond to subpoenas in U.S. District Court while the dispute may reach the Supreme Court.

Washington UPI Nixon White House Charles Allan Wright Austin Tex Constitutional Law Authority Senate Watergate Committee Archibald Cox Thomas Jefferson Wright U.S. District Court Presidency Congress U.S. Supreme Court Elliot L. Richardson Cox Richardson Senate Committee Walter F. Mondale D-Minn Richard S. Schweicker R-Pa Senate Mike Mansfield Gerald L. Warren

Mansfield urges 50 percent U S troop cut over three years

Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield called for a 50 percent reduction of the 606000 American overseas troops, aiming mainly at Europe 317000 GIs, in a three year plan limited to land based units to preserve naval power. He urged shifting away from Cold War rhetoric and reducing nuclear weapon exposure in Europe.

Washington UPI Senate Mike Mansfield Mansfield Arms Control Subcommittee Europe United States Soviet Union East NATO

Mrs Nettie Gingerich 77 dies in Iowa City

Mrs Nettie M Gingerich 77 died Tuesday July 24 at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after a week as patient Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at East Union Mennonite Church with Rev J John J Miller and Rev Lonnie Yoder officiating Burial at East Union Cemetery Born Aug 10 1895 in Johnson County to Michael and Lovina Miller married Charles Gingerich farmed in Johnson and Iowa counties lived in Wellman since 1955 Survived by eight children 27 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren and a brother Eddie Miller of Tucson Ariz Preceded by husband seven brothers and five sisters

Wellman Lynn Mary) Wagamon Washington Keith Jean) Wallerich Keota Eddie Miller Tucson Ariz

Livestock prices from Joliet and Des Moines market reports

Joliet Illinois livestock notes show steers near 51.50 to 52.50 for high choice and prime, heifers around 50.25 to 50.00, cows 33 to 36.25, hogs up 1.00 to 1.50 with various weight brackets observed. Des Moines Interior Iowa southern Minnesota hogs report moderately active trade with butchers up 1.00 to 1.50 and sows up 1.00 to 2.00, with detailed U.S. 1-3 prices across weight classes and Thursday and estimated receipts.

Joliet, Ill UPI Des Moines Iowa Minnesota U.S

Rites at Keota for Mrs Helen Klein

Funeral services for Helen Klein widow of John Peter Klein will be held Friday at 9 30 a m in St Marys Catholic church Keota with Rev William Snell in charge Rosary will be Thursday at 8 p m in Powell Funeral Home Keota Friends may call there after 10 a m Thursday Mrs Klein died Monday

Keota Helen Klein St. Mary’s Catholic Church William Snell Powell Klein John Peter Klein

Mike Quinn to Attend State Leadership Conference

Mike Quinn a six year 4-H member and Washington Hustlers club president attends the State Leadership Conference for Young People July 23 28 at the 4 H camping center near Madrid. He is sponsored by the Rotary Service Club of Washington with a 45 registration fee as a Washington County delegate.

Mike Quinn Kathy Marek Madrid Mike Jim Quinn Washington Washington Hustlers Washington County Rotary Service Club of

Fisk says Singer throws a spitter in All Star game

Carlton Fisk asserts Bill Singer used a spitter against Pete Rose and Johnny Bench in the All-Star game, recounting three pitches including two home runs off the slider and a surprising fastball. Fisk and teammate Bill Lee note Singer’s pitching approach as the game remains an exhibition.

Kansas City UPI Carlton Fisk Bill Singer Fisk Pete Rose California Angels Boston Red Sox Bobby Bonds Homer Singer Bonds Johnny Bench Minnesota Bert Blyleven Boston Bellow Falls Bill Lee Red Sox Rose Ron Santo Lee

ISU finds higher returns for Iowa livestock feeders

ISU extension economist Herb Howell reports that Iowa livestock feeders earned an average $198 per $100 of feed in 1972, up from $156 in 1971 and averaging $161 over the past decade. Feed costs remain about 70 percent of total operating costs.

Howell

Thwarted Bank Robbery Ends With Short Chase in Syracuse

A man entered a downtown Syracuse bank and threatened a teller to steal about 550 dollars. As police cars lined the street he discarded the money on the sidewalk and fled, thwarted by quick arrival of officers.

Syracuse N.Y UPI

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