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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1972

Page

1

Candidate Wright Seeks Washington County Attorney Post

Earl Wright of Kalona and Brighton, a practicing lawyer, civil engineer, and land surveyor, aims to become county attorney. He plans to stay in his current offices and join a Washington law firm to expand access to county attorney services across Kalona Wellman and Washington magistrates, while pledging to work with county offices and maintain duties as county attorney. Wright cites community involvement and a wish to meet voters before the August primary. The article also notes John E. Baldrige’s 1971 appointment, prior convictions in the office, and the scope of the county attorney’s duties including legal opinions and coordination with Special Prosecutors.

Earl Wright Kalona Brighton Washington Wright Washington County Wellman Washington County Bar Association Chamber of Commerce, Masons Optimists International Norma Belle Plaine

Washington police report car theft and resignations in town

A stolen car found in a ditch along old highway 92 west of the Safe Barn is badly damaged and may be the same vehicle that struck a utility pole on East Polk Street. City police face two vacancies after resignations by Stanley Haynes and Jerry Beauchamp, effective the first of the month, leaving four patrolmen until replacements arrive. Deputy Dean Cox has resigned from the sheriff’s staff to take a state motor vehicle registration inspector post. In Cedar Rapids, the municipal airport will close for four days next week for runway repairs after a heat and humidity triggered a pavement eruption. a $50,000 contract funds the asphalt overlay at the intersection of the two runways.

Washington Rick Jaspering South Avenue B East Polk Street Washington City Stanley Haynes Jerry Beauchamp Ralph Martin Don Robertson Dean Cox Cedar Rapids UPI

Weather Outlook Iowa Tonight Through Saturday

Considerable cloudiness with a chance of scattered showers tonight and little temperature change. Lows range from 58 to 64. Saturday will be partly cloudy and warmer with highs from 80 to 86.

United Press International Iowa

Anderson admits he didn't check facts

Washington reporting that columnist Jack Anderson acknowledged he should have verified his claim that Democratic Vice Presidential candidate Thomas F Eagleton had a record of drunken and reckless driving. Eagleton called the allegation a damnable lie while Missouri records show two traffic involvements: speeding and an icy highway accident.

Washington UPI Jack Anderson Thomas F. Eagleton Washington Star-News Robert Walters Michael Satchel Anderson Eagleton Missouri

Tug of War Title In Washington County Fairgrounds Meet

Six tag teams enter the tug of war championship at the Washington County Fairgrounds next Wednesday. Originating from West Chester and Riverside Centennials, the event drew six entrants: Riverside Centennials, Ainsworth Huskies, Crawfordsville Warriors, West Chester Hawks, Diamond Inn of Washington, and Brighton Bulldogs.

Washington County Washington County Fairgrounds West Chester Riverside Centennials Ainsworth Huskies Crawfordsville Warriors West Chester Hawks Diamond Inn of Washington Brighton Bulldogs

Dinner honors retiring soil conservation leader Boettcher

Paul Boettcher former district conservationist retired June 30 was honored at a Captain's Table dinner attended by 95 former coworkers and friends. Speakers praised his 28 years in Washington County and 40 years in the field, with gifts and a framed certificate. The couple, residents of 601 South Marion, plan to stay in Washington and travel later this fall.

Paul Boettcher Soil Conservation Service Conservation Service Larry Shalla Soil Commission Boettcher Washington County Washington Grover Rosenkild John Eckes Fairfield Wilson T. Moone Des Moines Dale Shadel Town City Bill Day ASCS Jim Frier George Thorburn Keokuk Joe Knotek Carl T. Anderson Howard Anderson Homer Vincent Jim Birney Lawrence Miksch Herb Campbell Elmer Steele Richard Huber Guy Stacy Harold Gamon Jim McCreedy Cletus Reed Howard Bohr Maurice Pacha McCreedy Boettchers

GOP platform review in Iowa seeks lieutenant governor nominating change

Iowa Republicans will vote at the Des Moines state convention on recommending a change in nominating the lieutenant governor. The tentative platform backs a team concept but requires nomination at the convention to ensure gubernatorial harmony, with any legal change needing legislative action.

Harrison Weber Iowa Daily Press Association DES Moines DPA Iowa Republica GOP Robert D. Ray Roger W Jepson Maurice E. Baringer State Civil Rights ‘Commission Department of Transportation

Intercepted Memo About Paul Boettcher Recognition

An intercepted memo questions whether Paul Boettcher deserved recognition and hints at uncertainty about his life. The note, attributed to Wes, raises curiosity about Boettcher's status and significance. It presents a confidential tone and suggests interest in Boettcher's legacy.

Nixon pledges end to Vietnam war before election

President Nixon told a White House news conference that the chance for a negotiated peace in Vietnam is better now than ever and aims to end the war within three months. He denounced critics of U S bombing and Waldheim, defended restraint, warned against end the war rhetoric, and said Eagleton’s mental health history would not be raised in the campaign.

Washington UPI Nixon Vietnam White House Oval Office Camaign North Vietnam U.N Kurt Waldheim Waldheim United States Thomas F Eagleton

Marines Move to Clear Citadel in Quang Tri Battle

In Saigon and Hue government spokesmen said reconnaissance teams accessed Quang Tri City Citadel as Marines replace paratroopers. The 2,000 member airborne force failed to seize the Citadel after days of fighting. small units entered today but no full entry reported. Elsewhere, South Vietnamese rangers retook a coastal highlands town without a fight while Communist troops entered another recaptured town.

Saigon VPS Quang Tri City Hue Isacre Quang Tri Province

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