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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1972

Page

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Bike enthusiasts peddle for funds for Iowa bike path

Des Moines hosted a 50 mile fund ride drawing 311 cyclists to raise five thousand dollars for the first phase of a central Iowa bike path. Organizers expect to present a five thousand dollar check to Des Moines City Council to begin construction, opening eight miles of existing paths through Ashworth Park, the Waterworks, and Gray's Lake. Riders included State Fair Secretary Kenneth Falk and Iowa Attorney General Richard Turner.

Des Moines UFL Iowa Bill Riley Riley State Fair Grounds Ashworth Park Gray's Lake Kenneth Falk Richard Turner

Lt Governor Beasley Assumes Alabama Governorship

Lt Gov Beasley took over governor duties in Alabama after Gov Wallace crossed state lines, with authority granted via telegram from Secretary of State Mabel Amos. Beasley, 36, did not take an oath of office and will serve until Wallace returns.

Montgomery Ala UPI Govere Beasley Alabama George C Wallace Beasley Mabel Amos Wallace

City adopts new Washington emblem by artist Carlton W. Bump

The city of Washington unveils an official emblem designed by Carlton W. Bump Washington High School art supervisor. Plans call for the emblem to appear on city vehicles with department decals and for use by the Chamber of Commerce. The design features Central Park fountain a corn stalk industrial buildings and a residential outline symbolizing a diverse economy and a good place to live.

Washington Carlton W. Bump Washington Chamber of Commerce Central Park

Humphrey and McGovern wage California clash in bid

UPI reports Hubert Humphrey accuses George McGovern of voting to emasculate a key Civil Rights Act provision and schedules a West Coast telethon on election eve. McGovern counters with a California primary push and a four hour swing into New Mexico as both camps eye a possible fourth debate.

Los Angeles UPI Hubert H. Humphrey George S McGovern McGovern California New Mexico Humphrey Oakland Minnesota

Weather Outlook: Thunderstorms and Storms, Mild Tonight

The Weather by United Press International notes thunderstorms and a few severe storms in the evening with lows in the mid 50s to upper 60s from northwest to southeast. Tuesday brings partly sunny skies and highs in the 80s across the area.

United Press International OWA

National debt limit debate grows as deficits revise

UPI reports the White House budgets show fiscal 1972 deficits trimmed to about 26 billion due to higher receipts and lower outlays, while next year’s gap grows. OMB seeks a 465 billion debt ceiling through March 1 1973, with tax reform tied to any increase amid liberal calls to close loopholes.

Washington UPI Congress White House Office of Management and Budget OMB House Ways and Means Committee Wilbur Mills D-Ark

Angela Davis Freed by Jurors in California Acquittal

Angela Davis, 28, a former UCLA instructor and admitted Communist, was acquitted of all charges linked to the San Rafael kidnapping and the Marin County courthouse killings. She praised supporters, said the trial exposed systemic injustice, and embraced jurors and family after the verdict.

San Jose Calif UPI Angela Davis Miss Davis UCLA San Rafael Angela Jonathan Jackson Marin County George Jackson Soledad Harold Haley Albert W. Harris Jr Santa Clara County Mary Timothy Stanford University Palo Alto Richard E. Arnason Arnason Art Vanek Vanek

Retail sales rise in Washington County for quarter ending June 30 1971

Iowa Department of Revenue reports Washington County retail tax receipts up from $16.6 million to $19.29 million year over year, with city and town shifts seen. Keokuk and Henry Counties rise, Jefferson and Louisa fall. detailed county and city figures given for Kalona Brighton Riverside Wellman Columbus Junction Wapello and Mt. Pleasant.

Washington County Iowa City of Washington Kalona Brighton Riverside Wellman Louisa County Columbus Junction Wapello Keokuk County Richland Keota Jefferson County Fairfield Henry County Mt. Pleasant

Family Night Swim at Municipal Pool This Season

Family night swims will occur each Monday from 5 30 to 7 00 at the Municipal pool weather permitting Tickets cost 5 15 per family for the season A family night ticket is required as participation is limited to families only.

Storm damages Dakota City substation cuts power to 800

An early morning electrical storm caused about 25000 dollars in damage to a Dakota City power substation. Tom Welch, IPS area manager in Humboldt, said the failure cut power to about 800 residents in the Dakota City area.

Dakota City UPS Town Public Service IPS Tom Welch Humboldt

Return of ransom in hijacking case eyed by US officials

UPI reports the United States expects Algerian authorities to return $500,000 paid to hijackers William Holder and Katherine Kerkow after hijacking a San Francisco bound jet. Algerian officials refused comment while Eagleton of the Swiss embassy negotiates. Other hijack updates include a Reno ransom find and a Miami court appearance for another suspect.

Algiers UPI United States Black Panther Sa Francisco William Eagleston U.S William Holder San Diego Calif Black Panther Party Katherine May Kerkow Holder FBI Reno United Airlines Teguicigalpa Honduras Miami Fate Eagleton

Former Kalona Bank President Charged With Embezzlement

Raymond L Hendrickson, 43, former Kalona Savings Bank president, is charged by the U S district attorney with embezzling 100000 from July 16, 1969 to May 22, 1972. He appeared before Magistrate R E Longstaff, released on 5000 own recognizance, and faces up to five years in prison and a 5000 fine.

Des Moines United States District Attorney’s Office Raymond L Hendrickson Kalona Savings Bank Hendrickson R. E. Longstaff Keith Uhl Lawrence Griffiths Kalona Oliver Hansen

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