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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1976

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Keota break-in at Steve Thompson residence investigated

Sheriff's officers investigated a break-in near Keota early Saturday. Stolen items included stereo equipment jewelry antiques and other goods from Steve Thompson's rural Keota home. A partial value of about 5000 was cited. Entry appeared to come through a back door. No suspects named.

Keota Steve Thompson

Story Hour at Washington Public Library Opens

The Washington Public Library starts a six week Story Hour on Monday for kindergarten to second graders from 1 to 2 p.m. Grades three to five begin on Wednesday to 9 June, 1 to 2 p.m. From Friday 11 June, both groups join special programs at 1 p.m. The theme is Be Wise Read. Sessions are free and open to the public.

Washington Public Library

Washington County primary ballots face low turnout expected

Nearly 7,283 registered voters in Washington County await next Tuesday's primary with many races unopposed. Polls open 7 am to 9 pm in 20 of 22 precincts. Changes include Cedar Township polling at John Patterson residence garage and Washington second ward voters at the old Highway Commission garage. Key races feature Sheriff Yale Jarvis vs Robert Swift. other GOP and Democratic nominees are incumbents. Party affiliation required for no party registrants to vote.

Ly the Evening Journal Washington County Washington Second Ward Highway Commission Sixth Ave Cedar Township John Patterson Prairie Flower School Jarvis Swift Jane Zielstorf Curtis Mineart Ralph Marshall Robert Pearson Board of Supervisors Carol Giardino Carol Pilcher Virginia Shalla Richmond Zielstorf Marshall

Humphrey Keeps Options Open In Open Convention Chance

United Press International reports Senator Hubert Humphrey, after saying he would not seek the presidency, now says he would run if Carter falters in the Ohio New Jersey and California primaries. Carter warns a Humphrey nomination would divide the party, while Reagan Ford Udall Brown Wallace campaign across key states amid economic signals and strategic moves.

Hubert Humphrey Jimmy Carter Minneapolis Ohio New Jersey California Humphrey Carter Minnesota Democrat Dayton Columbus Toledo Ronald Reagan Ford Labor Department Morris Udall Amtrak Udall Edmund G. Brown Jr Brown Alabama George Wallace San Francisco Wallace Reagan

Nixon letters branded forgeries as hoax by Brennan

SAN CLEMENTE Calif UPI chief aide retired Marine Col Jack Brennan served notice Friday on publishing agent Scott Meredith that 22 letters supposedly written by Nixon to an unnamed woman should be treated as forgeries Three London newspapers reported Meredith had obtained the letters alleging Nixon had a lengthy affair with the wife of a European diplomat while still in the White House Brennan said the letters are part of a sordid hoax.

San Clemente Calif UPI Nixon Jack Brennan Scott Meredith London Meredith White House Brennan

Arson hit Bradford House. tourism urged in Massachusetts

In Kingston a 300 year old Bradford House suffered about 1000 dollars in damage in an arson attempt. Authorities say security is being increased at historic sites as tourism may fall during the Bicentennial year. Nearby Plymouth saw a bomb blast near Plymouth Rock Tuesday night and Boston reported a suspicious fire causing seventy five thousand dollars damage to the Tea Party Museum Saturday.

Boston UPI Kingston Massachusetts Plymouth Plymouth Rock

Pleasant Weekend Weather With Sunny Sunday Forecast

Sunny and continued pleasant Sunday with clear and cool tonight. Lows around the 60s, Sunday highs in the mid 80s. East to southeast winds near 10 mph tonight.

SCAD drama tryouts set for June at high school

Auditions for the Summer Creative Arts and Drama main production will be June 7 and 8 at 7 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Allan Lemke directs Max Frisch 1955 play The Chinese Wall, a time bending drama with historical and fictional figures. Performances are July 23 and 24 in the WHS auditorium. Contact Matthew Foster at 653-3439 for details.

Creative Arts SCAD Max Frisch Allan Lemke Lemke Guthrie II Theatre Minneapolis China Napoleon Brutus Romeo and Juliet Pilate Columbus Cleopatra Don Juan Philip Spain Confucious Shakespeare Schiller Bertolt Brecht WHS Matthew Foster

Merrill Lynch Settles Discrimination Suit for 3 Million

Merrill Lynch agreed to pay over 1.9 million in back pay to minorities and women and set aside 1.3 million for an affirmative action program over five years. The settlement resolves a 1973 Pittsburgh hiring discrimination suit by Helen O Bannon, now a state regulator, after EEOC involvement. The deal, formalized in Pittsburgh federal court, requires outreach and potential back pay for applicants denied since 1971.

Pittsburgh UPI Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith, Inc Merrill Lynch Friday Helen B. O'Bannon Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission O’bannon U.S. District Court New York

Iowa Mental Health group threatens suit over Mount Pleasant prison site

The Mental Health Association of Iowa warns it will file a court action if Governor Ray does not abandon Mount Pleasant as the site for a medium-security prison. The group says the plan disrupts mental health services and violates patients rights under last year's commitment law.

Des Moines UPI Mental Health Association of Iowa Robert D. Ray Mount Pleasant Iowa Ray Jean Castore The Association Quad-City Times

Twin couples wed in Iowa City ceremony with twins

Real double wedding features twins in all roles from brides and bridesmaids to organists and servers. LaVelda and LaVona Rowe marry Arthur and Alwin Richmond in Iowa City with Aurora Illinois ties. Reception includes twin sisters cutting cake and twin musicians. Honeymoon planned for two weeks.

Iowa City Iowa UPI LaVelda Bernice Rowe LaVona Beatrice Rowe Arthur Richmond Alwin Richmond Aurora Ill

Iowa probes feeder cattle frauds. Olson charged

State Agriculture Secretary and the Attorney General announce a joint probe with USDA and FBI into possible cattle dealer fraud in Iowa. Independence dealer A L Olson faces charges for selling 90 head and 74 head of cattle with false weight and origin claims. Authorities say the fraud may extend beyond Iowa with phony weight tickets and inflated trucking charges.

Nebraska Lounsberry A.L. Olson Independence Poweshiek and Humboldt Counties Poweshiek County Jim Kiv Olson Hartwick Kivi Consumer Protection Division Attorney General's Office Humboldt County Robert E. Lee Lee Garrett

Jury upholds will of Wellman woman

A Washington County District Court jury upheld the 1970 will of Mrs. Jessie White, finding she was of sound mind and not unduly influenced by executor Mary Carolyn Owens. Plaintiffs Glenn Palmer, Lola Palmer, and Glenda Reynolds sought to invalidate the will which leaves Owens as executor and primary beneficiary of about 40,000 dollars. the trial lasted four days.

The Evening Journal Washington County Wellman Mary Carolyn Owens Washington Glenn Palmer Kinross Lola Palmer Rubio Glenda Reynolds Hills Jessie White

Pleads guilty on larceny charges here

Timothy John Brashaw of Washington pleaded guilty in Washington County District Court to larceny and Judge L R Carson set sentencing for June 23. Brashaw, 21, was arrested at his home after a theft of a CB radio valued at 100 dollars from Don Drelt. He is held on 10000 dollar bond with other charges likely. In other cases Jacqueline M Flake pleaded guilty to an OMVUS charge with sentencing set for June 23. James Leonard Bowen entered not guilty pleas on two larceny charges.

The Evening Journal Timothy John Brashaw Washington Washington County District Court L.R. Carson Brashaw S. Third Ave Don Drelt Carson Richard Bordwell Jacqueline M. Flake Iowa City

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