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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1973

Page

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Final session of Washington's New Chautauqua held Saturday

The final session of Washington's week of New Chautauqua began dramatically Saturday night with a 20 minute film Why Man Creates followed by improvised sketches by Dr. Joe Mauck and Ms. Martha Ribble. They portrayed a range from carefree youth to aging regrets. Four discussion groups covered money myths retirement and human relations. An on campus pork barbecue and jazz concert closed the afternoon.

Washington Joe Mauck Iowa Wesleyan Martha Ribble Kirkwood Mauck Ribble David Hammond Cedar Rapids Arthur Burman Dept. of Adult Education SUI Ms. Ribble Alice Schwiebert Office of Retirement Education Pat Kelly Joint County School System Washington County Pork Producers Gary McCurdy Mark Ballard Dwight Brewer Danny Renoux

Iowans register for federal disaster aid centers in three cities

In Des Moines federal officials said 574 Iowans registered for disaster assistance at centers in Davenport Burlington and Ottumwa serving 26 counties. Scott County led registrations with 81 followed by Lee 59 Wapello 52 and Louisa 48. In Chicago a family of six died from smoke in a Lincolnwood duplex fire.

Des Moines UPI Chicago Lincolnwood Norman Pinsel Cheryl Laurie Denise Dale Jerimiah

New York Implements 5 Percent Power Cutback

Voltage across New York State falls 5 percent as heat climbs to 89 degrees in New York City. Con Edison says cut preserves power reserves and prevents failures. Residents urged to limit major appliance use and keep air conditioning on low. Businesses and agencies told to curb elevators and escalators. In Okinawa, an American doctor, a VFW club manager, and two others are arrested in connection with a major narcotics ring operation.

New York UPS New York State New York City Consolidated Edison Naha, Okinawa UPI U.S. Army Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW Okinawa U.S

Object to change in Civil Defense plans

Iowa county civil defense leaders challenge a bill to abolish civil defense units and hand duties to the National Guard. Linn County's William Bjornson argues for upgrading the civil defense law and maintaining civilian agencies, while others debate guards aide and regional planning as possible reforms.

EL Moines UPI Linn County William Bjornson Robert D. Ray Bjornson Linn Iowa Norman Roorda Monroe Clinton Civil Defense Hinman

Kissinger Tho Talks Stall Over Key Vietnam Points

Saigon sources report Kissinger and Le Duc Tho remain far apart on six major Paris talks items to strengthen the cease fire. Thieu demands troop withdrawal, DMZ restoration, zone delineation, council setup, elections timing, and troop reductions, with fighting near the Mekong Delta.

Tho Thieu United States South Vietnam Dmz North Saigon Viet Cong National Council of Reconciliation and Concord Council

Methodist pastors assigned in area by Iowa Annual Conference

J Roland Crandall named senior pastor of United Methodist Church in Washington with Rev. Lynn Ryan as associate. Other changes send Rev. Jack Hotten to Ainsworth Crawfordsville Spring Run, William Long as supply pastor to Cottonwood, and Elgin ter Drandall to Washington. Dr Crandall and Winifred to move, with Crandall speaking June 17.

Or. J. Roland Crandall Ottumwa United Methodist Church Washington Lynn Ryan Iowa Cottonwood Wayland Elgin E. Ter Crandall M. C. Smith Fairfield Knoxville Ryan St. Paul Theological Seminary Kansas City Susan Joel

Teaching guide uses Lund appraisal for assessor training

A demonstration appraisal of personal property by Washington County Assessor H Ernest Lund has been selected as a teaching guide by the International Association of Assessing Officers. The supermarket appraisal is printed for training assessors in the U S and abroad with Lund credited on the inside cover. Willis L Holland praises the value developing techniques and calls the literary agent superb as the association prints the guide for all international assessors.

Washington County H. Ernest Lund International Association of Assessing Officers Nass U.S Lund Willis L. Holland

Gov Ray urges disclosure bill. skirts 1974 plans murmur

Des Moines Iowa Governor Robert D Ray urged the Iowa House to take up new financial disclosure legislation while declining to discuss his political future. He remains undecided about seeking a second term as governor or challenging Senator Harold Hughes in 1974.

Des Moines UPI Robert D. Ray Iowa House Ray U.S Harold Hughes

St James Pastor to Transfer to Delmar Iowa

Father Edward Collins pastor of St James Catholic Church in Washington has asked for and received a transfer from Bishop Gerald O Keefe to a smaller parish in Delmar Iowa. He has served St James for six years and been a priest for 38 years citing advancing age. A replacement has not yet been named.

Edward Collins St James Catholic Church Washington Gerald O'Keefe Delmar Iowa Father Collins St. James

Weather Outlook With Warm Afternoons And Storm Chance

Sunny and warm this afternoon with a mid 90s high. Partly cloudy tonight as temperatures fall to 70s. Tuesday bring mostly cloudy skies with a chance of thundershowers and a high near 90. Southwest winds 15 to 30 mph this afternoon and 8 to 18 mph tonight. Rain chances near zero this afternoon, 10 percent tonight, and 30 percent Tuesday.

Ana Nynia

Washington Community School District to discuss new admin building

Board of Education plans progress on a new administration‑storage building with revised floor plans and bid date. Regular meeting at 8 p.m. in the senior high library. Also reviews budget guidelines for 1973 74, auxiliary services request, lighting upgrades, summer reading center, summer staff salaries, and a special board meeting proposed for Monday June 25 to approve final bills, replacing the June 27 meeting.

Board of Education Washington Community St James School Brighton Joint County Media Center

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