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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1973

Page

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Open House Draws 1000 At Conger House Washington Hist Soc

About 1000 people registered at the Conger House open house on East Washington Street last week. Washington County Historical Society officers say hours for summer public viewing will be announced soon. Also on schedule, the Washington Municipal Band concert on Wednesday June 13 in Central Park at 8 pm features a varied program including God Bless America and The Star Spangled Banner.

Conger House East Washington Street Washington County Historical Society Washington Municipal Band Central Park God Bless America Sound of Music George Colthurst Ainsworth Cedar Rapids Extension Ray CY. Stephens

County Board Allocates Half Year Revenue Sharing Funds

The Washington County Board of Supervisors approved the first half 1973 federal revenue sharing money, totaling $132,656 with $122,656 for transportation, $41,000 for equipment, and $86,656 for construction. A $10,000 portion was designated for health expanded services.

Washington County Board of Supervisors

Youth Killed in Motorcycle Crash Near Wellman

Elmer Ayers 20 of Wellman died Monday when his motorcycle collided with a tractor four miles north of Wellman. The crash occurred as tractor operator Gilbert Schultz 44 of rural Hedrick was turning into his driveway and Ayers struck the rear of the tractor, killing him outright.

Wellman Leroy Elmer Ayers Here Keokuk County

Iowa Towns Fined for Open Burning Contempt

Iowa Attorney General Richard Turner says Lansing and Waukon were found in contempt by Allamakee County District Court and fined 200 dollars each for violating an injunction against open burning of refuse. Lansing also faced a 400 dollar prior fine for antipollution violations. both towns continued burning after the injunction.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Richard Turner Lansing Waukon Turner Allamakee

Variable cloudiness with showers likely this afternoon

Weather bulletin notes periods of showers or thundershowers possible this afternoon tonight and Wednesday. Highs in the 80s, tonight lows 60 to 65, Wednesday highs in the lower 80s. Winds NE to N 5 to 15 mph, measurable rain probability 60 percent this afternoon and tonight, 50 percent Wednesday.

Senate groups insists Stans must testify before panel

The Senate Watergate committee unanimously rejects Maurice Stans plea to delay testimony, ordering him to answer all questions not tied to the Vesco campaign-finance case. Stans becomes the first high level Nixon aide indicted in connection with last year’s campaign to be called as a Senate witness. The vote signals a crucial shift as the panel moves toward public testimony from Nixon aides and campaign figures.

Washington UPI Senate Watergate Committee Maurice H. Stans New York Sam J. Ervin D-N.c Stans Commerce Nixon Nance United States Ervin Senate Robert W. Barker John N. Mitchell Robert L. Vesco John J. Sirica Archibald Cox John W. Dean Barker Vesco Howard H. Baker Jr R-Tenn Dean Magruder Sirica White House Senate Watergate Spiro T. Agnew Dean and Magruder Intrader Democratic Party Herbert L. Porter Lafayette Park Edward J. Gurney R-Fla Porter Mitchell LaRue Marcian Haldeman Strachan

Senate Watergate hearings loom over city council actions

The article sketches high level debates in the Senate Watergate panel, Sirica rulings on TV coverage, and testimony from Porter and Stans, intertwined with a Wisconsin city council meeting over street embargos, street upgrades, lighting, and local ordinances, plus a brief note on Iowa House adjournment pressure.

Miss Brushware: Kathy Isiagton Wins Contest at Owens Brush

Kathy Isiagton of Owens Brush Company in Iowa City wins the Miss Brushware title sponsored by Brushware Magazine. She is executive secretary to VP Richard M. Hyman and sales promotion manager Bob Stewart, with over a year at the firm. Kathy, a National Secretaries Association member, was born at Ft. Bragg and now lives in Washington with husband Dennis Brayton and daughter Stacy. Owens Brush, the world’s largest toothbrush producer, also makes hairbrushes and other bristle goods.

Kathy Isiagton Owens Brush Company Iowa City Brushware Brushware Magazine Kathy Richard M. Hyman Bob Stewart Owens National Secretaries Association Ft. Bragg N.C U.S Dennis Brayton Washington Stacy N. Marion

County 4 H group at state conference

A local state 4 H Council member and ten supporters from Washington County attend the state 4 H Conference at Iowa State University June 12 15. Delegates will elect eight of sixteen candidates to state 4 H office among 1 400 delegates from 53 000 4 H members.

Washington County Ames Kathy Marek Jane Shearer Cedar Rapids Shearer Iowa State University Iowa 4-H Mildred Hahn Paula Wehr Keota Susan Meeker Lucy Gamon Melanie Miksch Cheri Wheeler Diane Jarrard Mike Jones Roger Petratz Washington Diane Flynn West Chester Miss Hahn Wehr

Iowa House approves tax relief measure sent to governor

Des Moines Iowa lawmakers approved a tax relief bill by a 96 to 0 vote raising the minimum income to owe state tax from 3000 to 4000 and exempting those earning under 2000 from filing. The bill, already approved by the Senate, heads to Governor Ray for signature amid debate over tax reform and process.

Des Moines UPI Iowa House Senate Robert D. Ray David Stanley R - Muscatine Dale Cochran Eagle Grove Cochran Stephen Rapp D-Waterloo Sonja Egenes R - Story City

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