City water main break and street improvements update
A night water main break at South Seventh Avenue and East Washington Street reduced city water pressure while crews worked to repair it. Washington city crews are nearing completion on a 70 block blacktop street renovation project by Richards Construction under city contract.
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Resignation of Washington County District Court Clerk Porter
Robert Porter resigns as District Court Clerk at the Washington County courthouse effective June 30. Porter, who began in 1963 and was re elected to a term ending 1972, will be replaced by the county board until the end of the current term, with voters filling the post thereafter. His resignation dated Friday June 11 was given as he was on vacation and unavailable for comment.
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Marietta Workman
County Board of Supervisors
Iowa Power & Light drops Iowa Illinois Gas merger plan
Iowa Power & Light Co ends its 18 month effort to merge with Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric of Davenport. The company said a closing date by June 30 was required for completion but no date could be set. The move halts a merger proposed since 1966 that would have formed Iowa Energy Co serving about 400000 customers amid regulatory and legal battles.
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Richard Turner
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Turner
Senate okays remap plans amid Iowa dispute
The Iowa Senate approved a House backed redistricting plan 27 to 19 to redraw 150 districts per the 1970 census, threatening seven lawmakers with removal in 1972. Democrats argued one man one vote principles, while Republicans defended county line changes and warned of lawsuits.
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Albuquerque Riots Plague City For Second Day Of Rioting
Youthful militants smashed storefronts overturned cars and hurled rocks and flaming bottles at National Guard troops. A thousand guards patrolled the streets enforcing an all night curfew as snipers fired toward troops. Across two days 46 injured and 16 more on day two, with nearly 400 arrests.
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UPI
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Intercepted memo seeks used taxes discount in Des Moines
An intercepted memo from Iowa House in Des Moines discusses a potential discount on used taxes. The note outlines proposals to reduce tax fees on pre owned goods and considers administrative steps for implementation.
Iowa House backs used car sales tax amid budget plan
The Iowa House approved a phase in a revenue package to fund the state general fund, endorsing a plan to tax used car transactions for about 13 million annually. The measure, approved 52 to 40, shifts funds to the general fund and delays for two years the diversion from the road fund, sparking Democratic objections over tax impact on low income buyers.
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UPI
Iowa
Robert D. Ray
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Richard Welden
Iowa Falls
Robert Kreamer
Kreamer
Michael Kennedy
New Hampton
Dennis Freeman
MideastWarning Triggers Egypt Suez Alert Amid War Fears
Cairo political sources say Egypt placed Suez defense forces on maximum alert after Israeli Defense Minister Dayan warned that war may resume. Egypt vows no first strike but will respond to provocations along the canal. Arab guerrillas attacked an Israeli chartered tanker in the Red Sea, heightening tensions. Israel views the assault as a threat to sea lifelines. The 1967 crisis echoes as Tiran Strait closure recalled.
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Israel
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Gulf of Aqaba
Care Center Project Moves On Site in Washington County
Workmen moved onto a seven acre tract on East Polk Street to begin preliminary work for a 50 bed Care Center to be built this summer. Surveying and stake placement mark the site south of Washington County Hospital as crews prepare the foundation. The project gained city approval after a Plan and Zoning Commission recommendation. incorporation papers list Bernard Shimon of Pocahontas as president with an estimated cost around 350000 dollars.
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Washington County Hospital
Washington Care Center Incorporated
Evening Journal
Bernard Shimon
Pocahontas
Weather Forecast Southeast Clear to Partly Cloudy
Southeast region tonight stays clear to partly cloudy with low temperatures in the lower range. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies with the high in the middle forties to near 50 degrees.
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