Weekend break ins reported at Culligan and Glandon D X Station
Rasmington city police investigated two weekend break ins totaling three scenes. A car at Glandon D X Station West Madison Street at 1 45 a m led to a chase northward after a coin box was stolen from a soft drink machine. Culligan Water Conditioning saw a broken west door and theft from drink and candy machines. Jere K Covington's Route 1 Ainsworth home was broken into Sunday or today via a rear door. about $2 50 in change plus rings and watches were taken.
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Washington High Jazz Band Members Win Musicianship Awards
Jazz musicians Terry Burkum and Mark Ballard of the Washington High School Jazz Band received outstanding musicianship awards at the Northeast Missouri State University jazz festival on Saturday March 2. Over 40 bands from Missouri and Iowa competed with guest artist Bill Watrous. Washington did not place but was well received. The band’s next performance is at the Washington Jazz Festival at the local high school next Saturday.
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Fire destroys E&R Cafe in Onawa investigation continues
Authorities probe the Saturday night blaze that leveled the E&R Cafe in Onawa. No injuries reported as investigators work to determine the fire’s origin and cause.
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Weather Outlook With Cloudy Skies Tonight
Cloudy and colder tonight with showers ending tonight. Low around the mid 30s. Tuesday will be partly cloudy and a touch cooler with highs near 50. Measurable precipitation chances 70 percent this afternoon and 30 percent tonight.
Ban on little black box to bypass tolls spreads in Iowa
DES MOINES IDPA reports Northwestern Bell official Wilson K Hickerson says a device called the little black box lets users bypass toll circuits and avoid long distance charges. Legislation proposed by Rep Holden would make manufacturing selling or possessing the device a crime with a $500 penalty.
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Mistrial ruling refused in Mitchell-Stans case
Federal Judge Lee Gagliardi denied a mistrial in the Mitchell-Stans case. Defense lawyers portrayed John Mitchell and Maurice Stans as men of high public service while noting the charges of perjury obstruction of justice and conspiracy. They argued the opening statements did not prove guilt and highlighted the Vesco inquiry and the $200,000 Nixon campaign contribution.
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Three Washington County teens vie for 1974 Pork Queen
Linda Barnes Kathy Wittetoe and Lorna McCoy seek the 1974 County Pork Queen title at the Pork Banquet in KC Hall Saturday. Judges will rate five minute pork promotional talks at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Extension office. winner announced that night.
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WHS Students Win I Ratings at District Speech Meet
Washington High School students earned Division I ratings at the Mediapolis district meet, securing spots in the state contest in Fairfield on March 23. Dramatic acting entrants Susan Vacha Michael Schooley Melinda Pacha led the field. other winners included Lori Williams Vaughn Lori Vaughn Sherry Bush Nancy Rae Melinda Pacha Jennifer Scheldrup Ann Colby Julisa Rich Patrick Hotle Rollin Secrest Cathy Mangold Lori Vaughn Joe Ellen Wiggers Lucy Gamon and Michelle Curley with a Division II rating in improvisational storytelling.
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Iowa Senate Starts Debate On Criminal Code Revisions
Iowa Senate prepares to resume debate on sweeping criminal code changes this week tackling obscenity pornography and capital punishment. Senator Kevin Kelly predicts fireworks as amendments seek to curb obscene material while Senator Ray Taylor pushes tougher limits. A proposal to reinstate the death penalty is linked to Senator James Griffin’s amendments, with ongoing questions about legality and execution authority.
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Bomb May Have Doomed Turkish Airlines Jetliner Crash
A preliminary report from Orly Airport points to a possible bomb explosion as the cause of the Turkish Airlines DC-10 crash that killed 345. Reports say specialists see evidence supporting an explosion and a thwarted sabotage plot linked to other aviation incidents, with passengers including British, American, and Japanese nationals.
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Daughter accused of poisoning mother in Miami case
A Miami woman reports her 12 year old daughter tried to poison her by adding chopped poison tablets to sweetener. The mother fell ill after drinking coffee but recovered after stopping use. Police took the girl into custody. potential adult attempted murder or juvenile commitment.
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Secret Service Adds Antiaircraft System After Helicopter Incident
Washington report says the Secret Service added a shoulder fired Redeye missile system following the February 17 helicopter landing on the White House lawn. The agency called Aviation Week's claim inaccurate but offered no details on security changes.
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Hope for April 1 adjournment in Iowa legislature
Des Moines UP I legislative leaders express confidence in an April 1 adjournment despite delays on major Gov. Ray priorities. Senate leader Clifton Lamborn says the House is bogged down on collective bargaining but upper chamber work nears completion. The Senate weighs an alcohol treatment bill as other Ray proposals advance, with debates on criminal code revision and key appropriations pending.
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Milligan Campaigns in Washington State Senate Run
Milligan, a Des Moines banker and Senate member, visits Washington to push his Republican bid for Harold Hughes’ U S Senate seat. He frames himself as a classic conservative stressing individual rights and tax restraint, contrasts Stanley’s tax record, and promotes campaign finance disclosure and lobby rules. He cites TRACIS safeguards and opposes tax increases while arguing he can win without independent wealth.
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Muscatine
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