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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1967

Page

1

Area schools seek 4.5 million relief from Iowa legislature

Area school officials asked the Iowa Senate to provide a 4.5 million appropriation to cover unpaid bills for 16 area schools due by June 30. They cited cash deficits from their first year, delayed state aid, and property tax revenue that arrived late.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Senate Education Committee B. A. Jensen Cedar Rapids Area 10 Area Schools Jensen Area R. W. Johnson Davenport Area 9 Scott, Clinton Muscatine Grove Area 5 Fort Dodge

Court upholds yellow lines no passing law

Iowa Supreme Court reverses a lower court ruling and upholds the no passing yellow line law as constitutional. The decision affirms legislative delegation to the Highway Commission with proper guidelines, stating crossing a yellow line remains a crime and the commission places the devices to enforce the statute. Justice Becker wrote the opinion in a unanimous ruling.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Supreme Court Iowa Cass County R. Kent Martin Iowa Highway Commission Larry M. Rivera Massena Rivera Martin Highway Commission Supreme Court Francis H. Becker Dubuque High Court

Congressmen object as draft changes spark delay talk

UPI reports Johnson seeks to overhaul the draft with 19 year olds first a lottery and fewer deferments but Congress may slow action. Rivers vows to curb presidential power Mansfield backs scrutiny Kennedy pushes hearings as younger lawmakers lobby for equity and universal service.

Congress Rivers Johnson White House Senate Mike Mansfield Mont Edward Hebert Dla Rivers’ Committee Henry M. Jackson Dwash Senate Armed Services Committee Edward .M. Kennedy Dmass

Appointment of administrator for estate of Gertie G

Public notice announces the appointment of an administrator for the estate of Gertie G. Readers are advised to review the official notice on page 6 for filing deadlines and related legal actions. The notice names the applicant and governing authority, outlining steps to challenge or participate in the probate process.

Gertie G

West Virginia Flood Strands Weston in Grounded Shutdown

A widespread storm slammed the region with rain snow and tornadoes isolating Weston West Virginia where about 600 residents were evacuated as the West Fork River threatened the business district. The storm spread across multiple states causing deaths and school closures.

West Virginia Weston W. Va West Fork Cumberland Mountain Kentucky Panhandle Alabama Ohio Pennsylvania New York City New Hampshire Vermont Maine Boston Massachusetts Connecticut

Iowa senators push new bid to end personal property tax

A bipartisan group in Des Moines introduced a bill to repeal personal property taxes and replace lost revenue with new taxes. Sen J Henry Lucken led the measure proposing a 1 percent tax on individual income, a 1 percent tax on corporate income, a 2 percent surtax on interest and dividends, and a 1 percent tax on capital gains. The plan aims to match roughly 66 million dollars the old tax raised in 1956 and would repeal the 1 percent tax on incomes over 9,000 dollars while expecting 60 million from individuals and 2.1 million from corporate income. Democratic Sens. William Reichardt and H. L. Heying are sponsors validating phaseout aims.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Sen J. Henry Lucken R - LeMars Luckens William Reichardt H. L. Heying West Union Lucken

Debate on anti advertising bill in Iowa House

In Des Moines UPI reports a House Judiciary Committee hearing on a bill to stop cut rate optical firms from advertising eye glass prices. Opponents say it would let optometrists set any price, while supporters claim it ends bait advertising and exposes poor exams and materials from discount chains led by Dr. H. R. Wilson of Forest City.

Des Moines UPI House Judiciary Committee H. R. Wilson Forest City Iowa Optometrists Association Paul Thielking Charles Kramer Capitol Optical Iowa Gene Schanbaun Don Reid West Des Moines Iowa Press Association Edward Jones Iowa Retailers Federation Shanbarn Reid IPA Jones Thielking Capitol Lawrence Scalise

Des Moines woman killed by propeller at airport

A 36 year old Des Moines night club entertainer Marilyn Buchanan known as Marilyn Bee was killed when she walked into the propeller of a single engine plane near the Des Moines airport after stepping from the cockpit following a flight from Adair with Darwin Beer. Police and medical examiners described the fatal impact as occurring in the airport concourse area with a large pool of blood surrounding the body.

Des Moines UPI Marilyn Buchanan Marilyn Bee West Side Adair Darwin Beer Polk County Leo Luca

Subway Train Collision Injures Dozens in Boston Blizzard

Two MBTA four car subway trains collided on an elevated trestle in a heavy snowstorm at City Square Charlestown. At least 70 passengers were injured with 45 to Massachusetts General Hospital and 25 to Boston City Hospital. None seriously hurt. Trains bound from Everett to Forest Hills. crash halted service for hours.

Boston UPI Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority MBTA City Square Charlestown Massachusetts General Hospital Boston City Hospital Margaret King Somerville Lincoln Everett Everett- Forest Hills

Iowa Considers Annual Motor Vehicle Inspection Law

The Iowa Legislative Research Committee approved a bill requiring all motor vehicles in the state to undergo at least one annual inspection to verify safe operation. The program would be administered by the state safety commissioner with licensed inspection stations handling checks and issuing certificates. Dealers would have inspections for new and used vehicles before sale, and the law would start in 1968 with phased 1968 deadlines based on license plate digits.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Legislative Research Committee State Safety

Red Guard ordered to classes in China reopening

Peking radio reports schools in Beijing and Shanghai to restart with a new revolutionary curriculum. The program emphasizes Mao writings and revolution while restoring general subjects. The move follows peak red guard activity and political purges amid tensions with Indonesia and defections to Hong Kong.

Hong Kong UPI Red China Mao Tse-Tung Red Guard Mao Peking Peking Radio Shanghai China Peking People’s Daily Indonesia

Rockford teen held for double murder in park

John Williams Jr. 17, who wed Feb. 17, appeared in Rockford Circuit Court for arraignment on murder charges in the execution style killings of two 14 year old cousins in a city park. He had been acquitted last week of wounding a youth in the same park.

Joan Wesley Williams Jr Winnebago County Rockford Ill Ronald Lee Johnson Wayne Mullendere Park UPI John Williams Jr

Weather in Iowa turns bitter as cold wave grips region

United Press International reports a cold wave in Iowa with night temps dropping to 5 to 10 below zero and northerly winds 20 to 40 mph diminishing tonight. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and a rebound to high teens into the mid 20s.

Iowa

Hoffa Turns Himself In To Federal Marshals

Jimmy Hoffa, head of the Teamsters, surrenders at a Washington federal courthouse to begin a prison term for jury tampering. He faces at least 32 months in Lewisburg prison, claiming government overreach and illegal evidence.

Hoffa Self Washington UPI Jimmy Hoffa Hofta Nashville, Tenn Federal Building Capitol Hill

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