Northeast Missouri University Band tour reaches Washington concert
The Northeast Missouri University Concert Band performed at a Washington high school after traveling from Kirksville on a spring tour. They stopped in Moline Illinois for a show and will return to campus Friday. Richard Lee, son of Mr and Mrs Max Lee, plays baritone horn with the band.
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Northeast Missouri University
Washington
Kirksville
Moline
Ill
Richard Lee
Max Lee
Hughes to Speak on National Radio Address Saturday
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield announced that Senator Harold E Hughes of Iowa will deliver a national radio address Saturday in response to Nixon administration programs and alcohol abuse initiatives. The 12 minute speech, taped Friday, will air at different times on four major networks.
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Washington Ur
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Harold E. Hughes
Towa
Hughes
Gas rationing unlikely this summer says OEP official
The Office of Emergency Preparedness states gasoline rationing will not be needed this summer though supplies may be tight. Acting director Darrell M. Trent notes contingency plans exist for fuel rationing in a national emergency, but such action is not expected in the near term.
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UPI
Office of Emergency Preparedness
OEP
Darrell M. Trent
Trent
Lawmakers push year round daylight saving time
UPI reports Senators Claiborne Pell and John O. Pastore both of Rhode Island introduced a bill proposing year round daylight saving time. They say the change would reduce crime lower traffic accidents and lessen electric power demands.
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Washington
UPI
Claiborne Pell
John O. Pastore
D-R.l
Plan heart care unit at Washington County Hospital
The Hospital Board backs an intensive Coronary Care unit to be ready in about seven months. It would cost about 36000 dollars, house three beds, and be directed by Dr C S Tam with staff from the hospital. It aims to draw patients from other facilities and attract more physicians. Abortion policy discussions, nursing aide retraining, Medicare notes, and financials for February are also reported.
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Washington County
Hospital Board of Trustees
ICC
Burlington
Norman Jensen
C.S. Tam
Tam
Washington
Richard Ross
Jensen
Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Stephen Wiggers
Supreme Court
Franklin Sojka
Wiggers
State Department of Health
Kirkwood Community College
Alma Batterson
Mary Guy
Des Moines
Medicare
Carson
Stanisnies
LTC
Sojka
Ross
Viggers
Dean Edwards
Mary McCall
Hazel Sitler
Harvey Timmins
Julie Skaggs
Stewart School
Ed Skaggs
Joint
Beverly Bucklin
Brighton
Gorjean Hirt
Nixon defies Congress in quarrel over Dean
President Nixon accuses Congress of holding FBI director nominee Gray hostage to force Dean's testimony. He declares he will not permit presidential aide John W. Dean III to testify, challenging a court ruling and arguing executive and attorney client privileges. Dean says he will answer in writing only.
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Congress
Dean
Washington
L. Patrick Gray
FBI
Gray
White House
John W. Dean
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Senate
Senate Committee
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Judiciary Committee
Alger Hiss
Truman
Hiss
United States
Fort Wayne woman ads for a husband avoids deportation
Micki Topper, 22, a West Berliner in Fort Wayne, advertised for a husband to avert deportation due to expiring visa. About 50 American men answered. she chose Eric Elam, 26, of Huntertown. The wedding was canceled after Elam’s attorney said marriage wasn’t in his best interests. Topper says she remains hopeful with other suitors and notes incompatibility over expectations.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
UPI
Micki Topper
Miss Topper
Eric Elam
Huntertown
Elam
Eric
America
Weather Outlook With Clouds And Cool Temperatures
Cloudy this afternoon with mid to upper 40s. Clearing and colder tonight with lows 28 to 33. Partly sunny Friday with highs in the upper 40s. NW winds 15 to 25 mph this afternoon diminishing tonight. Measurable precipitation probability 5 percent this afternoon 5 percent tonight and 10 percent Friday.
District teachers gain $100 base pay raise and policy actions
Washington Community District school board approved a $100 base salary increase to 7,050 for teachers, costing about $39,000 with a 3.75 percent average rise. The board also adopted attendance make up rules, discussed student representation at meetings, and planned a March 26 director district boundary election.
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Charles Morris
Washington Community District
E.K. Schlapkohl
Washington Education Salary Committee
Washington
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