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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1972

Page

1

No Longer a Waiting List for National Guard and Reserve

The article notes a recruiting crisis as Vietnam era pullback ends waiting lists. Local units the 134th Medical Company and 872nd Light Maintenance Company show strength above former levels despite broader declines. Pay has doubled for many ranks, with E-1s earning about 40 dollars monthly in the Guard and 8.95 per drill in the Reserve.

National Guard Army Reserve Guard and Reserve 134Th Medical Company 872Nd Light Maintenance Company Vietnam White

Capacity pork banquet draws wide attendance in Washington County

A capacity crowd attended the Washington County Pork Producers banquet at the K of C Hall. Larry Marek presided as Lee Morrison and the Blute Sides provided music after a barbecued Windsor Chop meal. Awards honored top barrow testers, with Elmer Schneider first and Wilfred McCreedy second at Yoder Feed Co.

Barrow Elmer Schneider Washington County Park Wilfred McCreedy Marian Fitzgerald Yoder Feeds Journal Washington County Pork Producers K. of C. Hall Lee Morrison Blute Larry Marek County Pork Group Kansas City McCreedy Yoder Feed Co Yoder Feed Nancy Wittetoe Keith Horn Parkettes Dale Fuhr Bob Cheyney Fuhr Jack & Jill

Weather outlook Iowa: clouds, rain and light snow

United Press International reports a cloudy Iowa spell with brief rain or drizzle tonight and Tuesday. Precipitation shifts to light snow in northern and northwestern areas with freezing conditions and travel hazards in the far north. Lows range 25 to 30 in the north and 35 in the south, highs Tuesday in the 30s to 40s.

United Press International Iowa

Kirkwood to Hold Public Meeting in Washington

Kirkwood Community College schedules an April 4 public program in Washington from 10:00 to 12:00 at the public library. Dennis Usher will lead the session as part of a March and April series across Merged Area Ten to share information on vocational training adult education and college programs.

Kirkwood Community College Washington Dennis Usher Kirkwood Area Ten Gay Dahn

Mayor issues trespass warning over possible rabid dog incident

Mayor Ralph Martin warns that anyone found on city grounds after closing hours will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law after a dog pound release near the city landfill. The landfill operates daily until 5 p.m. except Sundays.

Ralph Martin

McGovern gains delegates as Iowa caucus to convention nears

In Iowa, George McGovern adds 12 of 34 delegates elected, boosting his tally toward at least 15 by the May 20 state convention. Edmund Muskie remains front runner with a growing but uncommitted bloc, while most delegates are unpledged ahead of Miami and July party events.

Des Moines UPI South Dakota George McGovern Iowa McGovern Edmund Muskie Maine Muskie Jack O’brien Sioux City Iowans Sylvia Johnson Iowa City Shirley Chisholm D-New York Hubert Humphrey D-Minn Clif Larson Miami

Delegates Seek Support At Multiple Iowa Conventions

Muskie and McGovern could gain up to two more delegates from the uncommitted group as 3,700 delegates work through platform planks and presidential slates. In Des Moines the 4th district backs abortion law repeal and marijuana legalization while the 3rd district urges FBI Director Hoover's resignation. planks to be debated at the April state convention.

Muskie McGovern Des Moines Hampton FBI J. Edgar Hoover

Panama youth Roberto Proll to be Washington AFS student

A Panama youth Roberto Alfonso Proll has been selected by AFS International to study in Washington for the coming school year. The 17 year old Penonome senior is the son of Alfonso and wife. the family fire chief and court house secretary. He hopes to become a doctor and enjoys math science languages and sports. He will stay with the J A Schmidt family in Washington starting August. The local AFS chapter is raising 850 for the program, with contributions tax deductible to the president or treasurer Dean Stanley.

Gary Sadderis Davenport Iowa Sadderis Brighton Harper Keota Republic of Panama Washington AFS AFS International New York Richard Bordwell Roberto Alfonso Proll Alfonso Proll Roberto Penonome Proll Court House J.A. Schmidt Mrs. Schmidt Kathy Kirk AFL Dean Stanley E. van Buren

Anderson eyes Democratic gain in Washington County race

Anderson, candidate for Washington County Attorney, told a county Democrats meeting last Friday that this could be the year Democrats win the Court House and restore two party government. He noted no Democrat has won county office since 1948 and urged change after fundraising at Ezra Smiths Cedar Township home.

Tracy Anderson Washington County Court House Anderson Ezra Smith Cedar Township

Elliott seeks Washington County clerk race at fund dinner

Mrs. John Elliott of Washington announces candidacy for district clerk in Washington County at a Democratic fund-raiser at Ezra Smith farm. She vows full time, conscientious service and notes her late husband was Ainsworth postmaster. Elliott taught 23 years and holds degrees from Monmouth Parsons and Iowa.

John Maxine) Elliott Washington Washington County Ezra Smith Farm Elliott Oregon Dewey Stephens Richard Stephens Crawfordsville Monmouth College Parsons College University of Iowa United Methodist Church Delta Kappa Gamma Society of Woman Teachers Sorosis Study Club Ainsworth Fortnightly Club

Severe storms and snow hit multiple states with power cuts

A spring storm swept from the upper Great Lakes causing a 50 000 person power outage in Iowa after a line break triggered downstream failures in Mason City and neighboring towns. Chicago faced two inches of snow in an hour while salt trucks and snow removal gear mitigated city streets for the morning rush.

United Press International Chicago Chicago Transit Authority Iowa Upper Great Lakes Rockies Mason City Clear Lake Northwood Rockwell South Bend Ind Hillsboro Tex

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