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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1976

Page

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Cancer Crusade Opens April Campaign in Washington County

The Cancer Crusade in Washington County begins April 1 with about 50 volunteers at kickoff. Chairs Mr. and Mrs. Dale Caldwell lead the effort with Mrs. Caldwell directing the Washington City drive and Frank Kleese rural chairman. The county organization is led by Mrs. Art Witthoft, aided by Mrs. Gene Allen of Iowa City, and talks by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Newport highlighted the meeting along with a film. Donations may be left at Washington State Bank with Juanita Hering. The county is divided into four sections with ward and neighborhood chairpersons coordinating volunteers across town and rural townships for the campaign featuring films and fundraising activities.

Evening Journal Washington County Dale Caldwell Caldwell Washington City Frank Kleese Art Witthoft Gene Allen Iowa City American Cancer Society Wayne Newport Davenport Iowa Robert Moorman Dale Venzke Washington State Bank Juanita Hering Shirley Steele Clifford Thompson Leo Hoover South Iowa Avenue Washington Mildred Noonan City of Washington Robert Buffington Carrie Gray Leland Jeffries Ed Peiffer del Dalrymple Kay Woods Frank Wenger

Weather update for Zones 9 and 13

Clear tonight with a low in the 30s to 35. Partly cloudy Thursday with a high near 60. Winds light and southwesterly tonight.

Library quilt project for National Library Week at Washington library

The Washington Public Library invites area women to join a Bicentennial quilt project during National Library Week starting April 5 at 1 p.m. in the youth room. Volunteers will sew T-Block quilt blocks, date the quilt, and complete piecing and quilting at the library. The finished quilt will be presented to Conger House later this year.

Washington Public Library National Library National Library Week Conger House

Washington Fire Extinguishes TV Blaze at Halcyon House

Washington firemen answered a call after 7 PM Tuesday to Halcyon House where a TV overheated in a main building room, filling the area with smoke. Firemen removed the set and extinguished the blaze with minimal damage. The brief item also notes a Mini Bus trip to West Liberty on April 9 for a Turkey Plant tour and a Ford White House reshuffle with Rogers Morton named campaign manager.

Washington Halcyon House West Liberty Turkey UPI Ford Rogers Morton Howard Callaway Callaway Oval Office White House Morton Army

Railroads Merge into Conrail After Midnight Takeover

Seven bankrupt eastern railroads are merged into Consolidated Rail Corporation ConRail at 12:01 a.m. Thursday under a government planned system. The move ends a long period of political wrangling with few anticipated difficulties as the automatic takeover occurs.

Washington UPI Eastern Roads Consolidated Rail Corporation ConRail

City workers strike paralyzes San Francisco facilities

In San Francisco hundreds of city workers walked out in a third municipal walkout in 25 months. Pickets formed at key facilities as a judge granted a temporary restraining order after a midnight strike by 2,500 craft workers who urged all 19,000 city employees to honor the lines.

San Francisco UPI

Teamsters in Arlington Heights Eye Last-Minute Pact

Negotiators for the Teamsters and the trucking industry in Arlington Heights Illinois expressed high hopes for a last-minute agreement to avert the union’s first nationwide strike in over ten years. The talks aimed to resolve pay benefits and work rules before a looming deadline.

Arlington Heights, Ill UPI Teamsters Union

Governor to appoint aging and civil rights commission directors

The governor will appoint the directors of the commissions on aging and civil rights under legislation approved by the Senate 29 to 16. The bill had bounced between the House and Senate to remove the aging commission director from the governor’s appointment powers.

Des Moines UPI Senate House

Lebanon and Syria pressure rise as US seeks cease fire

In Beirut and countryside fighting continues with at least 110 dead and 181 wounded in 24 hours as the United States deploys Ambassador Dean Brown to push for a truce. Premier Karami blocks UN involvement while Syria masss troops on the border and Palestinian leaders push for guarantees and Franjieh resignation.

Beirut Lebanon UPI U.N Syria United States Dean Brown Brown Henry A. Kissinger Middle East Amman U.S Mediterranean Security Council Karami Edouard Ghorra Suleiman Franjieh Pierre Gemayel London U.S. Navy United Nations Kurt Waldheim

Plea Not Guilty In District Court Case

Cathy D Manning 22 of Washington pleaded not guilty and waived speedy trial in Washington County District Court on an assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury charge connected to a March 17 shotgun incident outside a tavern. She was released on her recognizance and placed under Court Services supervision. Also Huston Sentenced In OMVUS Case. Harold L Huston 58 of Winfield received 90 days jail and 120 day license suspension after pleading guilty to drunk driving.

The Evening Journal Cathy D. Manning Washington County Ms. Manning Washington Richard Bordwell Court Services Department Harold L. Huston Winfield Huston

Bandits seize 1.6 million in Montreal armored robbery

Five bandits used a 50mm antiaircraft gun to force open a Brink's truck door beside the Royal Bank of Canada headquarters in Montreal. They stole at least 1.6 million in cash, with an earlier higher estimate later reduced. Police call it the province’s largest armed robbery. Rewards up to 125,000 are offered for information leading to convictions.

Montreal UPI Financial District Royal Bank of Canada Brink’s Canada Ltd J. T. Walsh Brink’s Quebec Canada The Commercial Union Insurance Company

Uncertain outcome in bid to take over National Bank

A Iowa led group offered 1 200 shares at 1850 a share to gain control of National Bank of Washington. Deadline passed with 51 percent required by March 30. Spokesman Taunce Mathiason said full tally possible by Friday and results before April 15. Some local shareholders favor preserving independent local ownership.

The Evening Journal National Bank of Washington National Bank National Ohio California Taunce Mathiason Ainsworth State Bank Mathiason Richard Weeks Weeks John Goodenow Wall Lake Dennis Wood Eldora W. A. Krause Allison

Dentist shoots doctor then kills himself in Evanston

In Evanston Illinois a dentist Dr Frederick M Anliker 54 shot Dr Harold C Lueth 71 after a dispute over medical care for poison oak. Anliker fired a sawed off shotgun from under his coat saying I got you before Lueth was taken into emergency surgery and placed in critical condition.

Evanston Ill UPI Harold C. Lueth Evanston Hospital Frederick M. Anliker Lueth David Schram Anliker Schram

Officer John Orlando dies after cancer battle in San Francisco

The San Francisco Police Department mourns Officer John Orlando who died of leukemia at 38 after a valiant effort to complete 10 years. He kept patrolling Fisherman’s Wharf hoping to secure his family a one third salary death benefit, but pooling sick days was ruled illegal leaving his widow and four children with only a $1,000 death benefit unless an exception is granted.

San Francisco UPI Mike Hebel John Orlando Orlando Fisherman's Wharf Central Station Police Officers Association

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