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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1971

Page

1

Iowa Senate approves tighter dynamite controls

The Iowa Senate approved a bill by 41 to 4 to tighten dynamite laws and curb illegal use. It requires commercial users to be licensed through the Department of Public Safety and gives the public safety commissioner power to regulate manufacture sale storage transport and use of explosives.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Senate House J. Wesley Graham Ida Grove al Richard Turner Iowa Department of Public Safety Public Safety Commissioner

Toot Your Own Horn Memo Confers Praise

Intercepted memo from BEN JOHNSON congratulates Wal Wal on achievements. The note humorously asserts rewards for self praise and signs off as Yours, Wks.

Face showdown over 1 cent sales tax in Iowa cities

In Des Moines the House debated a proposed 1 cent sales tax increase with a Goode amendment to share funds for street construction. The amendment, backed by Rep. Dewey Goode, was defeated after a reconsideration motion despite earlier approval. Debate focused on whether revenue would undercut highway plans and aid to municipalities and schools.

Des Moines UPS Hou Dewey Goode Lion Goode Robert D. Ray Sonja Exenes R - Story City Evenes Ed Skinner Altoona

Tornado Rips Conway Iowa Strikes Town

Conway Iowa endures a destructive tornado that damaged most homes and businesses. Fourteen structures left damaged or destroyed including the post office and school, with Mayor Dale Kernen among the homeless. Power and phone service were disrupted but emergency housing provided.

United Press International Iowa Conway Robert D. Ray Oelwein Charles City New Market Frank Webb Dale Kernen Kernen

Wisconsin City: Iowa University Protest Turns Violent

Iowa City police report about 25 University of Iowa students arrested for disorderly conduct after a four hour demonstration. Damage included Barney's DX service station windows and the Iowa Book Store. About 125 officers dispersed the crowd. no injuries reported.

Iowa UPD Iowa City Pat McCas Hey University of Iowa Barney's DX Servi Lowa Book Store Federal Building Iowa State McCarney Lowa Highway Patrol Crectt University Pentacrest U of T

Ordinance Adapts Codification For City Regulations

A city council advances the project to codify all ordinances into a unified code. Officials say the measure aims to streamline references and enforce consistency across departments.

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Bombing raids hit A Shau Valley and Da Nang in Vietnam

US B52 bombers struck Communist positions around the A Shau Valley in four raids with over 500 tons of explosives in 40 hours. ARVN and American forces massed at rear bases for a planned drive into the valley as Russian missiles struck Da Nang, killing six civilians and wounding others.

Saigon UPI Thailand Strategic Air Command A Shau Army of the Republic of da Nang South Vietnam U.S

Weather Central Southeast Forecast Update

Partly cloudy conditions with a chance of rain across the region. Winds shift inland as the day progresses and temperatures remain mild.

Og Gaeemepsah Meng Lowe

Plains Tornadoes Cause Fatalities and Widespread Damage

Tornadoes tore through the plains injuring dozens and killing Mickey Johnson in Joplin Missouri. Railcars were toppled near Marceline Missouri and a town experienced heavy property destruction. Conway Iowa lost eight homes and a mayor faced the wreckage of his house. High winds cut power to thousands and fires burned in New Mexico and Arizona parks.

Kernan Conway Robert Norton Clarinda Creston Corydon Iowa United Press International Plains Mickey Johnson Joplin Marceline Santa Fe Railway Dale Kernen Broken Bow Neb Nebraska Oklahoma Okay Porter Coweta Salina Haskell Missouri Tulsa Okla South Central Plains Chicago New Mexico Arizona

Kiwanis Honors Banquet Celebrates Washington seniors

Washington Kiwanis hosted the annual Honors Banquet at the Captain's Table to recognize Washington High School seniors on the honor roll. Speaker Jerry Richards of Iowa Wesleyan College urged social involvement while President M. L. Tweeton welcomed guests and introduced special guest E. K. Schlapkohl.

Washington Kiwanis Club Washington High School Jerry Richards Schools of Religion and Philosophy Iowa Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant M. L. Tweeton E. K. Schlapkohl Charles Goodell Thomas Pace Percy Holder

Senate panel predicts draft extended to fund Vietnam War

The Senate Armed Services Committee says ending the draft soon will fail due to too few Army combat volunteers. It backs a two year extension and a $1 billion package for pay and benefits, while a minority argues for ending the draft for one year with such pay.

Washington UPI Senate Armed Services Committee Senate John G. Stennis D-Miss Nixon Con Stuart Symington D. Mo Richard Schweiker Harold Hughes D-Iown Mike Gravel Dalaski Toom Maly

West German seeks joint action on money crisis with Europe

Bonn delays a decision on the monetary crisis, aiming for coordinated moves with France and the five Common Market members. The dollar surge hit Japan as banks bought marks, and Berlin weighs a possible revaluation or exchange controls to ease the crisis.

Bonn UPI France Japan Bank of Japan Tokyo Paris Germany Benndt Plantest Siceunces Ecomnties Finance Europe Switzerland Belgium Holland Austria U.S Asia Iy Brandt Adele

Burlington Fights Bridge Toll Ruling

Burlington city manager John Dullea said the city will appeal a federal ruling ordering lower tolls on the MacArthur Bridge. He criticized the decision as politically motivated and linked it to Rep. Tom Railsback, arguing other tolls should also be reduced if Burlington must cut its 25 cent toll.

Burlington UPI Burlingto John Cullen MacArthur Bridge J.C. Turner Tom Railsback Dullea Santa Fe Fort Madison Fort Manantealee

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