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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1970

Page

1

I.S.C.P.A. annual meeting and local officers elected

The South Iowa Chapter of the ISCPA met at Parsons College on May 4 1970 with Dave Hagar of Investors Diversified Services addressing The Professional Corporation. Officers elected were M Clinton Hensel President Kenneth Anderson Vice President and Don E Fallis Secretary. Directors named were Paul Drish Earl Boland and Ethan Allen Towne.

South Iowa I.s.c.p.a.’S Parsons College Dave Hagar Investors Diversified Services M. Clinton Hensel Washington C. Kenneth Anderson Ottumwa Don E. Fallis Paul V. Drish Earl R. Boland Oskaloosa Ethan Allen

Cary Grant denies paternity of Bouren child

Cary Grant, age 65, denied paternity of a child born to Cynthia Bouren, 32, a former studio employee. Bouren, of Beverly Hills, named him in a suit after giving birth to Stephanie Andrea on March 12. Grant stated he is not the father and would be proud if he were.

Hollywood UPI Cary Grant Cynthia Bouren Studio Miss Bouren Beverly Hills Stephanie Andrea Grant

Intercepted Memo Governer Ray Des Moines Crowd Note

A cryptic intercepted memo mentions Governor Ray in Des Moines with a note about a member of the crowd possibly mistaking him for Ray's Cain. The fragment hints at misidentification and political tension surrounding a public event.

Students plan antiwar rally draw federal notice in Washington

UPI reports a nationwide cohort of striking college students converged on Washington for a mass antiwar rally planned by the New Mobilization Committee. Senators urged calm amid warnings of potential violence as Nixon officials refused to let protesters near the White House. President Nixon met with eight university leaders while senators urged restraint to avoid violence. Independent voices urged peace and warned that violence would harm progress.

Washington UPI Harold E. Hughes Iowa Kent Ohio) State University Hughes House New Mobilization Committee Vietnam Nixon White House Capitol Hill Senate Mike Mansfield Montana

Iowans named to tax committee for 1971 study

Des Moines reports a 16 member legislative interim committee will study Iowa tax structure and seek to reduce reliance on property taxes for state funding. Members include Senate Republicans Charles Sullivan Roger Shaff Charlene Conklin Ralph Potter Wayne Keith Edward Nicholson and Democrats Joseph Coleman Bass Van Gilst. House Republicans John Camp Elmer Den Herder Charles Grassley Edgar Holden William Huff Maurice Van Nostrand and Democrats James Middleswart Fred Nolting.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Roger Jepsen William Harbor Senate Charles Sullivan Sioux City Roger Shaff Camanche Charlene Conklin Waterloo Ralph Potter Marion Wayne Keith Algona Edward Nicholson Davenport Joseph Coleman Clare Bass van Gilst Oskaloosa House John Camp Bryant Elmer den Herder Sioux Center Charles Grassley New Hartford Edgar Holden William Huff Maurice van Nostrand Avoca James Middleswart Indianola Fred Nolting

Symposium opens for Iowa elder care home operators

About 69 administrators of nursing and county homes attend the opening sessions of a two day symposium on elder care at United Presbyterian Home in Washington Iowa. The event is one of five state wide programs under the Institute of Gerontology at the University of Iowa led by Carl I Flath of Bethesda Maryland. The session explains upcoming licensing beginning July 1 and focuses on administrator qualifications and the exam process as a step toward improved care. Federal funds back the initiative.

United Presbyterian Home Washington Fiath Flath

Plans to Vacate County Road Public Notice

Notice announces plans to abandon a county road and seeks public comment on the proposed action. It outlines the affected route, governing authority, and deadlines for objections or questions from residents and stakeholders. Affected property and access considerations are described.

Governors Day ceremonies canceled in Iowa City

University of Iowa President Willard Boyd announced the annual Governors Day ceremonies for Saturday are canceled amid protests in Iowa City. Governor Robert D. Ray said he plans to attend unless demonstrations force cancellation, and he discussed security with Boyd and local officials. Ray noted no plans to call out the national guard unless orders require it, and ammunition would be limited to higher contingencies.

Des Moines UPI Santa Fe N.M Robert D. Ray University of Iowa Willard Boyd Ray New Mexico Iowa Iowa City, Iowa Iowa City Boyd Old Capitol Iowa Fieldhouse Iowa National Guard National Guard

Students research own subjects in sixth grade class

In Cedar Rapids Iowa 1970 census shows Cedar Rapids population 109111, up about 4.6 per day over 10 years. The article highlights Mrs Vera Foriash's sixth grade reading project at Lincoln School where 78 students research self chosen topics with weekly one hour sessions and noncompetitive learning.

Frank Pforts Dean Pforts Washington Tom Greiner Lincoln School Tom Vera Foriash Foriash Cedar Rapids Iowa Dubuque Clinton

Hickel Urges Nixon to Listen to Youth Voices

Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel asks President Nixon to engage with young Americans, warning the administration risks alienating a generation and the Republican Party. His letter follows Anthony Moffett’s resignation as youth director amid criticisms of anti youth rhetoric. He cites Earth Day efforts and urges meetings with college presidents to find constructive paths forward.

Senate Hugh Scott Interior Walter J. Hickel White House Washington UPI Nixon Republican Party Hickel Anthony J. Moffett Moffett Spiro T. Agnew Washington Evening Star Walter J. Hicke

Weather outlook for Iowa with showers and cooler temps

Increasing cloudiness tonight and Friday with showers and thunderstorms possible in the west and north. Turning cooler northwest Friday with tonight’s lows around 60. Highs Friday in the 80s. Saturday outlook mild with a chance of showers.

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