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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1973

Page

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Sheriff Moves Offices to New Washington County Jail Quarters

Sheriff Don Robertson and staff relocated to new offices in the Washington County jail building over the past weekend with entry from the west side on Avenue B. Vandals damaged cars statewide Saturday night and Sunday, smashing windows in about 1 dozen autos and denting a car near city hall, with no discernible pattern to the vandalism as police investigated.

Don Robertson Washington County Avenue B Washington Town City Hall

Rainfall continues as Washington sees fresh totals

The official observer reports .90 inches of rain in Washington over the weekend with .37 inches by 7 a.m. Saturday and .53 inches in the prior 24 hours. Rain continued this morning and more precipitation is forecast statewide, raising flood fears and slowing already stalled farm work.

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Rex Ray Elected Lieutenant Governor of Zone 8 Optimists

Rex Ray of Washington was elected lieutenant governor for zone 8 of the Iowa Optimists Club at Saturday district meeting in Newton. Ray, current president of the Washington Optimists, will assume the district post in October. Zone 8 includes Washington Chariton Centerville Mt Pleasant Ottumwa Kalona and Fairfield. Attending were Raphael Gonshorowski president elect and Don Fenno vice president elect.

Rex Ray Washington Iowa Optimists Club Newton Ray The Washington Optimists Chariton Centerville Mt Pleasant Ottumwa Kalona Fairfield Raphael Gonshorowski Don Fenno

Weather outlook with possible heavy afternoon storms

Cloudy conditions with a chance of locally heavy thunderstorms this afternoon. Highs reach 65 to 70, then showers or storms diminish tonight as the sky becomes partly sunny. Tuesday brings highs in the mid 60s and tonight’s lows drop to the lower 50s. Winds from the southeast at 15 to 25 mph this afternoon, shifting to northerly at 8 to 18 mph tonight.

Storage driven school board plan for Washington district center

The Washington Community School District weighs a 90000 dollar proposal to build an 4928 square foot administration center on East Main Street with a central storage area of 1440 square feet and offices for 13 staff. Officials say centralized storage would cut over ordering and pilferage while freeing space in existing buildings.

Washington Public Marty Chebuhar Washington Community E. K. Schlapkohl Henry Soucek East Main Street North Avenue C Don Zwicki Virginia Sehnicker al Kinzler Schlapkohl Joint County School System Brighton Soucek East Jefferson Street Roland Wehner Wehner

Kidnapers Hold Leonhardy in Guadalajara Standoff

Guerrilla captors of US Consul General Terrence G. Leonhardy extend the seizure after promising release for 30 political prisoners flown to Cuba. Officials report new ransom demands amid government silence and fear for his safety. Leonhardy reported in good health and treated well, messages describe delays and delicate negotiations.

Guadalajara Mexico UPL Terrence G. Leonhardy Cuba Leonhardy Jesus Ahumada Mercado Jalisco Alberto Orozco Romero U.S Offic Orozco Ernest Gutierre Collignon de la Pena Heno Peru Gutierre Collignon Provider

Richardson names special prosecutor for Watergate probe

Attorney-General designate Elliot Richardson announced a special prosecutor will be named to supervise the Watergate investigation with full independence and staff support. He said the appointee must be highly qualified, independent, and report directly to him while serving the American people. He welcomed Senate hearings and emphasized uncovering the whole truth.

Washington UPI Elliot L. Richardson Richardson Nixon Pentagon Senate Judiciary Committee William T. Coleman Philadelphia Yale Felix Frankfurter Richardson Senate James Kourzek D-S.d Rhardson Tam Department of Justice John J. Williams R-Del Congress Judiciary Committee

Kalona Man Hurt in Highway Crash Near Washington

Montgomery Ives of rural Kalona was taken by ambulance to an Iowa City hospital after a crash two miles north of Washington on highways 92 and 1. The collision involved a truck driven by Elwood Hanna and cars driven by Charles Miller and Roy Duttweiler. Ives sustained injuries not yet known.

Montgomery Ives Kalona Iowa City Washington Iowa Highway Patrol Charles Albert Miller Elwood William Hanna Eddyville Roy A. Duttweiler Brighton Ives

Senator warns of coming food crisis in Iowa

Des Moines based Senator Karl Nolin warns a food shortage could follow global energy shortages within three to ten years. He cites rising demand from affluence, reliance on corn for cattle feed, and limits on expanding production without new fertilizer or gas, fearing a period of overproduction before a crisis.

DES Moines UPI Iowa Karl Nolin D- Ralston Nolin United States

County corn yield tops 112 bushels per acre in 1972

Preliminary figures place Washington County corn yield at 112 bushels per acre for 1972, down from 113 in 1971. Iowa statewide average is 116 bushels per acre, with every county over 100. County harvested area is 107000 acres, down 15000 from 1971. counties Henry Story Polk Boone Hamilton Hardin and Greene near 125. County Extension suggests strong statewide performance overall.

Washington County Jim Frier Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Iowa Henry Story Polk Boone Hamilton Hardin Greene

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