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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1969
Page
6
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Washington County Bar Association members met at the Captain's Table Wednesday evening and completed plans for the annual Court Day for seniors in high schools of the county. It will be held Wednesday May 14 with Honorable Harold J. Fleck district court judge presiding. Officers for the next two years were named Albion J. Young Wellman president Ira F. Morrison vice president and James E. Lloyd secretary treasurer.
Yesterday admitted patients include Mrs Myrtle Morgan and Mr Clarence Goodwin both in Washington and Mr Felix Burke of East Pleasant Plain for medical care along with Mrs Clara Pim me of Keota Mrs Edith Hope Luers of West Chester and Rev Humphrey Owen of Washington. Today discharge lists show Richard Schenk Nicolas Linnenkamp and Stephen Stout all of Washington.
Gov. Robert D. Ray said he does not want the $3,000 a year pay increase approved by the Iowa Senate and will oppose it in the House. He argued job demands justify more pay but favors limiting spending, proposing a $2,000 raise for judges instead. He also urged no changes to a House approved truck licensing fee bill if it would cut funds to cities and road projects.
Iowa House unanimously approved four bills to fund Public Safety agencies for two years. Measures authorize 25 000 for an access road at Camp Dodge Iowan Law Enforcement Academy 170 000 to computerize criminal files 91110 annually for motor vehicle dealers licensing and 780 000 annually for supplies and license plate production A 20000 revolving fund will maintain state aircraft used by Gov Ray and officials A bill to authorize purchase and operation of a state printing press by the State Auditor Lloyd Smith was also approved 86 26 and sent to the governor.
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