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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1969

Page

1

Amish and Mennonite Schools Exempt From Standards

State Superintendent Paul Johnston announced that three Amish and Mennonite schools in Iowa receive a one year exemption from state school standards. About 200 pupils attend Hazleton Amish schools and a Mennonite school near Kalona run by Haven Congregation. Exemption means no certified teachers or state curriculum requirements.

Des Moines UPI Paul Johnston Iowa Hazelton Kalona Haven

Vandalism at Iowa President's Office Stuns Campus

University of Iowa police pursue young intruders who broke into President Howard R. Bowen's office during noon hour amid a campus protest against tuition hikes. The vandalism damaged filing cabinets, broke glass, and caused minor office damage as about 10 to 20 students entered the Old Capitol area, while thousands rallied outside.

Iowa City, Iowa UPI University of Iowa Howard R. Bowen Bowen Council Bluffs State Board of Regents Iowa Philip Hubbard James Sutton Sutton Student Senate Old Capitol Termine Iowa City Iowa Memorial Union University Hall

Heavy fighting in Viet Nam reported near Saigon and highlands

UPI dispatch says Communist troops invaded a U.S. outpost in the Central Highlands, killing 52 NVA and wounding Americans. A separate mortar strike northeast of Saigon hit South Vietnamese units, with 17 killed and 110 wounded. Three Americans died and 33 were wounded in the Highlands clash.

Saigon UPI U.S Central Highlands 4Th Infantry Division

Iowa lawmakers split on private college aid funding

Des Moines reports the Iowa House and Senate Appropriations Committees clashed over Gov. Ray’s $6 million private college tuition aid plan. Senate proposed $3 million, House $4.5 million, with both boosting the regents capital budget differently. Land funding for Atlantic State College set at $330,000 plus $370,000 carryover for 698 acres. The bill, though signed into law by Ray, faces no appropriation yet as the legislature hovers over constitutional issues.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Ray Commit Tees State Board of Regents House Senate State College Atlantic Arthur Neu R - Carroll Regents University of Iowa Charles Laverty R - Indianola Elmer H. den Herder Sioux Center Jim Griffin Council Bluffs Richard Turner

Tornadoes sweep Ohio and surrounding states cause deaths and damage

A series of tornadoes and violent storms ripped across Ohio and parts of the Mississippi Valley, Texas, and Kentucky, killing at least two people and injuring many. In Ohio a 20-year-old man, Jefferson Miller, was killed when a tree was uprooted by severe winds near Dennison.

Ohio Mississippi Valley United States Texas Kentucky Alexandria Dennison Jefferson Miller

Viet Cong peace plan eyed as Saigon labels moves undemocratic

Paris talks study the 10 point plan as U S and South Vietnam review its implications. Saigon rejects the plan on democratic grounds while noting some provisions could be discussed within existing framework. Viet Cong insistence on unconditional U S withdrawal and a provisional coalition government fuels thorny negotiations in Paris.

Paris UPI South Vietnam Hanoi Nihon Denpa United States Saigon U.S South Vietnamese Vietnam Harold Kaplan Viet Cong

Trouble on the Campus Arrest students, president quits

About 100 federal marshals swept Howard University in Washington, D.C. before dawn, ending a student occupation that forced the campus to close. At least 24 people were arrested amid a night of violence with fires, rock and bottle barrages, and a large off-campus crowd.

Howard University Washington, D.C National National Guard Southern University New Orleans

Democrats walk out of Iowa Appropriations hearing

Four Democratic lawmakers leave the House Appropriations Committee after the chair rejects a motion to boost capital funding for the Conservation Commission. They protest, saying the ruling blocks minority rights, as the panel approves a reduced $450,000 capital allocation.

Des Moines UPI House Appropriations Committee John Camp R - Bryant The Conservation Commission Dale Cochran Eagle Grove Commission Camp Cochran William Gannon Mingo Joseph Johnston Iowa City John Caffery Gov. Ray Gannon Appropriations Committee House

Intercepted Memo On Student Vandalism At U of I

A memo warns that student vandalism at the University of Illinois may trigger a crackdown as campus tensions rise. The document suggests swift penalties and enhanced security to deter further acts.

Parley Nears on Iowa Truck License Fee Plan

Iowa House and Senate members moved closer to agreement on a bill to raise truck license fees. Lt. Gov. Roger Jepsen said after a long session the two sides are near a consensus, with House and Senate subcommittee versions suggesting about 7 to 8 million dollars in annual revenue, portions to cities for street work. The Senate proposal considers a 1235 dollar fee for a 36 ton truck versus 1320 in the House plan, current fee 895. A double bottom up to 65 feet was discussed with a 150 dollar annual fee, though not certain to appear. The House bill lacks an increased maximum length provision.

Des Moines UPI Iowa House Senate Roger Jepsen Davenport Jepsen Clifton Lamborn Maquoketa Lamborn Senate Transportation Committee

Partly cloudy Iowa weather through Saturday

Partly cloudy weather continuing in Iowa with a slight chance of showers tonight or Saturday morning. Little temperature change expected. Tonight lows range from 35 to 40 degrees in the north to around 40s in the south, while Saturday highs are in the 60s.

United Press International Iowa

Washington City Council Minutes Reported Publicly

Public notices detail the latest council minutes, probate of Clara A. Edmondson estate with executor appointment, and notice of incorporation for Farrell's, Inc. The items reflect official actions including governing body records, estate administration, and corporate formation.

Washington City Clara A. Edmondson Farrell's, Inc

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