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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1975

Page

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Antique car display aids Army Reserve drive in Washington

A collection of antique and special interest cars arrives in Washington for display on the square and at Perdock Garage through Saturday. The exhibit is owned by Lt. Colonel Daryl Hemken, 394th battalion commander of Ames, to promote the Army Reserve recruiting drive. The reserve recruiting team operates from a van parked on the square.

Washington Perdock Garage Daryl Hemken 394Th Ames Army Reserve

Kindergarten Tests For Lincoln Stewart Students

Parents of kindergarten students for the 1975 76 year are advised of developmental and hearing tests at Lincoln school gymnasium. Testing for Lincoln and Stewart Schools occurs Monday May 19 with sessions by family name initial from A to C 9 30 a.m. D to H 10 10 30 a.m. I to R 1 30 to 2 p.m. S to Z 2 30 to 3 p.m.

Lincoln School Lincoln Stewart

Bicycle Safety Check and Turtle Race at Lincoln School

Washington Optimist Club will run a bicycle safety check and a turtle bike race on Saturday May 17 from 9 to 11 a.m. at Lincoln School grounds. Prizes include a backpack for first place. All grade school and junior high youngsters are invited to participate.

Washington Optimist Club Lincoln School Washington

Ainsworth Legion Plans Memorial Day Service

The Ainsworth American Legion scheduled a Memorial Day service for Monday May 26 at 10 30 a m at the Ainsworth Cemetery Members should report to the American Legion Hall at 9 30 a m for assembly

Ainsworth

Warrants Issued for Two Washington High Seniors

Warrants were issued for Bob P. Nardy and Douglas Farrier both 18 of Washington and rural Brighton for felonious larceny in the daytime over an alleged $200 theft of sports gear from Mid-Prairie High School Wellman during the Hawkette Relays. Nardy also faces a reckless driving charge. Magistrate Bernard C. Dawson issued the warrants.

Evening Journal Washington High School Mid-Prairie High School Wellman Bob P. Nardy Washington Douglas Farrier Brighton Warren J. Schaefer Mid-Prairie Board of Education Wellman School Nardy James O. Manley Kalona Hawkette Bernard C. Dawson

Merchants unveil anti vandalism plan in Washington

The Retail Merchants Bureau of the Washington Chamber of Commerce forms a committee to fund rewards for informants who help arrest vandals and considers civil action against parents of juveniles involved in break ins. The group plans Ridiculous Day parade with a 4 15 p m start on June 18 and invites participation.

Evening Journal Washington Merchants Association Retail Merchants Bureau Washington Chamber of Commerce Chamber Washington Area

U S bombs used in attempt to gain release of freighter

UPI reports American aircraft sank three Cambodian gunboats and damaged about four others after the Khmer Rouge failed to release the Mayaguez. President Ford ordered the strike amid mounting security measures, with 1,100 Marines deployed to Thailand and the USS Coral Sea moving toward the area.

U.S Washington UPI Mayaguez Pentagon White House Ford Gulf of Siam Congress Joseph Laitin Laitin Kompong Som Koh Tang Thailand Coral Sea China Cambodia

Washington YMCA holds annual meeting with reports and new board

Members and friends heard reports showing a busy year and a slide presentation of 1974 YMCA activities. Leon Hillman, Robert Nicola, Jerry Ridley, Rex Lee and Robert Luther named to three year board terms.

Evening Journal Washington Ymca The Leon Hillman Robert Nicola Jerry Ridley Rex Lee Robert Luther Luther Gary Murphy G. Gifford Morrison YMCA Don Turner Jack Mathews Dana McAvoy Pat Shaver Elmer Yoder Les Gilland Bill Hutmacher Morrison Turner Bob Carter YWCA Carter Don Wells Marie Waldschmidt

Ford lays out order to bomb Cambodian gunboats

Washington UPI reports President Ford notified congressional leaders of his order to strike Cambodian gunboats. White House said he received strong consensus of support and no objections after calls to Speaker Carl Albert and Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield hours before the action.

Washington UPI Ford White House Ron Nelsen Carl Albert Senate Mike Mansfield

Ford aides report leaders briefed on Mayaguez rescue action

Nessen said Ford's legislative assistants spoke with leaders including Speaker Carl Albert and Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield between 5 30 p m and 6 30 p m Monday about the Mayaguez operation. Aides noted a strong consensus with no objections and Nessen refused to reveal further orders to the Air Force and Navy.

Nessen Ford Carl Albert Senate Mike Mansfield Congressional Liaison Office Air Force Navy Mayaguez

Weather Outlook with Mild Warmth and Storm Chance

Partly cloudy with a slight chance of a thundershower this afternoon and a high in the mid or upper 70s. Partly cloudy tonight with a low near 50. Partly cloudy and cooler Thursday with a high in the mid to upper 60s. Winds SW 10 to 20 mph this afternoon shifting to W/NW toward evening. Measurable precipitation chance 20 percent this afternoon.

River near Coppock nearly drowns quartet in fishing outing

Mrs. Bessie Edwards of Brighton, her husband Roy, and friends Mary Jane Mullikin and Thora Jones fell into a river bank washout with no swimmers among them. Roy rescued Bessie with help from Mary Jane and Thora using a branch and a landing net. Bessie and Mary Jane returned to work. all agree to fish again but with caution.

Cecil Irene Chuck Roy Bessie) Edwards Brighton Leo Mary Jane) Mullikin O. Dale Thora) Jones Coppock Bessie Mary Jane Thora Mom

White House to build pool at edge of south lawn

President Ford ordered a heated pool constructed near the Oval Office on the White House south lawn with voluntary funds. The 20 by 50 foot pool began secretly and aides warned delaying until after the 1976 election would yield four years in office and avoid a one year presidency. Costs cited ranged from 45000 to 200000 dollars.

Washington UPI Strong Ston Ford White House South Lawn Oval Office

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