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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1974

Page

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English River Floods Reach Farmlands in Washington County

The English River in northern Washington County rose again this morning, staying below last week’s crest but spreading floodwaters across farm fields and forcing road closures. Washington High School Band plans a final concert of the season on Thursday May 16 at 7 p.m. in Central Park, weather permitting, featuring marches, popular tunes, and award pieces from the state contest.

Washington County Washington High School Central Park

Highland High School Awards Concert Set Thursday

Music groups from Highland High School present their annual awards concert Thursday at 7 30 p m in the school gym. The program features the concert band jazz band high school chorus and junior high chorus with music awards handed out during the evening.

Highland High School

Iowa to remove red reflectors on highway rights of way

Iowa Highway Director Joseph Coupal announced that red reflectors placed at driveways on highway rights of way must be removed. He said their proliferation hinders a billboard control law enacted in 1972 and that maintenance crews will remove any remaining red reflectorized markers. Other colored reflectors may remain to mark driveways.

Ames UPI Iowa Joseph R. Coupal

Iowa liquor stores boost income in 1973 audit

A state audit of the Iowa Beer and Liquor Control Department shows 1973 net income from 199 stores and warehouses at 24.9 million dollars, up from 21.3 million the prior year. The Iowa City outlet led in total sales at 2.5 million with 800 thousand in operating profit.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Beer and Liquor Control Department Iowa City

Democrats move to end oil depletion allowance

House Democrats won a thundering voice vote to end the oil depletion allowance. The caucus approved cutting the 22 percent depletion benefit retroactive to January 1, aiming to raise revenue and raise oil taxes by about 1.8 billion dollars this year for oil companies and the Ways and Means bill.

Washington UPI House

Nixon flatly denies involvement in Watergate burglary

Nine congressmen heard President Nixon tell them he had nothing to do with Watergate and would not resign. Rep Ichord said Nixon appeared well and joked with friends aboard his yacht during a two hour outing while reiterating his vow of innocence. Rep Cederberg confirmed the denial.

Washington UPI Nixon Richard Schord D-Mo Ichord

Ma'alot school siege ends after Israeli raid

Israeli forces stormed a Ma'alot school building where about 75 children were held by Arab guerrillas demanding the release of 20 jailed comrades. Three militants were killed and about 10 people wounded as the four to six minute battle ended the hostage crisis before a 6 p.m. deadline.

Ma’ Alot Israel UPI Armed Forces Galilee

House panel votes to subpoena 11 Watergate tapes

The House Judiciary Committee voted 37 to 1 to subpoena 11 more Nixon Watergate tapes and seeks diary entries for nine months in 1972 and 1973. Doar said the panel would later seek 40 breadfruit producer contributions tapes and 22 ITT settlement tapes. Hutchinson opposed further subpoenas.

Washington UPI Nixon House Judiciary Committee John M. Doar International Telephone and Telegraph Edward Hutchinson Michigan Congress Senate Watergate Committee Hutchinson

Counterclaims Filed in Eichers Case Over Remodeling Contract

In the district court case L. B. and Marilynn J. Eicher vs L. A. Duncan Coordinated Estates Services Southeast Iowa Builders Don Miller and Citizens State Bank of Donnellson counterclaims seek 35379.40 in damages plus 10000 interest from 1973 for contract costs and changes. L. A. Duncan requests 50000 in damages citing defamation and credit damage plus 25000 punitive damages.

Clerk of District Court L. B Marilynn J. Eicher L. A. Duncan Coordinated Estates Services Southeast Iowa Builders Don Miller Citizens State Bank of Donnellson Eichers Washington Eicher Iowa Donnellson Duncan Burlington Bank & Trust Co Citizens State Bank of

Zone 13 Weather Forecast Mostly Cloudy With Showers

Weather town Zone 13 calls for mostly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with a chance of showers. Winds shift to southeasterly tonight at 6 to 12 mph. Lows tonight in the mid to upper 40s. Thursday highs in the mid to upper 60s. Rain chances 40 percent tonight and Thursday.

Smokers Should Pay Medical Bills If Health Plan Enacted

Dr Stephen M Ayres proposes that a national health plan would charge cigarette smokers for all medical costs from smoking related diseases. He estimates about 11.5 billion of the 60 billion dollars spent on health care is due to smoking. The idea was presented at the American Lung Association meeting in Cincinnati where 2,500 doctors attended.

Cincinnati UPI United States Stephen M. Ayres Ayres St. Vincent Hospital Worchester Mass American Lung Association

Kissinger assails Ma'arot raid as threat to peace mission

Secretary of State Kissinger condemned the Ma'arot attack as mindless and irrational. He said the raid jeopardizes the Middle East peace effort, delays talks with Golda Meir, and could force his return from the area without a Golan cease-fire.

Galilee Israel Syria Moshe Dayan Ma’alot Jerusalem Haifa Henry A. Kissinger Kissinger Middle East Golda Meir Jean Herly Tel Aviv Herly Popular Democratic Front Golan Heights Damascus Ma’arot

James Hall linked to murder in dormitory testis

A witness testified James Hall was in a University of Iowa Rienow Hall dormitory the night Sarah Ottens was murdered. Earnest Roberson said Hall asked him to let him into the dorm, placing Hall in the building during the slaying of the 20 year old nursing student.

Iowa City UPI James Hall Hall University of Iowa Sarah Ann Ottens U of I Johnson County Miss Ottens Morrison Ill Rienow Hall Earnest Roberson Iowa

Five named to Washington YMCA board of directors

Five board members were named to serve terms on the Washington YMCA board of directors at the annual meeting Tuesday evening. Gifford Morrison was re elected for another term. Others named are Don Allender Ed Jarrard Bill Hutmacher and Ken Light. Retiring president Phil Ahrens presided. Kevin Koehn presented special awards to Harriet and Jerome Hoxton for volunteer work with Y gymnastic teams. Kim Steele awarded four lifeguard volunteers Lee Gray Robert Thomas Greg Thomas and Mike Gray. retiring directors Phil Ahrens George Van Houten John Walker and Tom Waters were honored. Dave Kanellis spoke on Cooperation Coordination and Updating with mandolin music.

Washington Ymca Board of Directors Gifford Morrison Don Allender Ed Jarrard Bill Hutmacher Ken Light Phil Ahrens Kevin Koehn YMCA Harriet Jerome Hoxton Kim Steele Lee Gray Robert Thomas Greg Thomas Mike Gray George van Houten John Walker Tom Waters Dave Kanellis

Death of Miss Keeler prompts $100,000 lawsuit

In district court here Robert E. Keeler as administrator of Janice Marie Keeler’s estate seeks damages of $100,000 from Lawrence Deitrich Bartmann Betty Jean Bartmann and David Lawrence Bartmann over a 1972 auto accident near Ainsworth. The suit alleges negligence by the Bartmann trio and driver David in causing the woman’s death after a Highland High football game.

Robert Riley Janice Marie Keeler Ainsworth Robert E. Keeler Miss Keeler Lawrence Deitrich Bartmann Betty Jean Bartmann David Lawrence Bartmann David Bartmann Lawrence Highway 92 Young Bartmann

Boy Glue Eye Shut In Glued Eyelid Accident

An 11 year old boy in Okeechobee Florida accidentally glued his left eyelid shut with super glue while building a model airplane. Doctors opened the eye surgically after the glue resisted compresses and eye drops. The boy was released after treatment and can see fine. The glue cyanoacrylate is not approved for medical use in the United States.

Okeechobee Fla UPI Mike Harris Mike Robert Harris Harris Fort Lauderdale Europe

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