City urges individual action on complaints in Washington
Washington city officials urge citizens to address nuisances at home such as loose pets and unsightly properties. Mayor Harold Johnson promotes personal responsibility, lists actions for pet owners bicyclists motorists park patrons and calls for continued dog patrols to curb complaints.
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Washington City
Harold Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Memorial Day closure and end of school year notice
Schools in the area including Washington Community Schools will close May 27 for Memorial Day with classes resuming May 28 and students dismissed for the year May 29. Police investigated four break ins overnight with minor losses at Loveless Implement Northrup ring and a basement entry at Mutual of New York Oren Jarvis. Duke Ellington dies at 75 from pneumonia at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center after a respiratory illness.
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Washington Community
Washington Lumber
Loveless
Northrup
Mutual of New York
Oren Jarvis
New York
UPI
Edward Kennedy
Duke” Ellington
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Ellington
Washington High FFA Honors At Awards Night Dinner
Washington High School Future Farmers of America members earned honors at the annual Awards Night. Recipients included Jerome Wittetoe, Larry Bohlen Jr, Marty Johnson, Matt Sojka, Steve Jaspering, Jerome Wittetoe, and others for achievements in livestock, public speaking, extemporaneous events, welding, conduct of meeting, secretary’s book, and leadership scholarships.
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Washington High School
Future Farmers of America
FFA Star
Jerome Wittetoe
FFA
Larry Bohlen Jr
Marty Johnson
Matt Sojka
Steve Jaspering
Jerry Roth
Steve Freyenberger
Gary Goodwin
Eric Stout
Kevin Horn
Gerald Roberts
Sentinel
Ronnie Janecek
Dave Schantz
Roger Adam
Dale Faulkner
SCS
Royce Roth
Jim Dahl
KCII
Charles Morris
The
Evening Journal
Bob Luther
Star Farmer
Memorial flowers brighten Washington Memorial Day events
Memorial Day activities in Washington feature abundant flowers and a parade plan. Children attending the procession are urged to carry blossoms to the cemeteries and use flowers at the sailors memorial near Crooked Creek bridge on old highway 92 at 8 30 a.m. Indian Guides and Princesses join the parade at 9 25 a.m. in Central Park and should bring a cut flower for the unknown soldiers grave. Buglers Jesse Radda Jeff Goodell Max Lee and Jim Peterson are named for memorial duties at the sailor site Woodlawn Cemetery and Elm Grove Cemetery. Pack 242 Cub and Webelo Scouts meet at Perdock corner Monday at 9 15 a.m. to join the parade.
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Washington
Crooked Creek Bridge
Central Park
Jesse Radda
Jeff Goodell
Sailor Memorial
Woodlawn
Max Lee
Jim Peterson
Elm Grove Cemetery
Webelo
Perdock Corner
Hall found guilty of second degree murder in Ottens case
Former Iowa City football star James Hall was convicted of second degree murder in the death of Sarah Ann Ottens, a nursing student found dead in Rienow Hall dormitory on March 13, 1973. Jury deliberated over six hours. sentencing slated. defense plans appeal.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
James Hall
Hall
Toledo
Ohio
Sarah Ann Ottens
Johnson County
Louis Schultz
William Tucker
Schultz
Iowa
Tucker
Gary Woodward
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
BCI
Miss Ottens
Morrison
Ill
Rienow Hall
Mild afternoon with partly sunny skies and near seventy
Partly sunny and mild conditions prevail this afternoon with highs around 70. Tonight stays generally clear and cool with lows between 45 and 50. Saturday brings partly sunny skies and slightly warmer temperatures with highs in the mid 70s. Northwest to north winds 10 to 15 mph this afternoon become light easterly tonight.
Judge orders Ellsberg break-in case to go trial
Federal judge Gesell denied defense motions citing insufficient presidential authority for the Fielding break-in, ordered Ehrlichman Colson and three others to trial June 17. Pretrial publicity deemed manageable with juror screening and extra challenges. Nixon’s involvement disputed. Defense argued for dismissal or delay due to publicity.
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Gesell
Ehrlichman
Colson
Beverly Hills
Fielding
Pentagon Papers
Daniel Ellsberg
E. Howard Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
Bernard L. Barker
Eugenio Martinez
Nixon
White House
David I. Shapiro
Washington County cattle industry trends in 1968 to 1972
The report shows fewer fat cattle but larger herds, with fat cattle fed on county farms down from 129,200 head in 1968 to 18,800 in 1972. Beef cow numbers rose 7.3 percent while Iowa totals jumped 26.2 percent. By 1972 twelve thousand five hundred beef cows were in the county, with Highland and Marion leading townships. Factors include high feeder cattle prices, rising grain costs, and capital needs, while improvements cited cover crossbreeding, new hay equipment, and pasture management. The outlook predicts fewer, larger feeding operations and possible cooperatives, with cattle keeping a central role in the county economy.
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Washington County
Lowa
Ashington County
Franklin
Crawford
Jackson
Crawford Township
English River
Clay Township
Iowa
Highland
Marion
Lime Creek
Dutch Creek
Washington
Keokuk County
Iowa County
Johnson County
Jefferson
Henry
Louisa
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