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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1975

Page

1

Police file reports on traffic mishaps in Washington city

Washington city police filed reports on a string of minor crashes. On November 21 Stanley D. Murray hit a parked car owned by Shelley D. Zear and pushed it into another parked vehicle owned by Lyle D. Zehr at 2:50 a.m. on North Fourth Avenue, with $1,000 in damage and a speeding charge.

Washington City Stanley D. Murray Washington Shelley D. Zear Lyle D. Zehr North Fourth Avenue Murray Ronald G. Hughes Fourth Avenue East Main Street Rocky Lee Scott Elaine Virginia Hall South Second West Madison Scott Kevin D. Yoder Effie McArtor West Madison Street

Preconditioned feeder cattle sale set for December 3

The first of two preconditioned feeder cattle sales in Washington is scheduled for December 3 at the Washington Livestock Auction Market starting at 11 a.m. The second sale will be January 14. Entry details due by November 25 include number, weight, breed, and description. This sale is for veterinary certified preconditioned cattle only. Cattle owners must have held ownership 60 days and meet health and treatment requirements. For details contact the County Extension office, Washington Livestock Auction, or Jim Waterhouse, president of the Washington County Cattlemen's Association.

Washington Washington County Cattlemen's Association Washington Livestock Auction Jim Waterhouse The

Snow Covers Most Of Iowa In Winter Storm

A second winter storm crossed Iowa leaving about one inch of fresh snow. Western areas were to see end this afternoon with eastern regions continuing tonight. Travelers faced advisories and troopers urged careful driving as interstates reported 50 to 75 percent snow and ice cover. The National Weather Service tied the storm to a low pressure system moving east across southern Iowa.

United Press International Iowa Tonight National Weather Service

Weather turns colder with clear skies tonight

Forecast calls for a clear night with temperatures dipping to 10 to 15 degrees. Tuesday remains mostly sunny and cold with highs near 15 to 20. Northerly winds ease to under 10 mph tonight.

Belknap and Kennedy Collide Off Sicily Killing Four

In a late night mid sea crash near Sicily the US Navy guided missile cruiser Belknap lost its superstructure and towed into port after a collision with the aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy. Four sailors died and 45 injured with four Belknap crewmen missing. The Kennedy remained on scene aiding search efforts. Navy officials suspect hydraulic steering failure may have caused the crash.

Priolo Sicily UPS Belknap John F. Kennedy Ionian Sea Kennedy U.S. Navy Navy U.S

Bodenstein resigns as official of Iowa Beef

Walter Bodenstein steps down as group vice president of Processing at Iowa Beef Processors after a four day IBP board meeting. The firm defended the appointment amid stock market reaction and media scrutiny while confirming no plans to replace the former executive in other roles. The board approved a stock purchase plan and cited aims to fix operating problems and retain experienced personnel.

Dakota City Neb UPI Iowa Beef Processors, Inc Walter Bodenstein IBP Bodenstein New York Moe Steinman New York Stock Exchange Currier J. Holman Holman Underworld Congress Charles Thone R-Neb Steinman Builey Leroy S. Zider Zider

Washington County to start elder transportation next week

Two mini-buses from the SEATS program will be delivered this week for Washington County's new elderly transportation system. Officials say the state will loan the buses with ownership remaining with Iowa, and legislators will seek enabling law to permit future ownership transfers without bids. Routes may begin next week with funding from fares, a county subsidy, and a Manpower Training Act grant. Ed Burkholder and Margaret Tuttle lead the advisory board and coordination efforts.

the Evening Journal Washington County Ralph Marshall County Board of Supervisors Elderly Area Transportation System SEATS Marshall Iowa Washington County Transportation System Ed Burkholder Wellman Margaret Tuttle Community Action Center

Brush blaze reaches homes fire in California

A nine mile edge of a 15 000 acre brush fire swept into Glendale forcing evacuations of hundreds in canyon and hillside areas. Fire crews from several counties battled wind driven flames with injuries to nine firefighters and multiple home explosions amid thick smoke and ash across a wide radius.

Glendale Calif UPI Los Angeles Canyon Big Tujunga Canyon Angeles National Forest California Orange County Burbank Pasadena San Gabriel Valley Santa Ana Desert San Bernardino National Forest Mt. Baldy Santa Susana Pass Ventura County la Palom: Flats Foothills Boulevard la Crescenta High School Barn

Assassination probe renewal urged by Warren Commission lawyer

UPI reports David Belin, who worked on the Warren Commission, urges reopening JFK’s slaying probe. He believes Kennedy knew of CIA plots against Fidel Castro and says a new inquiry would confirm Oswald acted alone, though it could expose CIA and FBI dereliction.

Washington UPI Warren Commission John F. Kennedy CIA Fidel Castro Kennedy David Belin Rockefeller Commission Lee Harvey Oswald Belin

Gov Ray says public distrust requires change in politics

Des Moines Idaho? No, Des Moines. Governor Robert D. Ray returned from the Republican Governors Conference in Wichita and warned that pollster Louis Harris shows a deep gulf between the public and elected officials. Ray urged openness and straight talk to rebuild confidence while praising President Ford but noting a hostile Congress and the need for practical action.

Des Moines UPI Robert D. Ray Ray Wichita Kan Louis Harris Harris Ford Ronald Reagan Jerry Ford Congress

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