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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1971

Page

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Farmers invited to drainage and water management talk

Extension invites all farmers to a 7 30 p m meeting at the Farm Bureau building Stewart Melvin an Ames Extension ag engineer will present on tile drainage and water management developments amid environmental quality concerns Local contractors join a panel after the talk This is the first in a series planned by the County Extension Service for area farmers

Farm Bureau Stewart Melvin Extension Ag Ames Melvin County Extension Service

Auto License Plates Go On Sale Wednesday

Auto license plates for 1972 will go on sale Wednesday morning at the office of the Washington County Treasurer Wallace Fagen. During the sale the treasurer’s office will close a half hour earlier than usual at 4 p.m. to allow workers to balance their books after busy days ahead.

Washington County Wallace Fagen

Harlem Bank Holdup Wounds Six in Gunfire Blaze

Three men robbed Harlem Savings Bank firing indiscriminately with machine guns wounding six people including a police sergeant a bank guard and four civilians two women estimated loot around 16 000 dollars at the scene Sgt Ed Sullivan reported the gunmen fled with the money the wounded sergeant was in critical condition at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center.

New York UPI Harlem Savings Bank Ed Sullivan Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center

Mills College student leaps from Golden Gate Bridge in 435th span death

Julie Jin, 21, from San Francisco, jumped Monday from the Golden Gate Bridge. Two notes found in her car addressed to her mother and a teacher. A Coast Guard cutter searched the bay without recovering her body.

San Francisco UPI Mills College

Vosika urges group on call system to attract physicians

Dr Edward J Vosika stresses Washington needs more doctors and supports rotating on call schedules to give physicians regular time off. He notes his own 1957 arrival, family ties, and the current practice of each doctor handling patients anytime as inefficient. He cites Thanksgiving on call issues and a young doctor who chose South Dakota for steadier hours.

Edward J. Vosika Washington Montgomery Vosika Nours Yosika South Dakota

Meir seeks planes as she flies to Washington

Premier Golda Meir departed Tel Aviv for talks in New York and Washington waving a large pocket book joking it was a big bag to bring home more U. S. F4 Phantom jets. She will meet President Nixon in Washington Thursday where Israel seeks further aircraft while global pressure grows over Middle East arms embargo and Sinai tensions.

Israel Golda Meir Tel Aviv New York Washington U. S Meir Nixon United States Middle East United Nations General Assembly Cairo Egypt Security Council Anwar Sadat Sinai Peninsula Arab Union Scure Sadat Arab League Defense Council Cairo Radio Sadeddin Shazir Ist Gahal

Weather JOWA: Partly cloudy and colder tonight

Partly cloudy and colder tonight with lows around 10 to 20 degrees, depending on location. Wednesday brings partly sunny skies and a warmer trend, with highs in the 30s across the region.

Jowa

UprisingFear Hits Fort Madison State Penitentiary

A lockup order placed Monday night at Fort Madison State Penitentiary kept 766 inmates in their cells after tips of a planned disturbance. Officers searched for contraband, found homemade weapons, and planned continued checks. Officials said violence was not reported, while a few ringleaders may have been involved and up to about 100 inmates were interviewed for grievances.

Fort Madison UPL State Penitentiary Lou Brewer Brewer Prison Industries

Monastery Fire Rages at St Catherine’s Mt Sinai Site

Fire swept St Catherine’s Monastery at Mt Sinai near Sharm El Sheikh with armies deploying firefighting teams and helicopters. Initial reports said the monks’ priceless library and mosaics suffered little damage while authorities evacuated and assessed the blaze. The historic 6th century complex houses about a dozen Greek Orthodox monks and a renowned icon and manuscript collection. Firefighters gained control within three hours of ignition.

Tel Aviv UPI St. Catherine's Monastery Mt. Sinai Moses Sharm el Sheikh Straits of Tiran Israel Sinai Middle East Moshe Dayan Haim Bar-Ley St. Catherine's Alexandria Egypt Justinian Nore

Citizens challenge Northwestern Bell rate hike in Iowa court

Six Iowa residents filed suit in Polk County District Court seeking a temporary injunction to stop Northwestern Bell Telephone Co from implementing a $15 million annual rate increase. They argue ICC authority is unconstitutional without due process and that rates may be collected before hearings, highlighting potential refunds and interstate toll effects. Hearings begin Jan 24 and are expected to last six months.

Des Moines UPI Polk County Northwestern Bell Telephone Co Bell Iowa ICC Northwestern Bell Ralph R. Brown Davenport George Wittgraf Joseph R. Gaylord L. Lee Archibald Virgin Paul Iawa Other Iowa Commerce Commission Elumu Chey

Farm Bureau backs Butz nomination in Iowa

The Iowa Farm Bureau joined the national body in endorsing Earl Butz as Agriculture Secretary making Iowa the only major farm group in the state to back him. President J Merrill Anderson praised Butz as a competent economist and administrator while noting other farm groups have objected or condemned the nomination.

Wis Muinel Lea Lowa Farm Bureau Earl Butz American Farm Bureau Iowa Farm Bureau Butz National Farmers Organization National Farmers Union National Corn Growers Association of Boone Farm Bureau Iown J. Merrill Anderson Anderson Purdy University

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