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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1973

Page

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Wellman men charged in fox pelts theft at Wellman

Two 18 year old men from Wellman were arrested by county sheriff's officers and charged with larceny after 50 fox pelts were stolen from trapper Robert Embry. Kim Wasson and Kirby Miller are held on $1,000 bond each with a preliminary exam at 9 30 am Monday. Authorities say the heist is not tied to other Kalona Wellman thefts. The article also notes Capital City Bank plans to sell its majority stake to Edwin Langley and Philip Werner, effective January, with assets around 63 million dollars, making it the fifth largest bank in Des Moines.

Wellman Kim Wasson Kirby Miller Washington County Robert Embry Kalona-Wellman Wasson Kirby Des Moines UPI Capital City Bank Rolfe O. Wagner Edwin Langley Lincoln Neb Philip Werner Hastings Langley Nebraska Werner

Balloonist Oerman sets world record in hot air flight

Tom Oerman of Muscatine broke the world time aloft record for hot air balloons, flying nine hours and thirty-two minutes from Des Moines to Laprairie, Illinois. He earlier placed second in the national championships at Indianola, while Matt Whitiker of St. Paul held the previous distance record of 196.7 miles.

Oreman Indianola

Minor quake rattles homes across four states

A tremor measured at 4.75 on the Richter scale struck the Southern Appalachians at 2 50 am EST. Reports came from Eastern Tennessee Western North Carolina Western South Carolina and North Georgia with no injuries or major damage noted.

Knoxville, Tenn UPI Appalachians University of Mississippi Seismological Laboratory National Weather Service Atlanta Tennessee North Carolina South Carolina Georgia

T. J. Berdo to attend NAM parley in New York

T J Berdo of Washington will join 11 other Iowa high school business teachers at the 78th Congress of American Industry in New York December 6 and 7. He and his wife Georganne travel with sponsorship from McCleery Cumming Co to hear Henry Kissinger Milton Friedman Gerald Ford and William F Buckley Jr. The event at Waldorf Astoria aims to inspire classroom instruction with insights on the American enterprise system and capital formation.

T. J. Berdo Washington Iowa Congress of American Industry New York U. S Henry Kissinger Milton Friedman Gerald Ford William F. Buckley Jr Berdo Georganne McCleery-Cumming Co Waldorf-Astoria Bertes National Association of Manufacturers McCleery-Cumming Iowa Association of Manufacturers Kissinger Friedman University of Chicago Newsweek Buckley National Review Ford

Weather Town Zone 13 Forecast

Partly cloudy and colder tonight and Saturday in Zone 13. Lows dip to 25 to 30 with winds turning north easterly. Saturday highs reach 45 to 50.

Nixon Discusses Energy Crisis With Emergency Council

President Nixon met with Secretary Shultz amid efforts to address the energy shortage. Rationing would be a last resort, as the energy bill stalls in the House Commerce Committee. Rep Jim Wright proposed a multimillion dollar gas tax funded fund for transit and energy research.

Washington UPI Nixon Emergency Energy Council George P. Shultz White House Shultz House Commerce Committee Jim Wright D-Tex

My Lai general fails to clear record for retirement

Brig. Gen. Samuel W. Koster, the top officer punished for the My Lai massacre, loses bid to restore major general rank and a distinguished service medal. He seeks removal of a censure over the 1968 inquiry, but Army Secretary Callaway affirms vacating his temporary rank as of his Dec. 16 retirement from Aberdeen Proving Ground.

Washington UPI Samuel W. Koster My Lai Koster Vietnam Army Howard H. Callaway Army Test and Evaluation Command Aberdeen Proving Ground Callaway Stanley) Resor

Three Fryer brothers charged in four Iowa slayings

Three Fryer brothers Allen Earl 39 David Lyle 24 and James Ray 21 were charged with four counts of murder each for the November 17 shotgun killings of four Sioux Falls teens at Gitchie Manitou State Park Iowa. An extradition hearing was planned as the case involving eight agencies unfolded.

Sioux Falls S.D UPI Lyon County Iowa Gitchie Manitou State Park South Dakota Minnesota Allen Earl Fryer Hartford David Lyle Fryer James Ray Fryer Ike Skinner Skinner Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation Lyon County Sheriff's Department Civil Defense Auxiliary Police

White House accuses Watergate prosecutor staff of bias

The White House charged Leon Jaworski's office with ingrained bias and political aims in the Watergate hearings. Press Secretary Ziegler accused Richard Ben-Veniste and aides of pursuing headlines and questioned tape integrity while denying personal attack on Jaworski.

Washington UPI White House Leon Jaworski Nixon Ronald L. Ziegler Jaworski Ziegler Richard Ben-Veniste New American Bar Association Archibald Cox Cox Special Prosecutor

Information and referral plan aids Washington County elderly

The Area Agency on Aging will launch an information system in January to help seniors in Washington County access services. Local centers under Margaret Tuttle will answer inquiries from 9 a.m. to noon daily using a volunteer network. A county directory lists counseling, financial aid, medical care, nutrition, legal aid, employment and more. A training seminar for volunteers occurs December 18 with volunteers already chosen.

Washington County Area Agency On Aging Margaret Tuttle Washington AAA Rob Robinson Robinson

Energy Awareness Week planned for Iowa schools

State Superintendent Dr. Robert Benton urges all Iowa school administrators to plan Energy Awareness Week for December 10 to 14 with faculty and student groups and seeks mayoral involvement. Gov. Ray to back energy conservation talks with Toastmasters. highway lighting to be cut by up to 80 percent. Meetings in Atlantic Iowa City Storm Lake and Waterloo discuss energy crisis with State Geologist Sam Tuthill and Maurice Van Nostrand.

John N. Nassikas Federal Power Commission Labor Department United Press International State Superintendent of Public Instruction Robert Benton Iowa Robert D. Ray Benton Toastmasters International Iowa Highway Commission Sam Tuthill Iowa Comerce Commission Maurice van Nostrand Atlantic Iowa City Storm Lake Waterloo Ray Enery Andy Norton Ottumwa Energy Conservation Committee Joseph Coupal Coupal

Niffenegger Hurt When Truck Overturns In Wapello Area

Ivan Niffenegger of route two Keota suffered injuries after his truck overturned and trapped him following a collision with a truck driven by Corwin Brown of Wapello near the intersection of highways 92 and 1. He was freed by a wrecker and transported to Mercy Hospital then Iowa City.

Ivan Leo Niffenegger Route Two Keota Mercy Hospital Corwin Wenzil Brown Wapello Washington Niffenegger Brown Washington County Hospital Iowa City

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Iowa Bank Energy Council American Petroleum Institute Today Fred C. Alvine Georgia Institute of Technology Alvine Senate Lai L.P. Baker Rock Rapids Here Craig Vinson Stewart Baade Dana Roger Essen Michael Hadrath Vinson New York City Gerald L. Warren Illinois John J. Sullivan Leonard Garment Douglas Parker Housing and Urban Development Department J. Fred Buzhardt Jr Watergate Ivan Niffenegger
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