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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1972

Page

1

Democrats open county headquarters in Washington County

The Democratic Party opens a county headquarters at 215 West Main across from the courthouse. Candidates Roberta Schoonover, Maxine Elliott, Tracy Anderson, Elmer Schneider, and John McDaniel are highlighted for auditor, clerk of court, county attorney, supervisor, and sheriff. A series of community meetings and weekly appearances are planned across Washington County, inviting voter questions and ideas. Students in the Washington Community School District dismiss at 2 p.m. on Monday October 9 for curriculum meetings. St James school also dismisses at 2 p.m. on the same day for a staff workshop.

Chamber of Commerce Court House West Main John Elliott Washington County Democratic Roberta Schoonover Maxine Elliott Tracy Anderson Elmer Schneider John McDaniel Washington Kalona Wellman Ainsworth Riverside Brighton Washington Community School St. James School

Unemployment rate dips as jobs rise in September

The U S unemployment rate falls from 5 6 to 5 5 percent in September as employment climbs. Seasonally adjusted jobs rise by 250 000 to 822 million, near 3 8 million above June 1971. Unemployed persons total 4 7 million, down 200 000 from August.

Washington UPI Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics

Weekend Weather Outlook With Drizzle Clearing This Evening

Weather forecast calls for light rain or drizzle ending this afternoon. North to northeast winds 15 to 25 mph with temperatures in the 50s, then clearing and colder tonight with lows in the mid to upper 30s. Saturday will be mostly sunny with highs 55 to 60 and rain chances around 30 percent this afternoon, 10 percent tonight, and near zero Saturday.

Vows battle for ambulance contract in Washington County

Booth Ambulance Service head says he will fight a board decision awarding the 1973 county ambulance contract to Beauchamp and Simmons of Cedar Rapids for 39 000. Booth claims his 45 000 bid included new ambulances and that the supervisors ignored a vehicle offer in a supporting letter. He vows ongoing effort to influence rebidding or public opinion while Yale Jarvis and Karl Jones deny indirect bids.

Booth Ambulance Service Washington County Board of Supervisors Jerry Beauchamp Bill Simmons Cedar Rapids Dale Booth Washington Beauchamp Simmons Booth County Board of Supervisors Beauchamp and Simmons Yale Jarvis Karl Jones Jarvis

Contaminated Coralville fish prompt emergency tests

Agriculture Secretary L B Liddy announced tests on buffalo fish and carp from the Coralville Reservoir near Iowa City showed dieldrin levels up to three times federal safety limits. Tests, ordered by Gov. Robert D. Ray, labeled the fish unsafe for consumption and prompted seizure and possible court action on processed or marketed stock.

Des Moines UPI Agriculture L. B. Liddy Coralville Iowa City Liddy Federal Food and Drug Administration Robert D. Ray Iowa Conservation Commission Homer Hansen

Attack near Saigon as Communist forces threaten capital

Communist troops attacked government units within seven miles of Saigon blocking a highway and infiltrating seven hamlets in a bid to isolate the capital ahead of the U S presidential election. Fighting spread 7 to 30 miles from Saigon along Highway 13 with casualties and mass refugee movement reported.

Saigon UPS Phu Duong Binh Duong U.S Highway 13 Iron Triangle War Zone D 82Nd Airborne Division 199Th Infantry Brigade 1St Air Cavalry Division Dong Nai

Way is cleared for Crane Co. tax case appeal

A stipulation of fact in the Crane Co. tax case in district court covers 1969 improvements to city owned property leased to Crane Co. The agreed figures show additions valued at 1 325 174 dollars and actual value 1 159 527 dollars. The dispute now allows either side to appeal to the supreme court on valuations for 1969 improvements.

Crane Co City of Washington Arthur A. McGiverin Washington County Ernest Lund Board of Review Crane Supreme Court Lund High Court

Catfish Placed in Lake Darling By Conservation Crew

Iowa Conservation Commission officials supervised the release of 8 700 small catfish into Lake Darling this morning. The 3 to 4 inch fish came from the Wapello hatchery and included a few albinos. Don Kline led the effort as the in charge official.

Iowa Conservation Commission Lake Darling Wapello Fish Hatchery Don Kline

FHA official to speak at Washington GOP rally

James V. Smith former Oklahoma congressman and FHA administrator will headline the Washington County Republican rally at Washington Junior High School Saturday at 6 p.m. Tickets at the door are four dollars. Washington County Parkettes serve barbecued pork. Smith named by President Nixon in 1969 to lead rural credit services at USDA where loan volume has nearly tripled. He has a long record in farm circles and youth programs including Build Our American Communities and the National Farm Family of the Year Award.

James V Jim) Smith Oklahoma Farmers Home Administration Washington, D. C Washington County Washington Smith Nixon Rural Credit Service USDA

Mezvinsky attacks bid for spending control

Ed Mezvinsky, candidate for First District congressman, denounces a 250 billion no-exception spending ceiling. He argues Congress must retain its budget power and refuse to cede authority to the Admin. He campaigns door to door in Washington urging prudent use of tax dollars.

Ed Mezvinsky Congress Mezvinsky Washington

House Rejects Aid to Cities in Transit Plan

The House voted 200 to 168 against allowing use of highway trust funds to finance urban rapid transit and related projects. The defeat blocks a Nixon proposal to permit up to 700 million for buses and rail, while a separate highway bill passed 263 to 30. Debate touched fears of fund raids and rural opposition, with leaders noting existing urban transit funding and billboard removal provisions stirring controversy.

Washington UPI House Warsday Nixon Transportation John A. Volpe House-Senate GOP Gerald R. Ford Michigan Fred Schwengel Iowa

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