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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1974

Page

1

Washington County GOP meets at high school library

The Washington County Republican central committee plans an 8 p.m. Wednesday meeting in the Washington High School library. At the gathering, attendees may reserve spots for a $50 presidential luncheon in Des Moines on October 24. Local reservations close Friday, October 18, and Great Republican Raffle tickets will be sold at the meeting.

Washington County Republican Central Committee Washington High School Des Moines

Keane Convicted of Mail Fraud and Conspiracy in Chicago

Alderman Thomas Keane, seen as Chicago's top Democrat after Mayor Daley, was found guilty on 17 counts of mail fraud and one count of conspiracy. A federal jury deliberated 45 minutes after being sequestered, with Keane, 69, and his family showing no emotion as the verdict was announced.

Chicago UPI Thomas Keane Richard J.daley Keane Daley Finance Committee

Rohrer Quintuplets Given Names in Catonsville

Baltimore UPI report says the Rohrer couple welcomed five newborns born Tuesday at University Hospital. Four girls were named Michelle Lynn Sandra Elizabeth Belina Ann and Jennifer Louise while the boy was named Russell Charles. Mrs. Rohrer viewed the babies today and appeared surprised and happy.

Baltimore UPI Charles R. Rohrer Jr Catonsville Rohrer Michelle Lynn Sandra Elizabeth Belina Ann Jennifer Louise Russell Charles Karen

Rockefeller asked to explain $800000 in gifts to aides

Senate Rules Committee asked Nelson A. Rockefeller for a full explanation of about $800 000 in gifts he gave to former aides including Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. Rockefeller told Chairman Howard Cannon he would provide the details as soon as possible.

Kidnapers to Panama Prompted by Venezuelan Crisis

Seven hostages bathed for the first time in 13 days as pro Castro guerrillas at the Venezuelan Consulate prepared for departure. Families gathered while police guarded the scene and diplomats sought exile for the six attackers.

Weather Forecast for Iowa Zone 13

Fair this evening with light and variable winds and lows around 40. Partly sunny and warmer on Thursday with highs in the upper 70s.

Iowa

Defend surtax in talks with Congress critics

Treasury Secretary William E. Simon defended Ford's 5 percent income tax surcharge before Congress saying it would affect only 28 percent of taxpayers. House Ways and Means members voiced skepticism as Rep. Al Ullman doubted Ford would let the surtax die.

Washington UPI Treasury William E. Simon Ford Congress House Ways and Means Committee Herman T. Schneebeli Schneebeli al Ullman D-Ore Ways and Means Charles A. Vanik Ohio Vanik Simon Ullman Rose Garden

Ray Sets Optimistic Iowa Outlook On Surplus And Budgets

Gov. Robert D. Ray describes a 207 million surplus for 1974 and a 180 million projection for 1975 while warning the 1977 figure could fall to 10.6 million. He urges 90 percent base budgeting and conservative planning as Ford calls spending cuts. He praises anti inflation efforts and notes no new bonds for projects or the Vietnam veteran bonus.

Des Moines UPI Treasury Robert D. Ray State Department Ray Ford Marvin Selden Iowa Selden Kenneth Jerrignan Iowa Commission For the Blind Jernignan Congress

Pledge 5.25 Billion More for Jobless Aid and Jobs

Labor Secretary Brennan told Congress the administration would spend 5.25 billion on unemployment insurance and a jobs program if unemployment hits 7 percent. The plan ties aid to a National Employment Assistance Act triggering at 6 percent unemployment for three months, with phased funding for community projects and workers exhausting benefits.

Washington UPI Peter J. Brennan Congress Brennan Senate House Labor Ford Organized Labor

Violence Escalates in Kanawha County Book Protests

In Charleston West Virginia protesters vow to fight until death as an explosion hits Wet Branch Elementary and a firebombs Midway Elementary. blasting powder from coal mines caused the blast. About 2100 miners idled as pickets block access. textbooks are under review after parents called for permanent removal.

Charleston W. Va UPI Kanawha County Wet Branch Cabin Creek Midway Campbell's Creek Kanawha River West Virginia Quinn Morton Kanawha County Coal Operators Association Boone Fayette Morton

Central Iowa Railway appeal denied by Iowa council

Iowa Energy Police Council refused $693 000 in state aid to Central Iowa Railway Co which operates a 63 mile line from Hills to Montezuma. Critics warned of poor return on public funds while supporters said coal mine traffic and grain shipments could keep the railroad afloat.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Energy Police Council EPC Central Iowa Railway Co CIRC Hills Montezuma Central Iowa Railway Rock Island ICO Corp Iowa City ICO Thornburg Clarence Wolfe Council John Millhone Webster Milwaukee Road Wolfe Keith Dunton D-Thornburg Dunton Millhone Harriette J. Baum Manchester

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