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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1973

Page

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Kiwanis Club Honors Mayor Martin With Surprise Event

The Washington Kiwanis Club hosted a surprise This Is Your Life party for retiring mayor Ralph E. Martin, age 68, honoring his six years as mayor and decades of service. guests included his wife Esther, daughters, and local relatives, with a plaque from Larry Duncan recognizing his community service.

Martin Washington Ralph Martin Esther Kiwanis Club Journal Washington Kiwanis Club Ralph E. Martin Leon Hillman Mary Martin Duluth Minn Norman Schoonover Schoonover Cloid Willits Red Cross Rotary Club YMCA Larry Duncan Kiwanis

Chicago police chief resigns amid corruption probe

Chicago Police Superintendent John B Conlisk resigns under pressure after 19 current and former officers were convicted of extorting saloon owners. Mayor Daley announced the move at a news conference, denying it was the last straw.

Chicago UPI John B Conlisk Conlisk Richard J. Daley Orlando Wilson Conlish West Side Black Panther Daley

Surplus may give taxpayers a break

Des Moines reports lawmakers push inflation control as first use for Iowa's 119 million surplus. They seek a rainy day fund, possible state-worker salary raises, and consideration of a tax break for Towans during the 1974 session, while guarding treasury in a potential recession.

Des Moines UPI Towans House Senate Treasury Andrew Varley

Local hospital to get new coronary care unit

Washington County Hospital trustees approve a 9000 dollar appropriation for heart monitoring gear to equip two beds and a central station. The plan shifts from an elaborate ICC unit to a monitored setup with three doctors sharing oversight, with potential future expansion back to the original design.

Washington County Hospital Norman Jensen Jensen C. S. Tam ICC Richard Ross Tam

Ray Emerges as Contender for Agnew’s Vice Presidency

Iowa Republicans organize a broad push to nominate Gov. Robert D. Ray as Spiro Agnew’s successor. Party sources say GOP leaders will urge national chairmen and the RNC to back Ray, citing his prior GOP leadership roles and governorship.

Des Moines Iowa Robert D. Ray United States GOP Republican National Committee Nixon Spiro T. Agnew Post Ray Agnew

Israel eyes Damascus as tanks press into Syria drive

Israeli Defense Minister Moise Dayan said armored columns were advancing toward Damascus after Gen. Chaim Herzog reported Israel had destroyed 800 of Syria's 1,400 tanks in what officials called Israel's greatest six day war victory. Dayan noted uncertainty on depth of penetration while pledging a route from Damascus to Tel Aviv.

United Press International Moise Dayan Damascus Dayan Tel Aviv Chaim Herzog Syria Israel Golan Heights Suez Canal Egypt Canal Bania Mediterranean

Officials warn Skunk River to crest at Brighton Monday

State officials informed Bud DeLa county civil defense director that the Skunk River is expected to crest between 15 and 16 feet at Brighton on Monday. Flood stage at that point is 1 foot.

Bud DeLa Civil Defense Skunk Brighton

Fire alarm marks EDITH drill tour in Washington

Fire alarm sounded Wednesday in Washington to highlight Operation EDITH a Home Exit Drills in the Home fire prevention drill. Firemen drove a truck through the city to check porchlights and gauge family participation in EDITH.

Washington Edith

Fire at Crawfordsville machine shop damages interior assets

Crawfordsville volunteer firemen answered a Wednesday alarm at a machine shop owned by Orville Parson on the town hill road. Most damage was inside the building and to Parson's equipment.

Chawfordsville Crawfordsville Orville Parson Town Hill Parson

Hijackers surrender PAL jetliner in Hong Kong amnesty deal

Three young Filipino hijackers armed with pistols and a hand grenade seized a PAL flight from Manila to Hong Kong. They surrendered to police in Hong Kong after the information service reported a promise of amnesty.

Hong Kong UPI Philippine Air Lines PAL Manila Hong Kong Information Service

School board approves office education program plan

Washington Community District board approved preliminary work on a high school office education program and authorized an application for state approval. They amended the budget, funded ventilation and roof repairs, reviewed the 22 mill levy, and discussed elementary reading policies.

Washington Community District School Board Iowa Association of School Board State General Assembly Henry ‘Soucek Peter Bell Don Zwicki Roe Zwicki Brighton Wes Burrows T. J. Berdo al Kinzler Berdo Iowa IASB al Olson Washington Education Association Iowa State Education Association Ala Carte Food Service

Richardson says Agnew has suffered enough

Washington attorney general Elliot Richardson states Spiro Agnew has been penalized sufficiently and should not be jailed. Maryland attorney general Francis B. Burch backs no prosecution. Richardson doubts Nixon knew of Agnew's governor dealings until August and says he would not accept the Agnew successor post. White House hints Nixon may nominate a replacement within days as aides signal Agnew may quit.

Washington UPI Elliot L. Richardson Spiro T. Agnew Richardson Agnew Baltimore Maryland Francis B. Burch Nixon White House Congress

Weather outlook with clouds and possible storms

Rain chances increase through Friday with scattered showers today and tonight. Thunderstorms likely tonight into Friday morning with a slight risk of heavy or severe storms. Highs near the mid 70s, tonight lows around the low 60s.

The Agnew Tax Evasion Charge Outlined in Maryland Case

UPI reports the U S district attorney in Maryland charges Spiro T Agnew with willfully attempting to evade taxes for 1967 by filing a fraudulent joint return. The document states a 1967 joint income of 55599 and tax due 19967 47, vs claimed 26099 income and 6416 tax.

Baltimore UPI Spiro T. Agnew United States District of Maryland Annapolis Maryland United States of America District Director of Internal Revenue Internal Revenue District of Maryland United States of ‘America

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Kenneth Carrell LTC Richard Nixon Iowa Association of School Boards E. K Schlapkoh
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