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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1974

Page

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Simon Defends Ford Tax Plan to Battle Inflation

Treasury Secretary William E. Simon defended Ford’s 10 percent investment tax credit proposal saying tax cuts for business will spur expansion, lower inflation and benefit consumers. He disputed Senator Proxmire’s claim the plan is Hoover-like trickle down.

Washington UPI Treasury William E. Simon Ford Herbert Hoover William Proxmire D-Wis Congress Joint Economic Committee Proxmire Simon Business Council Hot Springs Agriculture Department

Homecoming prank shatters windows at Washington High

Police said exuberant students and friends early homecoming celebration left 14 school windows broken and some shrubbery spray painted after toiler paper roped through the night at Washington High School.

Washington High School

Washington Post Office to Close Monday Observing Columbus Day

The Washington post office will be closed Monday October 14 in observance of Columbus Day with no city or rural mail delivery. Lock box and special delivery services will operate and the lobby will be open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mail dispatch times are 3:30 p.m. and 5:45 p.m.

Washington Post Office Don Minick

Nixon aides Watergate jury seated for long trial

A 12 member jury with nine women and three men was chosen to try five Nixon aides for Watergate cover up. Judge Sirica presided after narrowing 625 jurors, with six alternates to be chosen. Jury is eight black and four white. trial could start Monday.

Washington UPI Richard M. Nixon U.S. District Court John J. Sirica District of Columbia Massachusetts Nixon Sirica

House rejects Turkey aid compromise and risks recess

The House voted 187 to 171 against a Mansfield crafted compromise to extend Turkish military aid to December 15. The veto threat by President Ford and Kissinger's Cyprus peace efforts shaped the debate as lawmakers warned of a possible prolonged session and funding gaps for federal agencies.

Washington Turkey U.S Cyprus Ford Henry A. Kissinger Mansfield Kissinger House White House Congress Secretary Greece

Maltese Lawmaker Visits Washington from Malta as Guest

Edward Fenech-Adams, Maltese lawmaker and Shadow Minister of Labor, arrives in the United States as part of the International Visitor Program. He will stay with Mr and Mrs Robert Day in Cedar Rapids before heading to New York City, aiming to observe local government and agriculture and attend public events in Washington.

Edward Fenech-Adams Malta Department of State Washington Cedar Rapids Robert Day New York City House of Representatives House Nationalalist Party Royal University of Malta Il Poplux Interst

Jury Verdict in Washington Accident Damage Suit

Jurors in district court found for plaintiff Maria Wood against Ruth and Dale Johnson for 11032.44 in a Washington area accident case from 1970. Ten of twelve jurors signed the verdict report after 4 p.m. Thursday.

Maria Wood Ruth Dale Johnson Washington

Partly cloudy with showers possible this weekend

Partly cloudy conditions with a 40 percent rain chance this afternoon and tonight, and 30 percent Saturday. Highs reach 75 to 80 this afternoon, lowering to 60 to 65 Saturday, with winds from the south to southwest this afternoon and northerly tonight.

Iowa corn and soybean yields drop in October crop report

Iowa faces sharp declines as early frosts slash harvests. The October USDA report lowers Iowa corn to 963.5 million bushels and 82 bushels per acre, down from last year, with soybeans at 197.96 million bushels and 28 bushels per acre. National figures also dip.

Des Moines UPI Iowa U.S. Department of Agriculture Illinois Dick Knight Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Knight

Farmers urged to file for disaster payments under 1974 program

Bill Day of the Washington County ALCS says many farmers qualify for disaster payments from the 1974 feed grain program due to weather disasters and high prices. Final filing deadline is 15 days after harvest. records of feed use and appraised yields may be required.

Bill Day Washington County ALCS Day

Old Testament portion of TRUTH OF TRUTHS at VHS auditorium

WHS Choral Union brings the Old Testament portion of the rock opera TRUTH OF TRUTHS to VHS on Tuesday October 15 at 8 p.m. The 92 member group conducts a full concert with orchestra on tape and a large cast including Bob Kron and Bill Whittenberg. Tickets are Adults 1.25 and Students 0.75, available at the door from 7 p.m.

WHS Choral Union The Choral Union VHS God's Voice Bob Kron PBS Dave Watson Ann Colby Dave Schantz Eschka Ees Marty Schooley Ament Joe Mineart Ben Goeke Dennis Bond Pat Brock Roger Chalupa Jim Dayton Mickie Curley Piste Bob Kron Bree Saan Gat Sue Stout Jeremiah Bill Whittenberg Mary Reed Larry Burkum Mike Woods Jerry Gilmore Robert Youngquist

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