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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1972

Page

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Washington County Master Corn and Soybean Yields Contest Report

Three Washington County service clubs sponsor local yield contests per County Extension Director Jim Frier. Rex Ray of the Washington Optimist Club discusses bishop beans yielding about 55 bushels per acre, with 20 club members measuring 28 corn and 11 bean entries. Crawfordsville Lions run sixth year contests with 12 corn and 5 bean entries. Ainsworth Lions host third yield contest with 15 corn and 9 soybean entries. early soybean yields around 50 bushels, while corn harvest trails with few early entries.

Washington County Jim Frier Rex Ray Washington Optimist Club Olen Bishop of Wellman Bishop’s William Holden Crawfordsville Lions Club Nick Achen Ainsworth Lions Club G. W. McCracken Cleo Orris Ivan James Oscar Wilson

Soviet Aeroflot crash kills about 160 near Moscow

An Aeroflot Ilyushin 62 jetliner on a non-scheduled Paris to Leningrad to Moscow flight crashed near Sheremetyevo airport killing about 160 aboard. Weather was rainy with poor visibility. A government commission will investigate. the disaster is one of the worst in civil aviation history.

Moscow UPI Paris Leningrad Sheremetyevo Tass Aeroflot Interflug East Berlin Schoenefeld

$400000 Diamonds Stolen From Manhattan Firm

In Manhattan's diamond district thieves bypassed a top alarm system and vanished $400,000 worth of uncut diamonds from Jarai-Sheer Corp. Safe contents included $1,500 in cash. Silent alarms triggered twice, but entrants left no obvious clues as investigators search for suspects.

New York UPI Manhattan Jerry Flink Jarai-Sheer Corp Flink

Congress Prepares Adjourning Session Amid Big Budget Disputes

Congress toiling toward adjournment of its 92nd session faces two major issues: highway spending and welfare reform. Senate approved a 250 billion spending ceiling with wide presidential cut authority debated, while House and Senate race to reconcile an 18 billion versus 8 billion welfare bill.

Washington UPI Congress Senate Nixon House Republic

Iowa's color at its best

The Iowa Conservation Commission reports brilliant fall colors this weekend in the northeast and southwest. Northeast Iowa shows excellent maples in red and yellow, oaks not yet turned, with peak expected in 10 days. Viewing suggested at Yellow River State Forest and Mississippi River boats.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Conservation Commission Iowa Yellow River State Forest US 34 Sioux City Commission Sumac Ivies Stephens Forest Lucas Red Haw State Park Chariton Lowa Shimek State Forest Farmington

McGovern on West Coast Campaign Trail Intensifies

Sen George S McGovern continued a west coast sweep ahead of the November election with a big San Francisco rally exceeding the turnout for John F Kennedy in 1960 Portland crowds surpassed 5000 as McGovern appealed on ethics and corruption issues Nixon planned radio addresss and possible news conferences while polling in New York showed Nixon still leading but narrowing the gap The Texas legislature invited McGovern to speak Sargent Shriver criticized McGovern rivalries and the American Independent Party filed a 252 million suit over alleged media blackout

United Press International George S. McGovern West Coast Nixon McGovern San Francisco Cow Palace John F Kennedy Nixon Arlier Portland Ore Pioneer Court House White House Congress New York Sindlinger McGovern Sargent Shriver Cleveland Washington American Independent Party John Schmitz

Catholic Church Leader Warns on Abortion Debates in Iowa

Des Moines UPI report cites Rev. Frank Bognanno, diocesan spokesman, accusing pro abortion forces of unfair tactics in Iowa's 13 year abortion law fight. He predicts a major 1973 session battle, criticizes tying the issue to Catholic morality, and argues women have limited bodily rights but unborn life is divinely governed.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Frank Bognanno Robert D. Ray Bognanno

Astronauts deny tales of moon crosses and theft

Houston reports say Buzz Aldrin rejected claims that he and Neil Armstrong took gold crosses to the Moon or left one behind. Aldrin called the magazine story unauthorized and Ridiculous. Retired astronaut Walter Cunningham counters claiming Acapulco photos were incidental and ground support would have prevented any orbit change.

Col Frank Brandsetter Las Brisas Acapulco Mexico Aldrin Armstrong Moon Earth Houston UPI Walter Cunningham Space Cunningham Travel & Leisure Magazine Frank Frandstetter Richard Underwood Manned Spacecraft Center MSC Acapulco Bay

Trio con Brio Delights Washington Concert Association Audience

The Washington Concert Association opened its 1972 73 season with Trio con Brio Eileen Reagan Elaine Eagle and Rolf Sovik delivering a warm engaging performance The flute cello and piano trio earned high praise from a near capacity crowd with both contemporary and classic works praised for its intimacy and vitality.

Washington Concert Association Trio Son Brio Eileen Reagan Elaine Eagle Rolf Sovik Trio Con Brio

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