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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1976

Page

1

County takes over police reservists

The City of Washington relinquished its police reserve unit to the county Monday night. City Council repealed ordinance 513, transferring control to the sheriff and County Board of Supervisors while reservists continue night patrols with city police. They will be paid $3 per hour for four hours monthly.

The Evening Journal City of Washington County Board of Supervisors County Public Safety Commission Public Safety Center McQuay-Perfex Inc Madison Street Fourth Avenue May Moyer Moyer East Madison Old City Kenneth McFate Tama Harold Johnson Johnson Kirkwood Community College City Hall Lloyd Robertson Public Works Jim Reschly Public Works Association Ames

Indict Griffiths on tax evasion charge

Lawrence B. Griffiths a Kalona attorney was indicted by a Washington County grand jury on eight counts of state income tax evasion He faced four counts of wilfully failing to file state income tax returns for 1970 to 1973 and four counts of willfully failing to pay taxes for those years.

The Evening Journal Lawrence B. Griffiths Kalona Washington County Griffiths

Changed pleas void plans for trials in district court

Danny Clifford Garrett 19 of rural Richland changed his plea to guilty on a possession of marijuana charge in Washington County District Court. Sentencing set for Nov. 8. About 75 jurors were dismissed after the change. Roger D. Smith 22 of Washington pleaded guilty to a drunk driving charge with a 12 month deferred sentence and probation. Douglas F. Lavent failed to appear for an OMVAS trial. a bench warrant may follow. Grand jury returned true bills against Griffiths for income tax evasion totaling 4797 dollars for 1970 1971 1972 and 1973. The cases were turned over to County Attorney Bordwell for prosecution.

The Evening Journal Danny Clifford Garrett Washington County Phillip Collett Ottumwa Garrett Richland Clifford Elmore Brighton Roger D. Smith Washington Ira F. Morrison Smith Douglas F. Lavent Montezuma Griffiths Richard Bordwell Bordwell Iowa Department of Revenue

Wine executive testifies about Adcock payments

Mario Perelli-Minetti, head of the California Wine Association, testified that he paid former Iowa Liquor Control Commission Chairman Homer Adcock $20,000 a year from 1965 to 1971 at Adcock's insistence and for what he said was the good of the party. He said Adcock volunteered his services while the two sought a replacement for a former Iowa liquor official.

DES Moines UPI California Iowa Liquor Control Commission Homer R. Adcock Adcock Mario Perelli-Minetti California Wine Association U.S. District Court Perelli-Minetti

May challenge ruling on eligibility of new judges

In Des Moines UPI reports a court challenge possible to Iowa AG Richard Turner's opinion that three district judges named to the new intermediate appeals court are constitutionally ineligible. Turner cites a 1962 amendment barring state office holding by serving judges for two years after stepping down. The three sworn judges Leo Oxberger Robert Allbee and James Carter may face court action. Governor Ray's office and aides react with surprise as officials weigh the merits.

Des Moines UPI Iowa New Intermediate Appeals Court Richard Turner Turner Robert D. Ray Appeals Courts Wythe Willey Ray Willey Appeals Court Iowa Supreme Court District Court Leo Oxberger Robert Allbee Polk County James Carter Linn County Supreme Court U.S Allen Danielson Ida Grove Bruce Snell Jr C. Edwin Moore William Redmond Cedar Rapids Intermediate Court High Court

Whittenberg's rise from school singing to state talent winner

William Rayfield Whittenberg at 17 won first place and $2,000 in the Bill Riley State Talent Search at the Iowa State Fair. A Washington High School senior and St Paul Park native, his vibrato and mature baritone have earned local and state acclaim, with a wide repertoire from classical to religious.

Pullman William Rayfield Whittenberg Bill Riley Iowa William C. Whittenberg E. Main St Whittenberg Pullman Elementary St. Paul Park Minn Washington Bill Whittenberg Des Moines

Weather Outlook With Light Precipitation Tonight

Cloudy with light snow or rain tonight and partly cloudy Wednesday. Low tonight in the 30s, high Wednesday in the mid 40s. Winds northeast to north 10 to 15 mph tonight. Chance of precipitation about 20 percent tonight.

Planned Parenthood book sale set for October in county

The Washington County Chapter of Planned Parenthood schedules its annual book sale for October 2023 at the National Guard Armory at the junction of highways 1 and 92. Hours run 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily to fund local family planning services. For details call 653-3525 or visit the old hospital building office.

Washington County Planned Parenthood Virginia McCurdy National Guard Washington Planned Parenthood

Sheriff Announces Updated Gun Permit Policy in Washington County

Sheriff Yale Jarvis says gun permits will be issued at the sheriff's office to individuals with a valid reason and pass a background check. Permits target concealed weapons for those handling large sums of money or specific business needs. hunting and target shooting do not require concealment. Applications require social security numbers weapon serials and types. permits valid through 1977. The change aligns with Iowa Attorney General Richard C Turner's opinions on discretionary permitting.

Washington County Yale Jarvis Richard C. Turner Iowa Sheriff’s Office Jarvis

Washington High FFA fruit sale opens marketing drive

Members of Washington High School FFA started their annual fruit sale Monday and it continues through October 29. Boxes of grapefruit and oranges are priced at 7 per box, the same as last year. Those not contacted are urged to reach any chapter member or advisor Richard Fiddelke at 328 East Main Street.

Washington High School Future Farmers of America Richard Fiddelke East Main Street

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