Washington Jaycees Invite Mayoral Candidates Meeting
Washington Jaycees invite mayoral candidates to present their programs at a meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Captain's Table. The public may attend and speakers will have brief talks followed by audience questions. Fire damage estimated at 45000 to a West Bend grain warehouse near a soybean plant, with crews from five communities fighting the blaze.
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Washington Jaycees
Washington
West Bend
UPI
West Bend Elevator Co
Nineteen Certified In Standard Multimedia First Aid Course
Nineteen persons earned completion of the Standard Multimedia First Aid course. Recipients include Ray Miller Iska Hendricks Carol Jones Sandy Burns Judy Beachamp Jeff Boshart Robert Warren Carl Wagner Denny Dougall Dale Randall Phil Embree Kenneth Bauer Richard Stoops Marlis Wagner Gail Hamilton Frances Magdefrau Susan Whitaker John Unternahrer Delores Young. The Oct 16 17 session at City Hall was taught by Red Cross volunteers John Hiatt and Yale Jarvis with aides Karl M Jones and Jim Whitaker. Four local policemen and Perfex plant employees attended.
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Ray Miller
Iska Hendricks
Carol Jones
Sandy Burns
Judy Beachamp
Jeff Boshart
Robert Warren
Carl Wagner
Denny Dougall
Dale Randall
Phil Embree
Kenneth Bauer
Richard Stoops
Marlis Wagner
Gail Hamilton
Frances Magdefrau
Washington
Susan Whitaker
Brighton
John Unternahrer
Wayland
Delores Young
Richland
City Hall
Red Cross
John Hiatt
Yale Jarvis
Karl M. Jones
Jim Whitaker
Perfex
Geologist Declares Alaskan Pipeline Feasible Amid Improvements
Associate Professor Lon Drake of Towa University says recent improvements make the Alaska oil pipeline scientifically and ecologically feasible. He notes historic plans were reckless and that new construction avoids permafrost melting, protecting against landslides and fault zones.
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Towa Ort
Ury
University of Towa
Lon Drake
Drake
Arctic
Prudhoe Bay
Drivers to Aid UNICEF Drive in Washington Community
Beta Sigma Phi and Optimists club recruit drivers for a UNICEF door to door drive in Washington. On Sunday Oct 28 from 6 to 8 pm volunteers from both groups will escort seventh to ninth graders and fourth to sixth graders to solicitation areas, return for games and refreshments. Mrs. John Walker chairs. Rev Leland Grove advised.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Optimists Club
Unicef
Washington
Washington Council of Religious Affairs
John Walker
Ivan Maggert
Phil Ahrens
Ways and Means
United Methodist Church
Optimist Club
United Presbyterian Church
Kathy Tuttle
Bonnie Bannister
Jerry Gilmore
Methodist Church
Lloyd Turnipseed
Leonard Pobren
Leonard Goeke
Ralph Stout
Lynn Ryan
Leland Grove
Nixon Risks Impeachment Over Watergate Tapes Move
Washington dispatch outlines a Nixon gamble to prove his actions lawful in refusing a court order for Watergate tapes and firing Archibald Cox. Congress debates impeachment as a real possibility while White House officials defend the Stennis verifier plan and argue the president sought a workable compromise amid court orders and resignations.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Congress
Spiro T
White House
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
House
Senate
Cox
Elliot L. Richardson
William D
Ruckelshaus
Robert H. Bork
Yale
Bork
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
United Nations
Middle East
Melvin R. Laird
Stennis
Laird
Paul W. McCloskey
Calif
Thomas P. O'Neill
Robert C. Byrd
W. Va
Jerome Waldie
California
Parren Mitchell
Maryland
Ford
Agnew
Executive Department
Yale Law
Alexander Bickel
Raoul Berger
Harvard Law
John J. Sirica
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Sirica
Watergate
U.S. Court of Appeals
Senate Watergate Committee
U.S. District Court
William D. Ruckelshaus
NBC
Meet the Press
Cease fire takes effect in Middle East war end
United Nations cease-fire ends 17 day conflict with Israel and Egypt agreeing to halt fighting. Syria remains silent and Iraq rejects the cease-fire while Kissinger and Kosygin push for full implementation amid regional talks. Israel reports gains on Suez and Golan Heights as troops readjust.
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United Press
United Nations
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
United States
Russia
Syria
Iraq
Security Council
New York
Suez Canal
Cairo
Mount Hermon
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
Tel Aviv
Alexei N. Kosygin
Golan Brigade
Mt. Hermon
Golan Heights
Damascus
Chamber elects new board members for 1974 terms
Dick Anderson president of the Washington Chamber of Commerce announced the results of the 973 election for board of directors. Kent Dallmeyer Ken Hanson and George Van Houten were chosen for three year terms beginning January 1 1974. Newly elected directors start meetings in November with current board. retiring members Rex Lee and Skip Renoux finish December 31.
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Dick Anderson
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Kent Dallmeyer
The
National Bank
Ken Hanson
Hanson Concrete and Construction Company
George van Houten
Wa-Con-Da Soil Service, Inc
Rex Lee
Skip Renoux
Barn fires and farming injuries near Keota Iowa
Three area residents are treated in Iowa City hospitals after farm and road project accidents. Ralph Tadlock of Wellman lost his left arm in a grain elevator accident and his wife suffered a heart attack. Irvin Leichty of near Wayland operates earth moving gear on a Kalona road project. Karman Hammen, daughter of Keota residents, had her left arm amputated after a grinder incident. A barn on the Danny Merz farm near Keota burned with hay straw and pigs lost. cause not known.
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Iowa City
Kalona
Ralph Tadlock
Wellman
Irvin Leichty
Wayland Area
Karman Hammen
Eugene Hammens
Keota
Danny Merz
Tadlock
Mercy Hospital
Wayland
Leichty
University Hospitals
Children’s Hospital
Keota - Harper Road
Unseasonably warm weather continued through Tuesday
Weather remains warm with southeasterly winds from 10 to 18 mph this afternoon, dropping to 6 to 12 mph tonight. Highs reach the mid 70s today, with tonight's lows in the mid 50s. Tuesday will bring highs in the upper 70s.
Cosmopolitans Delight Washington Concert Audience Sunday
An almost full Washington auditorium enjoyed a superb Cosmopolitans concert amid fall day distractions. The four young artists showcased operatic voices with no microphones, performing classical pieces, opera scenes, duets, a Man of La Mancha medley, and favorite operetta songs, ending with enthusiastic encores. A Washington Concert Association meeting occurred at intermission, electing new board members and filling a vacancy.
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Cosmopolitans
Mason
Schubert
Mozart
Miss Juras
Straus
Lehar
Victor Herbert
Gilbert and Sullivan
Rudolph Friml
Sigmund Romberg
Washington Concert Association
Katherine Stewart
Leon Hillman
Herbert Osincup
Mary Ann Paul
Virginia Tschantz
Helen Thorne
Edith Trotter
Patricia Harris
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Texas
Big Daddy
Lion Country Safari
Joe Cannon
Dr. Cannon
Chamber
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San Juan, P.R
Pablo Casals
Jorge Baez Garcia
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