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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1972

Page

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Cease-fire Accord Near Washington D C

The White House signaled an imminent cease-fire in Vietnam with full troop withdrawal and prisoner releases within 60 days after signing. Kissinger said Hanoi pushed Oct 31 but may miss it and stressed peace must be complete and not rushed.

Washington UPI White House Vietnam U.S Kissinger Hanoi Nguyen van Thieu Kissinger Thieu Nixon United States Laos Cambodia Indochina Saigon People’s Revolutionary Government William P. Rogers Nguyen van Thieu

Washington Township shifts polling site for November 7 election

Township clerk Carl Phillips says residents will vote at the county fair grounds school building instead of Farm Bureau. In Washington, David Alan Streff was treated after a 11:30 a.m. crash at South Second and Washington Streets, with his car striking a pickup driven by Jerry Wayne Hendricks. Streff faces a failure to yield charge. damage tallies show $700 to the pickup and the car as a total wreck.

Washington Township Carl Phillips Farm Bureau David Alan Streff Washington South Second Washington Streets Streff Jerry Wayne Hendricks

UNICEF Drive In West Chester Planned By Community Groups

WEST CHESTER UNICEF drive organized by the Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service and the Lions Club runs Sunday Oct 29 from 6 to 8 pm. Participants meet at the Methodist Church at 6. Grade school children canvass town, junior high cover rural areas, high school students host games and refreshments in the church basement after the drive.

West Chester Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service The Lions Club

Sigourney man pleads guilty to embezzlement as public official

Robert Shannon former Keokuk County clerk of court pleaded guilty in Keokuk County District Court to embezzlement by a public official. Judge Ira Morrison set sentencing for 9 a.m. Nov. 13. Shannon resigned Aug. 22 after an audit by State Auditor Lloyd Smith found irregularities totaling 14 530 over 19 months including missing fines and county funds and about 13 000 in trust funds unaccounted for.

Sigourney UPI Robert Shannon Keokuk County Ira Morrison Shannon Lloyd Smith Keokuk Smith

Bank Robbery Night Deaths in Arlington

In Arlington two robbers in yellow repairman disguises killed bank manager Harry Candee and patrolman Israel Gonzalez during a robbery at Arlington Trust Co. Candee died at the scene. Gonzalez, the first Arlington officer killed on duty since 1954, died after six bullet wounds in a gunfight. Suspects include a father and son and an unnamed accomplice. SDS and antiwar literature were found in the Tul ler apartment.

Arlington UPI Arlington Trust Co Israel P. Gonzalez Harry J. Candee Candee Gonzalez Students For A Democratic Society SDS Charles A. Tuller Bryce Matthew Tuller

School board reviews space needs and policy revisions

Washington Community District school board discusses space requirements for a proposed new administration building and revises policies. Supt. E K Schlapkohl presents state evaluation. Richard Collins named to assist Cedar Rapids Franklin Junior High review. building value appraisals and contents for insurance noted. Loren Moore hired as custodian. gym rental fee waived for DeMens Booster Club due to equipment moves.

Washington Community District School Board Roland Wehner Supt E.K. Schlapkohl State Department of Public Instruction Richard Collins North Central Association

Iowa denies Interstate Power rate hike in 2 1 vote

The Iowa Commerce Commission rejected the full 1.773 million dollar rate increase sought by Interstate Power Co. of Dubuque and declined a staff plan to roll back 2.5 million dollars in annual collections. The 2-1 decision left a 12.23 percent return with no increase, with refunds of nearly 2 million dollars plus interest to be issued by January 1973.

DES Moines UPI Iowa Commerce Commission Interstate Power Co Dubuque Maurice van Nostrand Fred Moore Iowa Minnesota Illinois Commission Howard Bell Ames

Dick Clark Headlines County Democrats Rally in Iowa

Dick Clark, Democratic Senate hopeful in Iowa, spoke at a St. James gym rally and fund raiser. He described walking the state to gauge voters and urged peace with POW safeguards, saying Congress has never funded all requests. Other local candidates spoke as a reception followed hosted by John Elliott and Ed Gilmore.

Dick Clark United States Senate Iowa St. James Gym Clark Washington Vietnam Southeast Asia Congress Keith Dunton Norbert Flanders John Elliott Ed Gilmore

Cedar Falls North South Freeway Approved by Iowa Panel

The Iowa Highway Commission unanimously backed the concept of a 12 mile limited access north south freeway in Cedar Falls, moving to the design stage. The project, estimated at about 12 million dollars, would connect Freeway 518 at the south with Freeway 520 and run northeast through Cedar Falls toward Iowa 3 east of Waverly.

Ames UPI Iowa Highway Commission Cedar Falls Iowa 3 Waverly

Weather outlook: Partly sunny and warm this afternoon

Partly sunny skies with winds from the southwest bring warmer readings near 70 this afternoon. Tonight and Friday expect a mix of clouds with a chance of rain, low around 50 tonight and highs near 60 on Friday. Winds vary from southwest at 15 to 30 mph this afternoon to about 15 mph tonight. Rain probability 0 percent this afternoon, 30 percent tonight, and 50 percent Friday.

County Buys New Ambulance For Local Service

The Board of Supervisors approved purchasing a new 1972 Cadillac ambulance from Foster Coach Sales of Sterling Illinois for 13650 dollars. The four passenger unit includes a scoop stretcher and meets federal ambulance guidelines while offering independent climate control and a comfortable ride. The board plans to acquire a van type ambulance next year to replace aging vehicles and use the old 1961 and 1960 models for parts or disposal.

Board of Supervisors Foster Coach Sales Sterling Ill Floyd Foster Clifford Conklin Conklin

Halloween plans announced for YMCA program 1972

John Prochaska announces 1972 Halloween events at the YMCA with a parade of goblins on Tuesday October 31 led by the Junior High marching band and Miss Washington County. Activities include costume judging, cartoons, a Junior High dance, a high school dance, a haunted house, window painting, and scheduled transportation and admission details.

John Prochaska YMCA Washington County Y’s Men's Club

Nixon and Ray extend Iowa poll leads in Wallaces Farmer data

In the latest Wallaces Farmer poll President Nixon and Gov. Ray hold strong leads over their Democratic rivals for the November election. Nixon leads McGovern 68 to 30 percent, while Ray has 67 to 31 over Paul Franzenburg. Dick Clark narrows Miller gap to 56–39 percent as he gains recognition from his campaign walk.

Des Moines UPI Nixon Robert D. Ray Dick Clark Jack Miller Iowa Miller Clark Ray George McGovern McGovern South Dakota Paul Franzenburg Ames

McGovern escalates charge of White House corruption

Sen. George S. McGovern accuses Republicans of using an army of sabotage agents to destroy the Democratic party in a Midwest campaign push and a nationally televised spot. GOP Chairman Robert Dole and the White House deny involvement in political spying and sabotage. The Washington Post notes Haldeman and other Nixon aides authorized to use secret cash for political spying.

United Press International George S. McGovern White House GOP Robert Dole McGovern Nixon Midwest Washington Post H. R. Haldeman

Washington County 4-H Leaders Set Banquet For November 18

Washington County 4-H leaders and members plan the annual Leader Recognition and Awards Banquet to honor seniors and juniors. The 1972 1973 Councils meet next week to finalize plans while tickets go on sale with $2 price for non leaders and complimentary invites for leaders.

Washington County 4-H Julia Gamon Washington Bob McConnell Tom Berdo Cheryl Pfeifer Jane Shearer Sue Huber Mike Jones Kathy Wittetoe Cathy Walker Mike Quinn Roger Adam Crawfordsville Sharon Lee Robyn

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