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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1971

Page

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Senate Kills Omnibus Foreign Aid in 41 to 27 Vote

The Senate defeated the omnibus foreign aid measure 41 to 27, terminating a program that funneled about 143 billion to other nations over 25 years. The White House condemned the move as irresponsible, while supporters vowed to push a revamped plan next year.

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Halloween Parade Set After YMCA Registration

Grade school youngsters must report to the Washington YMCA at 5 30 p m today to register for the annual Halloween parade scheduled to move at 6 p m. Other Halloween events are slated tonight by the YMCA YWCA and civic clubs amid light rain totals reported across Washington.

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Halloween candy needles found after new Michigan law

In Monrue Michigan police report bags of Halloween candy spiked with silver and gold sewing needles were found in Dundee shortly after a state law made it a felony to knowingly place harmful objects into food. Local authorities warned residents to inspect treats and urged reporting of any suspicious packages to the Dundee police.

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Weather OWA Forecast Clears Southwest Tonight

Clearing conditions in the southwest with thundershowers ending in the east. A cooler night with lows from the upper 20s in the extreme northwest to the lower 40s in the southeast. Sunday turns partly sunny and cooler in the east, with highs around 50 in the northwest and 60 in the southeast.

Iowa Gov launches statewide drug law enforcement education drive

Gov Robert D. Ray ordered a full scale program to train law officers in drug law enforcement. Narcotics chief Penberthy will run four day seminars in 19 communities from Clinton to Storm Lake starting Nov 29 and ending Feb 17, with agents in nine cities by Dec 1. The plan aims to reach 75 percent of Iowa officers and connect sheriffs departments and county attorneys with local agencies for better information flow.

Des Moines UPI Robert D. Ray Iowa Ray State Public Safety Michael Sellers Will Peaberthy Narcotics and Iowa Law Enforcement Academy Peaberthy Clinton Storm Lake Penberthy Des Moine

Ray supporters plan college oriented thank you night

Central Iowa backers of Gov Robert D. Ray announce a November 15 event aimed at young voters. Tickets set at 7.50 with student price of 4, featuring an orchestra and campus ads to promote the governor and Billie Ray.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Robert D. Ray United Press International H. Rand Petersen Harlan Ray Specia Iowa State Petersen

Keota prepares new high school as spring 1972 target

Keota Community School District plans a new junior senior high building to replace the 1906 1927 1952 era facility after voters approved a 990000 bond on March 31 1970. Completion set for spring 1972 with occupancy date pending. The district serves 610 students across Keota and Washington and Keokuk counties and operates an integrated elementary school and parochial feeder system.

Keota Washington Keokuk

Man made pollutants found in Atlantic ocean life

Washington UPI reports NSF findings from Atlantic cruises showing DDT and PCB in a wide range of marine plants and animals. DDT appeared in most specimens while PCBs appeared in nearly all and at higher levels, likely transported by the atmosphere.

Washington UPI Atlantic Ocean National Science Foundation U.S Antarctica Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution George D. Grice The Science Foundation Atlantic

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