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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1973

Page

2

Tropical arboretum aids cancer research and preservation

Harold L. Lyon Arboretum in Hawaii hosts rare plants for medical studies with National Cancer Institute. Dr. Yoneo Sagawa notes ongoing antileukemic testing on tropical samples while protecting endangered species amid high rainfall and unique Hawaii evolution.

Ruth Youngblood Honolulu UPL United States Harold L. Lyon University of Hawaii Yoneo Sagawa National Cancer Institute Sagawa Arboretum Universit of Wisconsin The

Washington Iowa Daily Press rate card and staff listing

A compressed publication notice shows subscription rates for carriers in Washington and surrounding areas, mail options in Iowa and outside Iowa, with a list of staff positions including president David Elder and executives like William Shannon and Charles Morris. The fragment mentions publication details and circulating entities.

North Marion Ave Washington Eider, Shannon & Co, Inc Iowa United Press International Inland Daily Presssn Iowa ‘Daily Press Assn Iowa Press Assn Audit Bureau of Circulations David Elder Etor William Shannon S Vertisng Charles Morris Leonard Llewellyn Washington Real Trade Area

Magistrate court fines listed for speeding and assorted offenses

A magistrate court record shows numerous fines for speeding and related violations across several towns including Crawfordsville Kalona Letts Cedar Rapids Washington Ottumwa Oskaloosa with amounts ranging from 5 to 40.15 dollars plus fines for no truck registration license and shoplifting. An unrelated incident notes Allan Denney fined 35 dollars after punching a woman identified as Doreen Liversidge in England.

William Robert Bernau Crawfordsville Arlene Joann Mast Kalona Jerry Lee Rediger Dixie Ann Vandyne Letts Martin B. Thomas Cedar Rapids Gordon Paul Watson Washington Cecil Jr Wayland Terry Lee Wagler Michael W. Quinn Keith Haley George B. Huffman Silvis Ill Oak England UPI Allan Denney Doreen Liversidge Denney Doreen

Corruption Rampant in American Business

UPI reports widespread fraud across firms with cases including a secretary siphoning a $75 000 savings account and thefts totaling millions over decades. Experts say pilferage costs reach $8 billion annually and advise tighter controls, salary checks, frequent spot audits, rotation in money handling, and mandatory vacations to curb embezzlement.

Leroy Pope UPI New York Ohio Minnie C Savings and Loan Association Robert Parremore Surety Association of America Parremore Unau

Richland Bride Diane Dugger Weds Hal Fritchen in Ollie

Diane Lynn Dugger daughter of Mr and Mrs David Dugger Richland and Hal Douglas Fritchen son of Mr and Mrs H C Fritchen Ollie were married in an eight oclock ceremony Friday Oct 26 at the Ollie Baptist Church Rev George Nehl officiating The bride wore an empire gown with scalloped lace over satin etc The couple will reside in Linby Iowa The bride attends Pekin High School and the groom a 1973 Pekin graduate employed at Falco Aluminum Company in Fairfield

Richland Diane Lynn Dugger David Dugger Hal Douglas Fritchen H.C. Fritchen Ollie Ollie Baptist Church George Nehl Debbie Smith Drakesville Tammy Dugger Terry Derby Mark Wilhoit Batavia Steven Winn Ronald Shy Linby Iowa Pekin High School Pekin Falco Aluminum Company Fairfield

Officers elected at U P church meeting

Ruling elders Archie Kaufman Joe Martin Boyd Watson Mrs Mike Wheelan and Lawrence Whisler were named to three year terms as elders. Deacons Tom Foels Mrs Leonard Goeke Mrs Ted Meyer Mrs Rex Ray Leo Stahle were elected for three years. Kathy Tuttle was named as deacon for a two year term. The new officers will be ordained November 18. nominating committee members named for 1974.

United Presbyterian Church Archie Kaufman Joe Martin Boyd Watson Mike Wheelan Lawrence Whisler Tom Foels Leonard Goeke Ted Meyer Rex Ray Leo Stahle Kathy Tuttle Eloise Hazen James Lloyd Robert Kron Jack Trotman Harold Johnson Robert Logan Thelma Wagner

ACLU circulates How To impeach Nixon pamphlet

The American Civil Liberties Union distributes a 72 page How To impeach Nixon pamphlet as part of a campaign to impeach the President. The typewritten booklet covers impeachment procedure and history along with arguments for action and lists 17 steps individuals can take. Grandmothers from Plover entertain at the American Legion Auxiliary County meeting.

Cleveland, Ohio UPI Nixon American Civil Liberties Union ACLU Plover Area American Legion Auxiliary County Plover

Club Activities Reflect Yearend Labors and Elections

The Chat and Chew Club held its final luncheon of the year with seven members present and guest Daryl Dunbar. Officers for 1974 include president Mrs Allen Dennis and secretary Mrs Joe Sprenzel with treasurer Mrs Jon Ballou. The group planned future events and will meet January 28 with Mrs Dennis. Members and spouses will attend a Christmas supper at Frontier Cafe on Nov 17. Other club notes cover Applied Arts, Kalona flower demonstration, and Fortnightly Club activities with Mirae projects and care-center services.

Joe Sprenzel Daryl Dunbar David Kuntz Allen Dennis Jon Ballou Ballou Melo Horak Frontier Cafe Yaro Sojka George Brock

Highland School Calendar and Veteran’s Day Observance

Highland Community School District announces November 2 no classes due to teacher conferences and an in service day. Veterans Day observance November 12 includes no school and a school board meeting. Progress noted on the Ainsworth Attendance Center with a possible move date next week and an Open House planned after occupancy.

Highland Secondary School Washington Columbus Junction Willows Veterans Day Iowa Highland Community Highland Washington Jr Ainsworth

ISU directors announce quarterly dividends at TAU Centerville

The board of Towa Southern Utilities Co. declares quarterly dividends of 35 cents per share on 4% cumulative preferred stock and 45 cents per share on common stock. This raises the prior 1973 common dividend by one cent. The annual common dividend for 1973 is set at 1.77 dollars per share. Dividends will be paid December 1, 1973 to shareholders of record November 14, 1973.

Centerville Towa Southern Utilities Co

Travelogue Highlights and Club Plans At Rex Ray Meeting

Rex Ray presented slides on travels in the United States and Mexico for the Optimists Club Travelogue program at Winga's Restaurant this morning. Raphael Gonshorowski led the business meeting as Youth Appreciation Week plans were made for November 12 to 18. Several members plan to attend the district meeting on Saturday, November 3, in Newton. Dr. Dan Allen, a club member, is at home after surgery. A separate item notes an American musician questioned in Mexico City after arriving from Peru with over three pounds of cocaine strapped to his back. A customs inspector spotted something unusual and cocaine was found. Barton said he was offered money to transport cocaine by a man he met in a Hawaiian hotel.

Rex Ray United States Mexico Winga’s Raphael Gonshorowski Newton Dan Allen Mexico City UPI Peru Barton South America

Reliable Shoe Fitting Methods for Growing Feet

The article warns that testing by toe space is unreliable as children grow. It notes that big toes start at about one inch and extend to two to three inches, with growth mostly behind the toes. It advocates remeasuring feet to match the longer length and keep toes straight to avoid defects.

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