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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1976

Page

1

Aerial plat maps for courthouse use planned in Iowa county

Washington County officials progress on a cadastre mapping project with 12 digit parcel numbers and 481 aerial photos to create a complete county real property inventory. Sidwell Company contract valued at 144965 signed in 1975 aims to improve efficiency in auditor, assessor, treasurer and clerk offices and support data processing for tax tasks.

The Evening Journal Washington County Washington, Hardin van Bureau Iowa Washington County Board of Supervisors Sidwell Company West Chicago Ernie Land

Mezvinsky Blasts Bailar Over Burlington Postal Row

Rep. Ed Mezvinsky accuses Postmaster General Benjamin Bailar of mishandling a Burlington Iowa postal worker dispute. Mezvinsky says he warned Bailar in July that Burlington carriers face overloads on routes and harassment by supervisors. Bailar replies that some workers bypass contract procedures and seek help from politicians.

Mount Pleasant Iowa UPI Benjamin Bailar Burlington Ed Mezvinsky Mezvinsky

Boston desegregation schools open with escort at Charlestown High

Boston began its third year of court ordered desegregation with six school buses and a station wagon carrying about 75 minority students arriving at Charlestown High School. Ten motorcycle police escorted the procession while about two dozen white students watched from a nearby corner.

Boston UPI Charlestown High School

Ford Strike Looms As Talks Stall At Ford Motor Co

DETROIT API report says a Ford strike by 170000 workers appears likely as a three year contract nears expiration at 11:59 p.m. Tuesday. UAW President Leonard Woodcock, after two days of bargaining, warned Ford shows no movement on key issues including job time reductions and may be challenging the union.

Detroit API Ford Motor Co UAW Leonard Woodcock Woodcock No. 2 Auto Company Ford

Beiruts Weather Intensifies as Syria Redeploys Forces

Heavy fighting reported in Beirut with leftist broadcasts alleging Syria redeployed troops on heights east of the capital and flew planes over leftist positions. Palestinian sources say Damascus threatens a military solution in Lebanon if the PLO rejects its political settlement proposals.

Beirut Lebanon UPI Syria Palestine Liberation Organization Damascus

Three arraigned in Kennedy assassination plot case

Three Springfield area defendants Robert White David King and Sandra Rondeau pleaded innocent at arraignment. White alias Nick Santorini had prior Secret Service contact while King and Rondeau faced public defender orders as cases move to Sept. 20.

Springfield, Mass UPI Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Springfield District Court Robert Earl White David J. King Springfield Sandra Rondeau Westfield George Brigianes White King Rondeau Nick Santorini Secret Service Milwaukee Ford Kennedy

Ainsworth Plans Deep Water Well To Alleviate Shortage

The Ainsworth City Council backed a plan to drill a new 1600 foot deep water well tapping the Jordan Stream. About 33 residents at Highland Elementary School voiced support with no dissent. Project cost ranges 100000 to 200000, funded by bonds or a Farmers Home loan, likely raising municipal water bills. Financing may begin this fall. alternatives included shallower wells or seven mile pipeline to Washington.

Ainsworth Highland Elementary School Jordan Stream Farmers Home Administration Path Washington

Five Croatian hijacking suspects face U.S. charges

Five Croatian suspects charged with hijacking a Trans World Airlines jetliner appeared in Brooklyn court amid plans for murder indictments in New York. A sixth ally is suspected of aiding the plot and a police officer was killed by a bomb left at Grand Central. The group sought publicity for a Yugoslav separatist cause and later surrendered in Paris before return to New York for air piracy and possible murder charges.

New York UPI U.S Attorney's Office Thomas R. Pattison U.S. Attorney’s Criminal Division Grand Central Station Trans World Airlines U.S. District Court Brooklyn Court House Bronx Mario Merola Grand Central TWA Chicago la Guardia London Paris Montreal Ford Henry Kissinger Yugoslavia Croatia America Brian Murray Newfoundland Iceland

Buddy Poppy Sale Set for Saturday in Washington

Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary members plan their annual Buddy Poppy sale in Washington on September 18. Headquarters will be at Everetts Music Store on the square’s north side. School children are invited to help at 9 a.m. Proceeds benefit veterans and their families. Slogan is Honor the Dead by Helping the Living.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Washington Everetts Music Store

Weather outlook with clouds and possible storms

Mostly cloudy conditions with a chance of thundershowers overnight and Tuesday. Tonight low around 60 and light southerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Tuesday highs near 80 with a 40 percent rain chance tonight and 50 percent on Tuesday.

Panel warns fluorocarbon gases threaten ozone shield

A National Academy of Sciences panel says certain fluorocarbons used in aerosols, air conditioning, and refrigeration pose an ozone erosion risk. It urges delaying regulatory action up to two years to study impacts and recommends labeling spray products. The panel warns possible increases in ultraviolet radiation could raise skin cancer risk and affect plants and animals.

Washington UPI National Academy of Sciences Earth United States John W Tukey Bell Laboratories Princeton N.J F.S. Rowland Mario Molina University of California At Irvine

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