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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1972

Page

1

Car overturns on Wayland Road in near miss injury

A 20 year old Washington man Jim Blakeney escaped serious injury after his car overturned twice in a ditch near Wayland Road around 5 pm. He sustained only a minor wrist cut and his vehicle, valued at about 2000 dollars, was damaged. City police and sheriff's officers teamed up to detain one juvenile in a series of yesterday break ins and another is being sought. A loot haul from the break ins was recovered.

Washington Wayland Road Jim Blakeney Blakeney

West Chester Civic Club to discuss Centennial profits

West Chester residents will meet at 7 30 p m in the United Methodist church to decide how to use profits from the 1972 Centennial. The meeting welcomes all interested members to attend and participate in the decision process.

West Chester

Car borrowed from Wayland insurance man, recovered unharmed

A 1965 Mercury owned by Jim Boshart of Wayland was taken from his office lot Thursday night. The car reappeared later with no damage after Mike Pacha found it abandoned on a side road and notified Boshart.

Wayland Jim Boshart Mike Pacha Brighton Boshart

Washington County Farm Bureau Plans Annual Meeting

The Washington County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting on Thursday September 28 at the local junior high school. A 6:30 p.m. buffet dinner by the Parkettes precedes the meeting. Iowa Legislature and U.S. Congress candidates are invited to speak briefly, with entertainment by the Hi Fi's from Washington High School.

Washington County Farm Bureau Parkettes Iowa U.S. Congress Hi Fi’s Washington High School

Vandalism Report At Kaser Construction Offices

Washington County sheriff's officers investigated a break in at the Kaser Construction Co offices off Wayland road south of Washington. Intruders shattered a window to gain entry and scattered papers and other contents inside the office.

Washington County Sheriff's Kaser Construction Co Wayland Road Washington

Franzenburg Sees Rising Support In Iowa Gop Race

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Paul Franzenburg reports a clear uptrend over the past two weeks and says it will be very tough to defeat incumbent Gov. Robert D. Ray. He notes straw polls show him 10 to 12 points behind and gaining with more than seven weeks left in the campaign.

Estherville UPI Paul Franzenburg Robert D. Ray Franzenburg Ray

Midwest quake rattles four states felt in Iowa cities

The Eastern Iowa tremor struck near 12 23 a m affecting Burlington Cedar Rapids Iowa City Clinton and Davenport with 4 to 5 on the Richter scale. Officials said no serious damage though many residents were scared and reports varied from awakenings to waking others.

Iowa Midwest Illinois Indiana Wisconsin National Weather Service Burlington Cedar Rapids Iowa City Clinton Davenrt National Earthquake Information Center Boulder Colo Landers Henderson

Iowa sergeant accuses Lavelle ordered raids and cover up

Sgt Lonnie Franks of Cedar Rapids testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee that Air Force leaders ordered unauthorized North Vietnam air strikes and falsified reports to appear within rules. He estimated 75 false reports from January 25 to March 8, leading to Gen John D Lavelle's removal and raising questions of command knowledge and war policy.

Washington UPI Lonnie Franks Cedar Rapids Air Force North Vietnam Franks Sen Harold Hughes Iowa Senate Armed Services Committee Hughes 7Th Air Force John D. Lavelle Creighton W Abrams South Vietnam Lavelle Abrams John C. Stennis Douglas A. Murray

Davenport firm outlines 135 acre Busby farm project

Hynes and Howes Real Estate vice president Chuck Stauduhar announced a concept for the former Busby farm, a 135 acre tract bought in May, with an estimated plan cost of about 11 million dollars. He urged public attendance at a 8 p.m. meeting on Tuesday Sept. 19 at the Captain's Table to review progress.

Washington Chuck Stauduhar Hynes and Howes Real Estate Davenport Busby Stauduhar

McGovern Nixon clash echoes as campaign tactic and land plan moves

McGovern accuses Nixon of hiding from voters while Beirne frames a mid campaign push to expose the president from the Ivory Tower. In Muscatine a land development plan includes cemetery expansion parks a high school and housing with mixed financing and a lake amid debates over project costs and school approval.

Sen George Sr. McGovern Nixon Ivory Tower White House Joseph A. Beirne The Communications Workers Labor Committee McGovern Beirne King Richard New York Stauduhar Planning and Zoning Commission Stanley Engineering Co Muscatine Park Board and Cemetery Commission Washington Community Schools’ Board of Education Larry Duncan Hynes and Howes Duncan van Buren Street

Weather Outlook Fair Through Saturday With Warm Days

Generally fair weather continues through Saturday. Today will be warmer with highs in the lower 80s and mid 50s for the low tonight. Saturday highs around 80 with southwest winds 10 to 20 mph shifting to northwest tonight. Rain chances are 10 percent today, 5 percent tonight, and 10 percent Saturday.

Kissinger Meets Tho Thuy in Paris For Vietnam Talks

U S. President adviser Henry Kissinger met in Paris with Hanoi negotiator Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy for the 17th private negotiation session on Vietnam war settlement. Officials withheld time and venue details while confirming the Paris talks.

Paris UPI U.S Henry A. Kissinger Hanoi le Duc Tho Kissinger London Xuan Thuy White House Washington Tho Moscow

Volunteers find meaning helping at Prairie Flower School

Edith Graves and Mavis Qual, long-time Crane Company spouses, visit Prairie Flower School twice weekly to aid mentally handicapped children. They organize crafts, home economics activities, and recycling projects using donated and scavenged materials, bringing personal fulfillment and a sense of family to students.

Edith Graves Prairie Flower School Donna Rabenold Washington Richard Herlein Association of Retarded Children Prairie Flower Commers Mrs. Qual

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