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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1973

Page

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Zoning Change Hearing Delayed on Apartment Plan

Washington Planning and Zoning Commission delays action on Larry A. Duncan’s request to re zone a southeast tract from R 2 to R 4 for a large apartment project. Public hearing drew many residents opposing the impact on sewage and traffic. meeting set for next Tuesday at City Hall. Duncan says current zoning could allow duplexes and notes the land was formerly multi family under the old ordinance but changed with February adoption.

Washington Planning and Zoning Commission City Hall Larry A. Duncan Case Field Duncan

Democrats search for new chairman in Iowa unit

DES MOINES UPI Democrats resume search for a state chairman to stabilize a party burdened by debt after the surprise resignations of two leaders. The central committee voted 7-6 to delay the permanent choice to Sept 28 and named Jean Haugland interim chair.

Clif Larson Ames

Policewoman Foils Bank Robbery in New York Bank

In downtown New York a policewoman directing traffic heard glass shatter at Union Dime Bank. She confronted the would be robber wrestling with a security guard, handcuffed him, and summoned help to take him to jail. The robber had threatened a teller but the guard restrained him. Customers resumed their business as tellers stayed busy at other windows.

New York UPI Marie Butler Miss Butler Union Dime Bank

Five Million Dollar Hashish Haul Seized at Las Vegas Airport

Police seized an estimated 800 pounds of hashish worth five million dollars found in 28 speaker boxes shipped from Amsterdam to New York and Las Vegas. Gary Lickert of Long Beach California was arrested after loading the boxes onto a truck near McCarran Airport with a $250 payment to move them. The discovery followed a drug sniffing dog alert at Kennedy Airport and is described as the largest haul since the French Connection era.

Las Vegas Nev UPI Kennedy International Airport New York Ttle Amsterdam TWA United Freight McCarran Gary Lynn Lickert Long Beach Calif Stevens California

Culver Announces Bid for U S Senate Seat in Iowa

Rep John Culver of Cedar Rapids declares his candidacy for the U S Senate seat held by Harold Hughes, aiming to continue Democratic control in Iowa. He praises Hughes, pledges hard work and honest governance, and plans statewide press conferences to outline goals as a crowded field forms on both sides.

Cedar Rapids UPI John Culver U.S. Senate Harold E Hughes Iowa Culver Hughes George Milligan Des Moines Jack Miller Dick Clark Clark Washington Senate America Tom Riley John Walsh Dubuque Theodore Ellsworth Maurice Baringer Oelwein Mike Feld Robert D. Ray

Big banks raise prime rate to 10 percent nationwide

New York reports the prime rate rising to 10 percent as major banks including Wells Fargo and First National City Bank face federal scrutiny. The move marks the 16th increase since April, with other lenders like First National of Boston Union Bank of Los Angeles Franklin National and banks in Kansas City also adopting the higher rate.

New York UPI Federal Interest Committee Wells Fargo Bank of San Francisco First National City Bank of First National of Boston Union Bank of Los Angeles Franklin National of First National United Missouri Kansas City

Ray tightens stance on Iowa fuel crisis and federal role

Gov. Robert D. Ray said Iowa cannot rely on the current federal fuel allocation, urging conservation as harvest and heating seasons approach. He pressed for more state control in crisis periods, citing a possible mandatory allocation program and continued talks with White House energy officials.

Des Moines UPI Robert D. Ray Ray White House John Love Washington Congress Iowa Commerce Commission Maurice van Nostrand Iowa Love

Teachers Back To Work As Walkouts Persist In Several States

United Press International reports that Bradford Pennsylvania and Oak Creek Wisconsin teachers returned to work on Friday while Michigan’s walkouts affect over 500000 students. In Rochester New York a mediator met with union and school board leaders to avert a walkout as a vote is planned.

United Press International Bradford Oak Creek Wis Michigan Rochester N.Y Teachers Union Harrison Greenburgh Board of Education Pennsylvania Bristol Township Bucks County Kenosha Beloit Chetek Whitewater Waupun Oshkosh Detroit

Gas Price Ceilings May Rise As CLC Reviews Costs

Washington reports the Cost of Living Council will promptly adjust ceiling prices for gasoline diesel and home heating oil after reviewing new cost data. ARCO gains a penny a gallon in wholesale price while a two cent increase is cut in half for heating oil. Hundreds of stations protested Phase IV controls as the agency warned against station service fees and urged reporting to the IRS.

Washington Cost of Living Council CLC John T. Dunlop Dunlop Atlantic Richfield Co ARCO Internal Revenue Service IRS

Snow expected in the Rockies with widespread storms

United Press Inter reports two large storm systems bringing heavy snow in western Montana passes up to 12 inches and lower elevations four to eight inches. Yellowstone eight inches by afternoon. Lewiston Montana four inches as cold air moves south. Thunderstorms spread rain from the Central Rockies to the upper Mississippi, hail in Nebraska Panhandle, rains in the Northeast and southern Texas, with varied temperatures across the nation.

United Press Inter Montana Yellowstone National Park Lewiston Mont Rockies Wyoming Mississippi Valley Nebraska Panhandle Atlantic States Texas New England Washington D.C Susquehanna Pennsylvania Delaware River New Jersey New York City Vero Beach Fla McAllen Tex Pacific States mid-Mississippi Valley Great Lakes Butte Livingston Needles Calif

OPEC eyes higher oil payments amid inflation pressure

Vienna reports OPEC ministers weighing an eight percent oil price shift to offset declining purchasing power of oil earnings. Secretary General Abder Rahman Khene said inflation outstrips the 25 percent yearly rise, while Western majors resist new price demands after Libya takeovers and drilling control pressures.

Vienna UPI Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries OPEC Abder Rahman Khene Libya West Abu Dhabi Algeria Iran Iraq Qatar Nigeria Saudi Arabia Venezuela Indonesia Kuwait

Weather Outlook With Clouds and Mild Temperatures

Increasing cloudiness and mild conditions with light variable winds today. Rain possible with thundershowers and cooler temperatures tonight and Sunday. Northerly winds 10 to 15 mph tonight. Highs near 70 today, tonight lows 48 to 52. Sunday highs in the low 60s. Rain chance 50 percent tonight and 50 percent Sunday.

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