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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1973

Page

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Principals Session Tops Washington Community Board Meeting

The Washington Community School District Board of Education plans a 7:30 Pm meeting in the senior high library with a principals session at 8 Pm to discuss goals needs and long range planning. Administrators will be present to answer questions and discuss winter athletic guidelines and schedules and Town Association materials.

Board of Education Washington Community School Town Association of School Board

Riverside A meeting plans final community survey

A Riverside A meeting is set for 8 p m at the Community Building to finalize a town survey of Riverside and nearby areas. Survey forms are ready and workers will begin a house by house poll to learn what is needed to make the town a better place to live work and play per an official statement.

Riverside

Washington fourth ward nominates Raymona Miller for councilman

Raymona J George Miller of Washington filed for the fourth ward councilman post becoming the second resident to do so after Mrs Connie Day had previously taken out papers for the same office from Washington.

Raymona J George) Miller Washington Robert Connie) Day

Law officers from four counties to meet in Washington

Law officers from Keokuk Jefferson Henry and Washington counties will gather in Washington for a day long enforcement seminar led by Steven G Kenley Iowa City special agent in the Division of Narcotics and Drug Enforcement Department of Public Safety The program begins at 9 am at the Willows Supper Club The session called by Washington County Attorney Tracy Anderson will cover narcotics law training identifying narcotics and controlled substances and preserving evidence

Washington the Willows Steven G. Kenley Iowa City Division of Narcotics and Drug Enforcement Department of Public Safety Washington County Tracy Anderson Keokuk Jefferson Henry Anderson

Ottumwa Man Killed In Morning Car Truck Crash

An Ottumwa man named Max Leon died when his southbound car collided with a pickup driven by Walter Brown about five miles north of Ottumwa on USS 68 at 8 20 a m. Brown was treated and released at an Ottumwa hospital. Wapello County deputies and state troopers investigated the crash.

Ottumwa UPI Here Max Leon Walter Brown Brown Wapello County

Iowans Get Over 100000 In July Consumer Refunds

DES MOINES UP IOWA The State Attorney General Office recovered more than 100000 for Iowans in July raising the yearly total to about 566305.11. Assistant Attorney General Julian Garrett said 321 complaints were closed in July with 3508 still pendin g and 323 new complaints filed bringing year to date totals to 3346 and 2275 final actions in the first seven months.

Des Moines UPI Julian Garrett Consumer Protection Division Garrett

Weather Outlook With Showers and Sprinkles Forecast

Variable cloudiness and warm humidity as southeast winds pick up this afternoon. Showers and thunderstorms begin this afternoon or tonight and continue Tuesday with a real chance of heavy rain locally tonight. Winds from the southeast 15 to 30 mph. Highs near 75 to 82 this afternoon, lows in the low 60s tonight, highs Tuesday in the 70s. Rain chances 40 percent this afternoon, 80 percent tonight, 60 percent Tuesday.

Hunt links Colson to 1972 bid to smear Kennedy over Diem

Watergate figure E Howard Hunt testified that under Colson’s direction he created phony State Department cables accusing the Kennedy administration of plotting Diem’s 1963 assassination. He said the goal was to sway Catholic voters to Nixon and that Gemstone funded the operation.

Washington UPI E. Howard Hunt White House Nixon Kennedy President Diem South Vietnam Hunt Senate Ngo Dinh Diem Ngo Dinh Nhu Colson U.S Watergate Watergate Complex Daniel Ellsberg Diem Nhu William Lambert Life Magazine Lambert Edward J. Gurney R-Fla Democratic Party Samuel Cash G. Gordon Liddy John N. Mitchell Liddy Jeb Stuart Magruder John W. Dean III Charles W. Colson Senate Committee CIA John D. Erlichman H. R. Haldeman

Wayland Woman Dies In One Car Crash On Route 2

Mrs Keith Farmer 30 dies at the crash scene when a southbound car left a Wayland Washington road curve rolled into a ditch and she was drowned after being thrown into a nearby pond. Her husband suffered minor injuries as the sole other occupant. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 pm United Methodist Church Wayland with burial in Wayland Cemetery. A memorial fund will aid the church. Surviving family includes husband daughter Kathy son Kevin parents and siblings.

Keith Farmer Route 2 Wayland Calhorsett Farmer Wayland-Washington Beatty Jennings Loretta Kay Rheinschmidt Burlington Milton Eleanor Breuer Rheinschmidt Mt. Pleasant McCleery-Cumming Calendar Co Washington Kathy Kevin Milton Rheinschmidt Russell Rawlings Mt Pleasant Gayle Rheinschmidt Danville Ronald Rheinschmidt United States Army Germany Art Rawlings Lester Pat) Stalder Melvin Rosie) Doplar Myrna LaMaster Iowa City Dan Roberta) Bruggemeyer Jeffrey Scott) Nesbitt Ontario Calif Del Becky Rawlings United Methodist Church

Kissinger Urges UN Seek True Peace Not Armistice

Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger told the United Nations that the United States seeks true peace, not a simple armistice, and urged all members to abandon bickering for a cooperative effort toward a harmonious world. He outlined a broad foreign policy vision, pledged support for allies, and emphasized detente with the Soviet Union and China while noting UN limitations.

United Nations UPS Henry A. Kissinger United States Kissinger U.S Middle East Southeast Asia Soviet Union China Man

Highland Park teachers reject tentative contract agreement

Teachers in Highland Park Michigan rejected a tentative agreement hammered out under pressure from angry parents. District officials had planned to start classes for about 10 700 students Tuesday but the pact was soundly rejected and schools remained closed. Other nationwide strikes affected tens of thousands of students.

Unmeu Detroit Highland Park Charles Mitchell Michigan Chicago Cook County College Teachers Union Hermentown Minn Duluth Newburgh N.Y Supreme Court Pennsylvania

Keokuk Rep John H Clark seeks GOP bid for Iowa’s first district

Keokuk state representative John H. Clark, 26, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Congress in Iowa’s First District. He pledged a vigorous campaign, citing legislative experience as his prime qualification and noting his role as chairman of the House Cities and Towns Committee.

John H. Clark Keokuk Iowa Clark House

Pardoned Felon May Obtain Gun Permit After Rights Restoration

Iowa AG opinion says a felon with a restored rights certificate can possess and obtain a gun permit if the pardon is amended to authorize firearm rights. The ruling follows a West Chester case where a former town marshal was denied a permit and then left office.

Washington County Tracy Anderson Iowa Anderson West Chester Sheriff's Office Iown Law Raymond W. Sullins Sullins

Farm Outlook Meeting With ISU Experts Set Tuesday

Bob Wisner and Ed Kirby will speak at an outlook meeting sponsored by the Washington County Extension Service. The event occurs Tuesday September 25 at 8 p.m. in the Farm Bureau building. Wisner will discuss factors affecting corn and soybean prices and potential grain handling for 1973, while Kirby reviews the 1973 crop and livestock outlook for fall and early 1974.

Bob Wisner Iowa State University Extension Ed Kirby Farm Bureau Washington County Extension Service Wisner Kirby

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