Washington district school principals brief board on attendance and programs
Principals from all Washington Community School District schools reported to the Board of Education on building programs, attendance issues, and planning. High School Principal Burge Hammond noted a persistent truancy problem affecting a small student percent, while vandalism has declined. The meeting covered new courses, self scheduling, lunch room changes, and facility updates in the new administration building.
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Washington
Washington Community
Board of Education
James Gorham
Burge Hammond
Hammond
Tom English
Richard Gipple
Asst
Doug Dunlap
Dunlap
Green Field
Lincoln
Ron Hackbarth
Prairie Flower
John Sproule
Stewart Elementary
John Prochaska
Joint County
West Main Street
E. Kelly Schlapkohl
Richard Wiley
Jefferson Street
Schlapkohl
NCA
Carter sells Credit Bureau and joins Marshall staff
Washington businessman Ray Carter announced he sold the Credit Bureau to Tim Pierc and has joined Marshall Furniture Store sales staff. Carter owned the bureau for five years, is married with two children, and the notice lists routine city reporting including a peculiar call about a crippled woodpecker found by a Washington police officer.
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Washington
Ray Carter
Credit Bureau
Tim Pierc
Marshall Furniture Store
Carter
Washington Police Department
Balloon sighting over Iowa traced to Sioux Falls launch
Central Iowans reported a bright sphere in the northwest sky early Wednesday night. The National Weather Service identified the object as a 600 foot diameter balloon launched last Sunday by Raven Industries in Sioux Falls, traveling over South Dakota, Iowa and Minnesota. The balloon’s mission remains unknown and a return to the surface is scheduled for Friday with an unknown landing site.
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Secret Service Guards Kennedy Children After Threat
Secret Service agents were sent to Boston on Sept. 14 to guard six of Ethel Kennedy's children amid a reported kidnapping threat directed at Kennedy blood. The order came from Treasury Secretary William E. Simon. the threat date was Sept. 13.
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UPL
Secret Service
Boston
Ethel Kennedy
Treasury Department
Department
Kennedy
Treasury
William E. Simon
Dick Drayne
Edward M. Kennedy
Bucher backs amnesty for Viet draft evaders
Retired Navy Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher who commanded the Pueblo during the 1968 raid urged blanket amnesty for Vietnam era draft evaders not deserters. Speaking at the University of Tulsa he said those who refused service should return without conditions, while noting President Ford’s offer.
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Tulsa
Okla
UPS
Vietnam
Navy
Lloyd Bucher
University of Tulsa
Bucher
Ford
Boston pupils seek race peace at Hyde Park High
On the 11th day of a court ordered integration plan, 20 black and white Hyde Park students met on neutral ground to negotiate a truce. Police patrolled corridors and bus routes as black students arrived with motorcycle escorts and classes began amid tense atmosphere.
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Boston
UPI
Hyde Park High School
Hyde Park
France moves to cut oil imports amid price surge
President Giscard d Estaing launches France fuel saving plan with a 10 percent cut in oil imports for next year and orders reductions in industrial and residential use. Ford urges international cooperation as Arab ministers discuss price drops in New York. Oil costs soar globally, threatening economies and inflation. France's trade deficit and franc weakness cited as context.
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France
Ford
Washington
New York
Saudi Arabia
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Jamil Baroody
Paris
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Giscard d’Estaing
Charles C Robison dies at 59 in Washington Iowa
Charles C Chick Robison 59 of 804 South 12th Avenue died Wednesday September 25 1974 in Mercy Hospital Iowa City after two weeks of illness. He was born in Brighton April 4 1915 and lived in Washington 23 years. He worked 26 years as Kent Feed Inc southeast Iowa district sales manager before retirement two years ago. He helped found Melody Lanes Corp and served as its vice president and was a former director of the Washington Golf and Country Club. He leaves four daughters eight grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Sherman Eden Funeral Home with burial at Hillcrest Brighton. Memorials to Epilepsy Foundation of America.
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Charles C
Chick) Robison
South 12Th Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Robison
Brighton
Washington
Iowa
Kent Feed Inc
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Sherman-Eden
Roland Crandall
Hillcrest
Epilepsy Foundation of America
Funeral
Washington State Bank
Wayne B
Winifred Cooper Robison
Jean Hoover
United Methodist Church
Martini Investors Club
Nine Fairfield pastors oppose MIU teachings ahead of campus opening
In Fairfield Iowa nine local church leaders urged Gov. Ray to oppose Maharishi International University claiming MIU's SCI and TMH teachings mirror Hinduism and threaten church state separation. They cited documents, warned of constitutional issues and noted Ray will attend the Fall Fun Festival as MIU arrives.
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Fairfield, Iowa
UPI
Fairfield
Maharishi International University
MIU
Robert D. Ray
Des Moines
Ray
Chuch
State
California Assembly Education Committee
Parsons College
Santa Barbara
Calif
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