Fond Du Lac Reporter (Newspaper) - July 15, 1972, Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin FondduLac Reporter 16 Pages Fond du July 15, 1972 15 Cents Easing Is Ordered for Wage Controls WASHINGTON A federal in the first court challenge of ident Nixon's economic has ordered a relaxation of wage controls that could benefit 14 million Union leaders had sought the U.S. District Judge William B. Jones ruled Friday that the Cost of Living Council was excess of agency when it limited ex- from wage controls to persons earning less than an Maximum The ruling meant the council could no longer use as the figure beyond which wage raises have been limited to 5.5 per cent. In granting a summary ment in a suit brought by eral labor including the Jones did not set a new exemption he cited a hour figure based on a Bureau of Labor Statistics which said this wage would provide the considered adequate annual income for an urban family of 14 Million The AFL-CIO estimated about 14 million workers are making between and an hour and thus will be ed exemption from wage con- The Cost of Living Council had no comment on the but is expected to appeal the The lawsuit was based on amendments to the Economic Stabilization Act of 1970, which provide that individual whose earnings are dard or who is amongst the working should be ex- empt from wage The figure was set by the COLC after the Pay Board failed to provide a cutoff figure and rejected figures of and A council spokesman said at the time the cutoff would exempt 21 per cent of the workers while would exempt 50 per cent. POPE PAUL MANY 1KROBLEMS and laymen stood fast on issues of The Pontiff has made some control and priestly spite challenges from 300 North Vietnamese Troops Die in Bombing courtyard from a a litt pL lead to Pope's apartment i SAIGON U.S. bombers killed nearly 300 North Vietnamese troops and smashed their equipment in massive strikes on two sides of Tri the U.S. Com- ONE YEAR ago The Beacon carried a romantic message from a soldier in James A. Thalacker of to his wife on their first wedding anniversary Mrs. Thalacker is the former Cindy Gongorek of North Fond du Lac they now reside in New where Civilian James is attending the Culinary Institute preparing to become a chef Mrs. Frank H. 291 14th has an Easter lily five feet high with 14 flowers in bloom a column contributor don't need money to be Tri which fell to the North Vietnamese May 1. Bunkers Destroyed The command said that South Vietnamese paratroopers searching one area eight miles south of Quang Tri where the had found 60 de- s t r o y e d North Vietnamese bunkers containing mately 250 enemy dead and their equipment The also destroyed two 37mm craft one 85mm gun and two trucks in the same target the command mand announced The bombers flew more than strikes across South nam from noon Friday until noon unleashing more than tons of explosives on North Vietnamese troop con- centrations in all four military regions of South Two-thirds of the strikes were concentrated in the sector that Tri South Quang Tri and Thua Thien ese marines probing another South Vietnam's two area hit by bombers found northernmost provinces below graves that contained the the demilitarized Most of j bodies of 48 North the raids were in command Viet Cong said today bombs killed more than 200 j South Vietnamese prisoners ofj war in Kontum I A broadcast said on July 5j and 6 U.S. bombers hit Hill Challenge ues 9- Year Papal Reign the Associated Pope Paul VI has completed nine years of a reign plagued by challenges from prelates and laymen that have troubled the 74-year-old 616, near Loc with tons of tual ruler deeply but have antipersonnel killing failed to change his beliefs POWs whom the Viet Cong on major moved Despite the revolt in the ranks of the the allegedly captured in the battle for An 60 miles north of 300 and priestly Like to Leave Close associates say the Two miles to the northeast of for Viet Cong duty in the Binh dissension has made the Pope i Long area and other 400i were freed to return to their j homes and In the South to leave the cares of they say he feels even though kings can abdicate of a South ese counteroffensive in Quang South Losses HONG KONG The ese military command said their the spiritual no reports of any release ofj ruler of 600 million Roman South Vietnamese prisoners oil Catholics cannot step Since he succeeded the late John XXIII in 1963, Pope Paul has had an eventful reign marked by nine trips to six thousands o f audiences and the ceaseless pressure of awesome Last year an Italian zine an account of a typical Up at Pope Paul awakens at each prays and then celebrates Mass at in his private After a breakfast of butter and the pontiff reads the morning Then he writes letters until 10 and at that hour goes from his apartment to the papal library where he receives a steady stream of visitors until Lunch includes soup or a meat or fish with a but wine and perhaps a dessert are if a visiting bishop or a friend joins Afternoon Nap In the early Paul naps for an hour and at 4 p.m. he is in the chapel reading the the same prayer priests all over the world Then comes a stroll on a rooftop terrace overlooking the Vatican a cup of espresso coffee and some more paper H e partakes of an evening meal at It usually consists of cheese and This is followed by an hour or so of recorded music of Beethoven and his favorite At the pontiff goes to the chapel for more then resumes work on letters and Vatican The light in his bedroom window is often on until 2 a.m. Vatican Gardens Last the Pope opened to the paying public the 16th century splendor of the Vatican hitherto the exclusive domaine of Pontiffs and their The largest area in the 108-acre Vatican is adorned with pine cyclamen and Twinkling fountains grace the gentle Their water comes all the way from Lake 30 miles northwest of to GO vacationing is another Mike Johnson of 233 Gillett St. is unhappy about the job situation for 13-year-olds so he called Gov. Patrick Lucey in Madison to complain he didn't reach Mr. Lucey but an aide gested he Sign on trash barrel outside cemetery in Bless the On the Inside Area News 8 Classified 14 Page 15 12 Eating Places 9 Editorial 4 9 10 Local News 2 Page 3 Obituaries 16 Religion 6 Sports 13 Page 14 Women's 7 FRANKLIN B. Osgood of 375 Weather Fair and cooler fair and Lows E. Division was so im- pressed at reading the ation address of Eric A president of Penn State that he passes it along will you to some of the most remarkable people ever to walk the earth your parents and he told the uates in part out-of-state autos seen this New Washington 19) Doris 1601 Minnesota North Fond du reports she has started her 32nd year as a waitress and recalls one customer who daily ordered a cucumber sundae with hot fudge an American Press Institute friend of John Schmiedeler of the Silver Sabres always have nice things to say aboul Fond du Lac and its Robert E. 236 Sheboygan editor of the school district newsletter relates that the boys and girls mostly in the Sunday Max. Min. July 14, 1972 July 14, 1971 4 p.m. 6 p.m. 8 p.m. 10 p.m. Midnight 2 a.m. 4 a.m. 79 6 a.m. 8a.m. 10a.m. Noon 67 of an Sunset p.m. Sunrise a.m. Legislature Overrides 3 Lucey Vetoes Wis. The Wisconsin legislature adjourned its brief veto session early day after overriding Gov. rick Lucey on only three of 36 measures he Senate dropped ation of Lucey's vetoes shortly after which was hours after adjournment by their Assembly also would have to cast two- thirds votes to overturn 'the One of Lucey's vetos which was overturned re- quires the legislature's ture committees to review posed Department of Natural Resources rules on animal waste Another requires welfare applicants to apply in person for assistance and a third makes it a fraud to stop payment on a check ten to an auto Line Vetoes Senators spent much of the late night hours debating line vetoes of portions of the executive One of those it voted to override after th Assembly had adjourned would have allowed students to tranfer county teacher college credits to state universities and another would have created an 11-member council on state welfare The lower house adjourned before considering an upper house vote of 27-4 earlier in the day supporting a measure to give the Joint Committee on Administrative Rules greater powers in controlling agency It would have given the panel the power to classify ad- orders as rules in der to make them subject to legislative review and to strike down a department directive by majority vote rather than two- thirds Lucey had said although the proposal had some it could cause of inter- between bureaucrats and is one of the most needed bills in this said Sen. Gerald Creek in support of the is a matter of the legislature versus the ment heads and the chief of Supporters of the said state agency officials have en advantage of to pass directives and ders with he power of Rules require a public hearing before while directives do question said Sen. Joseph the representatives of the people or will the pointees President's Landing Strip j State Senate Approves 33 Appointments Agrees with McGovern i WASHINGTON it STOLEN TROUSERS PANTS Democratic presidential right as of Darlene special education reading class this spring wrote about around Jefferson The sound of The sound of Water is Desk tops The floor 7ne marker Somebody Papers A hustle and bustle Around Jefferson School Force spent most of the Base and says he likes it. in consultations with parly got to set used and attended a meeting McGovem stepping the Democratic National off his chartered jet Friday meeting at which night Lawrence F. O'Brien resigned But he said he knows he rational a long way to go before he westwood be using the two McGovem announced the new jets parked near his is Mrs. Jean not under any of West sions thai the battle is he who was a Utah Democratic know it's an uphill committeewoman and an ar- Uphill Effort McGovern received T have much the same of a setback in his choice feeling 1 had in New for Party vire He shire at the beginning of ihe nominated Pierre a an uphill effort but I campaign adviser and former think we're going lo go over the but blacks on the committee brought a Basil Paterson of MRS. JEAN portion of the Washington a Mark former state West national corps and the District of cochairman of the McGovern lumbia delegation home An awkward moment for President was him Friday night from Miami and apparently chosen by Sen. George rating the vigorous applause the Democratic He moved up and down the for withdrew from to succeed aisle during the think I Lawrence O'Brien as ly in a good was a sense the feeling of this man of the Democratic crazy told Paterson was before Zinos Postponed Wis. The It also sent to committee the appointments of three other Wisconsin Senate approved 33 appointment of John Zinos of persons after brief of 35 appointments early today 10 the La. Chippewa Falls and sent the two others to com- 0 m publisher John was con- m i 11 e e s before adjourning bor and Human Conv firmed on a 22-8 vote for after 1 a.m. The lawmakers acted er term as a University of The without debate on this consin per house postponed action on which several GOP senators The appointment of James Democratic Gov. Patrick had announced earlier this Runde of Cuba City to serve on appointment of Isabelle week they intended to the Agriculture Board was con- Cappeler of Odanah to the The Senate voted on a 20-10 vote and Social Senses 10 approve the And Board after Health and Social ments of la members on the Services Committee chairman new Snowmobile Recreational the appointment of Lawrence James Council and IS other Lucey of Big Falls to the lo It also finalised the ral Resources Storms Cause Damage in State tht A violent storrn caused sive damage across a area of Southern Wisconsin ing the but there were no of The collision of and warm air masses touched off torrential hail and high The National Weather Service sued tornado foi Fond du f hvf of Some of thr damage was TI IP the and injury when a at Dayi Homes Damaged h f damaged whirls r off and blew off some Power was out in ihe ares until Saturday me Some Wisconsin tnc customers in the waukee area also had power outages hut a spokesman said was restored by early early when the lakefront Page
