Fond Du Lac Reporter (Newspaper) - September 1, 1972, Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin 6 Municipalities Agree to Study on Sewage By HARLEY BUCHHOLZ SUH Writer Leaders of Lower Lake Winnebago communities decided Thursday night to seek funds from their governing bodies for a study to finally decide the best method of sewage handling for the area Officials of six ties the Town of Sanitary District Fond du Lac County and the state Department of Natural Re- sources DNR reached the decision after a dis- cussion of their mutual problem during a meeting at the Town Mali Also on hand were Robert and James Arthur of Arthur Associates a Fond du Lac engineering firm which has agreed to conduct the study on an hourly rate basis and for a maximum cost of John Cain of the DNR told the representatives of the Towns of Empire T a y- du Lac and Friendship Village of North Fond du Lac and City of Fond da Lac that the regional plan to determine the best and least costly method o f handling sewage for the entire area is necessary if the municipalities hope to gain federal funds to aid con- struction Officials at the meeting appeared in general ment that the study would show a single plant to be the most method of treating the area's sewage but Cain said federal ments make the study sary anyway And beyond the study looms the largest hurdle for finally solving the pollution problems of the lower lake communities implementation of the recommendations Lindor E B e a s t e r president of North Fond du Lac served notice that he would not agree to a con- arrangement with the city which would allow the city to go running to the Public Commission and say their costs are going up and they have to raise the charge The city in the said it would not agree to metropolitan sewerage district operated by another level of government William Casper chairman of the Town of Sanitary District and of the county Parks and D e v e 1 Committee called the meeting and opened it with a review of past tions He said his committee decided not to ask the county board for funds to conduct the study because it felt the lem was local in nature and should be financed by the involved Of those involved t f Towns of Fond cu Lac and Village of North Fond du Lac and City of Fond du Lac all are under order by the state to reduce tion oi Lake Winnebago Cain explained the ments for planning and reviewed the results of a preliminary study conducted by the DNR That study found a singie plant to be the most cost-effective for the area but Cain needed to be n of data or m c f Robert Kvr k A governing bodies involved for the funds to conduct the study The group agreed that the study should be financed on a population basis The ultimate plan will re- quire the approval of the municipalities involved the state and the federal ment Once approved it will form the guidelines for in the area and according to Cain No project will be funded if it follow he plan he continued to have to get your people and ours and explore the ways of m p 1 e- Fond du Lac Reporter 26 Pages 2 Sections Fond du Lac Wis Friday Sept i 1972 5 Cents World Chess Champion Bobby Fischer United States Employment Bobby Fischer R Substantially New Champion of World Chess declared him the REYKJAVIK Iceland and American chalenger Bobby cher won the world chess cheered championship today when Boris began a slow handclap Fischer Spassky of Russia off and the ceremony his resignation in the 21st was over overnight s Federation Max president of the Fischer had not been informed I International Chess Federation Of Spassky's telephone call and said Spassky had telephoned j had been analyzing the game j match position until the last minute j shortly before the game was to The match between the i resume with Spassky in a brilliant able losing position the smooth product i It is the first time an of the Soviet j iver held the title chess machine had excited fans Paul Charles Morphy of WASHINGTON AP The Labor Department today re- ported a substantial rise in the nation's employment boosting the total number of Americans with jobs to 83.5 million At the same time the ployment rate rose from 5.5 to 5.6 per cent the Bureau of bor Statistics said The report said actual em- ployment rose But on a seasonally adjusted basis the bureau figured the rise at ly and called it a of strong growth dence since the middle of last The number of unemployed actually fell but tince it normally drops more in August the bureau figured the slight rise in the unemployment rate on a seasonally adjusted basis The bureau also reported wages of some 50 million workers rose two cents an hour to and SI 12 per week to In the past year the report said average pay has risen or 6.4 per cent per week Living costs have risen three per cent over the same period The bureau said the nation's total employment has increased by 2.6 million in the past year Virtually all of the August rise in jobs was among women working the report said Over the past year the rise in the number of job ers included 1.1 million men 1 million women and agers The total unemployed ed men with a jobless rate of 3.9 per cent for a rate of 5.5 per cent and for a rate of 16.9 per jent the bureau said In a racial breakdown the bureau said the jobless rate for white workers up from 5.0 to per cent with a total of while the rate for other down from 9.9 to 9.7 per cent with a total of 963.000 Both employment and ployment can go up at the same time if the rise in the bor force is greater Than the in- crease employment In August the labor force rose 390.000 on a seasonal basis to 86.9 million Thus the reau figured both a 290.000 in- crease in employment and a increase in ment on a seasonal basis State Gears for Rush t Fische the mh as a Fischer saw the match as a as unofficial world champion Limit title match here had a limit of 24 games Today's tory gave Fischer points to Spassky's Fischer won en games each worth a point Spassky took three including a Spassky MILWAUKEE AP The Army National Guard visiting recreationists highway patrolmen contributing helicopters to More northerly i braced today for the state's an- vide assistance at scenes of and private campgrounds Labor Day weekend accidents less rapidly with weekenders vasion of motorized camping Much of the extra patrol will An additional bit of be along U.S 41 Interstate 90 available to northbound visitors j state's lakes forests and and Interstate 94 the state's involved checking on the holes traditionally lure main carriers of campers of mosquito netting and of visitors for a final The weather forecast offered lant Lush summer rain has Many outdoor little to dissuade the invasion made Wisconsin delightfully j pour north from the The outlook was for but has produced aj generally near mosquito population as] hall to con police tares generally near hut set up special patrols for with little more than a routine i well wW a multilane chance of showers The highway patrol issued t Tourism spokesmen lisc of traditional sites of he actually The State Patrol state in southern traffic i only one out of 10 games at 75 patrolmen are assigned Wisconsin and Lake Michigan's Wisconsin 50 from to playing board Each of 11 is 29 is bonus put up by a British He will reap further in book royalties and other fees before he has to defend his title sealed to southeastern Wisconsin Peninsula usually are the Lake Geneva area durina the extended weekend first to be filled by campers U.S 41 near its junction with 45 in the Milwaukee sub- urbs from Illinois to the consin Dells region near the Hudson bridge No 95 Is Draft Ceiling WASHINGTON AP ing October and November acro St Croix River on is 35 is to re- most of this century Referee Schmid from Milwaukee to Waukesha congestion is a and of oi The is a man f A is aern were je he had a announced the remainder being called the Minnesota border position on inc i ie Russian that men with lottery December adjourned Thursday year About men will days notice to report County called during the last three This includes men with The patrol said Tigran Petrosian a Russians have Soviet Setting the yearend ceiling at classified 1A or who are almost monopolized title play sians as weren't talking No 95 assures almost this year's priority King Far Forward fourths of the men who faced announced At that point Spassky had induction during that they i bishop and will not be called this pawns the announcement said 21st game at p.m Grandmaster The ceiling was raised conscientious objector willing to grounds Spassky had telephoned his Isaac Kashdan analyzing the No 75 being used for the go into the military for weekend reservations ignation at match for The Associated gust and September combat service Ronald Novak a Wanted It Official Press The material is The 15.900 will raise the Conscientious objectors Kettle Moraine Stale For- Schmid took the call and in- considered about even but total to the 50.000 that willing to go into noncombat est said the mam camp unit in formed the American king is far forward and Secretary of Defense Melvin R the the forest s southern segment but the Americans initially re- he has a passed pawn ready to Laird said the Army would prime group will be selected was virtually filled Tuesday fused to accept the to decide the issue need this year to fill its ranks for alternate public The state operates about as official The Icelandic Chess This compares with jobs camping areas with more than men made it official ation announced that a than 94.000 men induct Selective Service that camp sites Fischer arrived at the giving banquet will be held in ing 1971 and 163.500 -n 1970 The men with numbers and ing hall 15 minutes late after the playing hall two days after peak Vietnam year was ruled that he would have end of the match in 1966 to appear to claim the title The match began on July 11 President Nixon has Fischer walked on stage and after months of negotiations sending draftees to stood looking at the chess demands threats holdouts they volunteer service during board with one hand on his hip appearances and other delays Selective Service said ct months of PRESIDENT NIXON welcomes Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka at the Hotel in Honolulu Thursday just before down for Secretan of heir summit talks left William Japan Will Purchase More American Goods HONOLULU of dent Nixon and Japanese Powers ard Prime Minister Kakuei mid-Pacific Oh reaching accord on corf ere Japanese to he two h i of officials After a final meeting and a u o countries They of the communique ease the plight of the dollar were or an hour iv flies back to his San Ge- Schmid stepped forward See CHAMP Page 12 the will be inducte be- The department suggested 330.000 low who become available for traveling campers consider induction or alternate service in north westernmost mi after mid-November will be Wisconsin such as the liable for induction or alternate River Staie Forest Pattison agreement 0 sailed on before all mente 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Weather of marking the can goods with the bulk to be John S paid for in advance Partly cloudy and cooler American officials had hoped night chance of showers specific of the m east Lows to ao north and Eating Places Editorial Entertainment Financial Local News MIAMI AP State the m- who Richard Gerstein of for the says the testimony of a on June 10 CIA He rloudv and cool in U S rapher points to a agent Bernard L Barker and and cool break-in ftf the Democratic Sturais were Richardson was subpoenaed Highs m the northwest and June 17 by and gave a sworn 66 to 73 southeast on west and in the southeast 10 a chronic and t trade dealings with Women's News SECTION II Arra Churches Page 4 Area News Page 2 to Page 4 Feature Page Page 1 Outdoor Page Page 8 Sports S to Page 7 tional Headquarters where cor- charged with respondence between party at the statement last week Gerstein leaders was secretly filmed stein photogra- Gerstein said Thursday that a The only conclusion you passed a he de- Miami commercial photogra- reasonably draw is there was rector test Thursday with had testified he developed prints of what appeared to be i letters between j Democratic leaders one week before five men were arrested i inside the party's headquarters at the Watergate complex in Washington i Photographer Michael are being left and verv Aug 31 1972 Aug 31 1971 another break-in at the ing colors gate or somewhere else where However the state attorney 4 p.m C p.m people came into refused to say how si on of documents they son's story came to his Midnight shouldn't have said stein a Democrat who is ning for re-election this fall jOn Dardis Gerstein's 2 chief investigator said only hat Richardson's role came to 83 81 72 Max 84 73 4 fi 5 10 Noon tnt sraka r of Nixon and a ir Japar to have spent a third of their the new time in private talks Thursday to a a retirement of McCain Jr and Taraka nis as commander n of U.S forces tn the He by Adm Noel Gayler her spent all conferrtns with the v0 and getting a Vietnam repon from Ellsworth Bunker ambassador to Saigon Mrs did some touring on the island of Trade Key Topic From the standpoint of the t discussing trade matters Nixon said he and team are Americans trade was the key in on their initial dis- n the summit topic hi view of cussion were Henry A He has all the pitches He has sure on the dollar resulting the President's foreign a fastball a curve a slider ard from Japan's currently Gerstein said his on of the Watergate affair is See Page 12 Precipitation 11 of an inch Sunset Today p.m Sunrise Saturday icy adviser and Nobuhiko a iba Japan's ambassador to An American Washington While they met at the ima on Oahu's mated in ho commercial dealings with the was present Tanaka States of handling problems r However Nixon and Tanaka north family spirit at the See JAPAN Page 12
