Love Proposes Sweeping Shakeup of State Govt
Love proposes a broad reform of state government including a new administrator for health and education departments, and a reorganized public welfare system. The plan would replace the current educational department head Byron G. Hansford with a deputy premier and create a unified civil service and comprehensive vehicle inspection commission.
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Milwaukee Braves Eye New Civil Service Plan
Wisconsin state politics swirl around reorganizing departments to form a unified administrative system. Governor Love proposes a Fiscal Department uniting Revenue and Budget offices with civil service reforms, while sparking debate over dep artment heads and independent agencies in a sweeping consolidation effort.
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Alaska Lags in Health Insurance Coverage in 18 States
Health insurance protects more than 75 percent of civilians across 18 states while Alaska trails with under 50 percent coverage. The data highlight state disparities in access to insured health care amid ongoing policy discussions.
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Trailer Home Damaged By Fire on Wednesday
A trailer home sustained fire damage on Wednesday in Wanuia. Fire crews responded and extinguished the blaze with no injuries reported. Investigators will determine a cause.
Air Force Falcons Rout South Dakota 85 53 at Academy
Air Force never trailed after a 6 46 tie and rolled to an 85 53 win over South Dakota. Schr Yankee contributed seven points during a 15 0 run as 15 Falcons players scored, Judd led Air Force with 12. South Dakota’s top scorers were Roger Schaffer 14 and Mike Wilson 13.
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Inside Outdoors Biathlon: A New Olympic Winter Event
A biathlon squad trained in West Yellowstone after a workshop, with trials set for December. The program, tied to the Colorado Game and Fish and Olympic committees, involves Cap-Chur gun technology and live animal targets, including elk study sites and pre-Olympic races in Sweden.
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Staubach Considers Navy Career After Academy
Navy quarterback Roger Staubach, 1963 Heisman winner, said he has received interest from professional football teams but plans to finish his academy commitments. He noted he has a year and a half left at the Naval Academy and four years of service, keeping his future with the Navy likely.
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Gilchrist Named NFL Player Of Week
Gilchrist has been named the NFL Player Of the Week for standout performance this week. The award highlights his decisive plays, leadership on the field, and contributions to his team's success in a highly competitive matchup.
Howe Breaks NHL Record With 419th Goal Assist Count
Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings nets his record 419th goal with assists totaling 19, led by Billy McNeill with 4. Former Detroit star Lindsay tops with 1d assists on Howe goals as changes ripple through the league. Meanwhile in Colorado, four new boat ramps will be built at Hoyd Horseshoe and Lone Tree Reservoirs near Loveland for 2700 dollars.
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Gilchrist Wins AFL Player of the Week for Buffalo
Cookie Gilchrist of the Buffalo Bills, battling injuries, was named the AFL Player of the Week by The Associated Press after a record breaking performance against the New York Jets. The fullback collected 243 rushing yards on 36 carries and scored five touchdowns in the 45 14 victory, surpassing previous AFL rushing marks. Gilchrist, a 2 year veteran from the Naval Academy, praised for his work ethic and learning curve as he eyes further improvement under coach Wayne Hardin.
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Secretary Rose Clements Abell Named White House Social Secretary
Mrs. Rose Clements Abell, longtime friend of First Lady Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson, is named the new White House social secretary. She is the daughter of former Senator Earle Clements of Kentucky.
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Three year old Kelly Richards walks out after crash
Three year old Kelly Richards, daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman J Richards of Providence, left Miriam Hospital with a little red helmet after surviving emergency brain surgery from being struck by an auto on October 1. She was not expected to survive but walked out under her own steam.
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George Halas Named NFL Coach of Year
New York AP reports George Halas of the Chicago Bears is the 1962 Coach of the Year, edging rivals from Green Bay and Pittsburgh. Halas’ veteran leadership and revamped defense helped the Bears surge to the Western Conference title, with key victories over the Packers and Lions shaping the outcome.
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A Reel Good Idea for Fishermen in Columbus
Columbus Dispatch fishing writer Jack Cowie urges anglers to inventory their gear regularly to ensure full insurance. The veteran reporter notes such a list helps during loss claims and reveals the extent of investment, joking that spouses might want to lock the family purse away if they see the total.
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Gull the most ubiquitous bird in world history
New York reports that the gull is the most common bird globally with at least 43 species. The herring gull, also called the sea gull, is the best known. Texas Rangers began as a border patrol in 1835.
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Stichweh Family Athletes Highlight Diverse Sports Legacy
Williston Park rises to the athletic pedigree of the Carl Stichweh family. Rolie Stichweh starred as Army football quarterback this fall. Carlis Stichweh excelled as a golfer. Roland Swallow, the mother's father, was a noted cricket player in Philadelphia. The Stichweh line includes England born cricket heritage as well as a US team representation against Canada.
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