Cyclist Injured In Crash In Manitowoc County
A Manitowoc County cyclist James A. Schad 19 sustained concussion possible collarbone fracture and abrasions after his bike went off the county trunk C road in Liberty Town Friday. Police seek a crossing centerline driver who hit another vehicle at Menasha Avenue early Saturday. A Dover New Jersey man Steven J. Maccaux 32 was struck by a left side damaged red Chevrolet while eastbound on County Trunk P. A Green Bay woman 25 rammed a former boyfriend’s car on County Trunk Q and Zander Road in Gibson causing deputies to find her atop the vehicle. quarrels followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ast. Nazianz
Jersy
Green Bay
Manitowoc
James A. Schad
Memorial Hospital
Schad
Liberty
Menasha Avenue
Steven J. Maccaux
Dover
N.J
Zander Road
Gibson
Manitowoc County
Menasha Girl Struck by Car In Manitowoc Incident
Thirteen year old Mary dL Malczewski of Menasha was taken to Holy Family Hospital after being hit in the 400 block of North Fifth Street. Police report Jeff Herzog of Manitowoc was traveling about 25 mph when the girl darted into the street and ended up on the car’s hood. She suffered severe cuts to the left side. she later rolled off and could not stand. A second crash at Washington and South 4th Streets involved Mabel Sporer, who had a bruised knee and was advised to see a doctor. her vehicle was struck as another car tried to turn left on Washington Street.
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Mary dL Malczewski
Menasha
Holy Family Hospital
North Fifth St
Manitowoc
Jeff Herzog
Fifth St
Fifth Street
Herzog
Miss Malczewski
Mabel Sporer
Adams St
Two Rivers
Washington
South 4Th Streets
Roman Decker Dir
11Th St
Washington Street
Walter Mahnke
19Th St
S 19Th Street
Apollo Soyuz link ends in gas scare aboard craft
During the first international space flight the Apollo Soyuz link encountered a nitrogen tetroxide gas leak caused coughing and eye irritation as steering jets vented. Brand reportedly forgot two switches needed to cut off the jets and enable automatic landing. landing forced to be manual by crew. The incident preceded a later cabin ace and evacuation procedures. A separate Newton town fire damaged a wall section after 11 a.m. Friday. Manitowoc County Sheriff Traffic Dept investigates.
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Apollo
Shite
Safford
Space Agency
Brand
Manitowoc
Bindovers Reported In Cases In Manitowoc County
Two residents of Two Rivers charged with the July 21 burglary of Twin Cities Marina were bound over to Manitowoc County Circuit Court after preliminary hearings. John Gauger and Curtis Newcomber were ordered bound by Judge Harold W Mueller with bail kept at 1000 each. Kerry Franz also bound over on illegitimacy charges with $300 bail. Three Manitowoc men were fined for operating motorcycles in Point Beach State Forest, including Timothy Wirkman, Bradley Kehnke, and James Rojersens, with fines of 10 plus costs. Additional branch 2 proceedings fined six individuals for traffic offenses, including George Kochurek, Steve Darraman, Timothy Hynek, Russell Conjurski, David Ackley, and Richard Lopes Je, with varied fines and costs. A separate no contest for Robert Destretch was dismissed for non registration.
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Two Rivers
Twin Cities
Manitowoc County
John Gauger
14Th St
Curtis Newcomber
Harold W Mueller
Manitowoc County Court
Kerry Franz
Franz
Point Beach State Forest
Timothy J Wirkman
St. Bradley
TY Kehnke
18Th St
James Ro Jiersens
James Aaasen
Manttowoc
John A. Curlin
Kewaunee County
George J Kochurek
Rt 4
Steve S. Darraman
Nagle Avenue
Mantowoc
Atheer
School Boards Appointments On Agenda For Meeting
The Mansteowae Board of Education will announce two full time and one part time instructor appointments at Tuesday’s regular monthly meeting at 7 pm in the board offices 1514 8 North St Leslie J Mangin board president will lead the proceedings with other reports on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansteowae Board of Education
Leslie J Mangin
Nth St
Permits Issued On 19 Jobs
The Two Rivers Building and Zoning Office issued 19 permits this week for building and electrical work. The 20th residence permit went to Myron Bodart at 3633 Monroe St. Building permits totaled 11 for $61,668 while electrical permits issued numbered eight for $201,263, including work at the wastewater treatment plant expansion and renovation valued at $199,063.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two Rivers Building and Zoning Office
Myron Bodart
Monroe St
Lakeshore institute faces new tuition rules in 1975 changes
The Wisconsin Board approves new tuition fees for VTAE districts starting fall 1975. Social degree courses 35 per credit. certificate diploma and apprentice programs 5 per credit equivalent. part time and adult classes 50 per class period. Excludes adult high school and ESL. Refund schedule set at 40 percent within 14 days, 60 percent between 14 and 28 days, none after 28. Fall classes begin Sept 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lakeshore Technical Institute
Wisconsin Board of Vocational, Technical, and
Wisconsin Board of Vocational
Technical and Adult Education
Clendar
Student Services Administration
HELP Hours Are Expanded In Mental Health Line
The HELP telephone line in Mamtowog Wnt expands hours from six to midnight according to Rev Fred Berg of the Maritairewec County Association for Mental Health. Funded by United Way, the free anonymous service aids those troubled by mental health issues and family problems, with volunteers and staff available to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamtowog
Wnt
Fred Berg
Muaritewec County
Berg
Motorists Fined In Manitowoc Court Branch 2
Two Manitowoc motorists were fined for speeding by Judge Harold W. Mueller. Carol A. Stuebs of 860 N 42nd St was found guilty with $20 and costs. Joseph W. Hessel of 1924 S 14th St Manitowoc pled no contest with $40 and costs. Dale M. Metz of 121 West J pleaded not guilty to driving without a valid license and was placed on the Branch 2 jury calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoe
Manutowoc
Two Rivers
Harold W. Mueller
Carol A. Stuebs
42Nd St
Joseph W. Hessel
St. Manitowoc
Dale M. Metz
West &J
Two Roads Deaths From Wisconsin Train Truck Collision
The Associated Press reports two people died in a Dodge County truck train crash Friday raising Wisconsin 1975 highway fatalities to 503, one more than last year. Edgar Hamman 78 and his wife Cora 75 of rural Burnett died near their home when their vehicle collided with a passing train shortly before 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dodge County
Wisconsin
Edgar Hamman
Cora
Burnett
College for Vet Fine Investment at Silver Lake College
A veteran focused column urges Wisconsin veterans to pursue higher education through federal aid, urging reflection on personal growth and career retooling. It highlights numbers from VA figures, discusses barriers like finances and self-perception, and promotes selective course choices and Silver Lake College as a supportive option for veterans and even bartenders seeking new skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas More Bartel
Silver Lake College of the Holy Family
Veterans Administration
Wisconsin
Manitawoc County
Silver Lake College
SLC
Lttle College
Wisconsin Scouts Return From World Jamboree in Norway
Two Manitowoc brothers Jeffrey and John Larson and Jeffrey Carra of Brilion were among 31 Wisconsin Scouts and 2,500 Americans homeward bound from Lillehammer Norway where 15,000 Scouts from 98 countries met. The jamboree produced cross border teamwork in eight man patrols during a 30 hour hike, as youths from many nations shared gear and cooking duties while learning to live together.
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Manitowoc
Jeffrey
John Larson
Jeffrey Carra
Brilion
Wisconsin
Lillehammer
Norway
Beautiful
Oslo
Denmark
Sweden
Finland
Iceland
Helsink
Gerald Ford
Seoul
Schuts
Nordia
Detroit attorney Hoffa grieves as search continues
In Detroit, attorney James Hoffa broke down after being asked about his father’s fate. He expressed belief his father will be found alive and joined his sister and mother at the Lake Orion home, saying he had nothing more to add to the vigil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si oMissen
Detroit
James Po Hoffa
Ths
Hoffa
Associated Press
Lake Orton
Airline Board Cuts Charter Fare Rules Challenge
The CAB ordered reduced fares for North American and other charters with passenger name lists due 15 or 40 days before departure and for events like the Super Bowl. The rule allows a 36 hour window around events. TWA challenged the order in federal appeals court, arguing the CAB exceeded its authority as profits slide and existing charter rates take the blame.
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Trans World Airlines
TWA
New York
Canada Firm Eyes Mining in State
RHINELANDER Wis 1 AP dian rm has told the Natural Resources Department so may open a copper and use the Town of Pelican rand a Exploration Inc a subsidiary of a Toronto company had said it had been testing deposits on a 30 acre tract about eight miles southeast ai Rhinelander The landowner Consolidated Papers Inc said developing an open pit mine would require about seven years and would need environmental and government approval Noranda said the mine might produce 350000 tons of ore annually.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Dian Rm
Pelican
Randa Exploration Inc
Toronto
Consolidated Papers Inc
Noranda
State Boy Drowns in Lake Winnebago at Menasha
A rural Menasha, Wisconsin, boy Timothy Tierney, 9, drowned Friday in Lake Winnebago. His body was found near the north shore as Calumet County officials continued a search for the missing child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menasha
Hard Budget Decisions Are Needed
William Beyer of the Wisconsin Alliance of Cities warns that mayors managers and city councils must make hard budget decisions this fall. He cites strict levy limits and a potential $26 million loss from the shared tax account as causing gloom. Gov Patrick J Lacey to meet Alliance members in Sheboygan in August. Manitowoc is a member city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beyer
Wisconsin Alliance of Cities
Patrick J Lacey
Alliance
Sheboygan
Manitowoc
Theft at Margeneau Drug Store in Manitowoc
Police report an undetermined cash amount and a sizeable quantity of dangerous drugs stolen from the Margeneau Drug Store on 30th Street in Manitowoc. The break in occurred via a roof vent at Park Plaza Shopping Center, which had been boarded and timed. Incident reported at 8:18 a.m. Friday. investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margeneau
Wms 30Th St
Manitowoc
Park Plaza
Watergate Judiciary Courage Reflects the Court
Jaworski praised the judiciary as the nation faced Watergate era. He warned that without decisive actions by the Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court, respect for justice could have suffered and even high officials might evade accountability. The remarks labeled the moment as a potential turning point in U.S. legal history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Grand Jury
House Judiciary Committee
Jaworski
Supreme Court
Blood Bank Accredited For 2 Years
The American Association of Blood Banks accredits Holy Family Hospital Blood Bank Manitowoc for another two years. Since 1970, AABB standards certify technical and administrative performance meets high blood safety and quality norms. Dr. Herbert F. Polesky notes accreditation signals continued commitment to quality care and safety.
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American Association of Blood Banks
Holy Family Hospital
Manitowoc
Association
AABB
Herbert F. Polesky
Polesky
Stabbing Fatality in Milwaukee Over Money Dispute
Milwaukee police say Corneil Hudson 23 died from a single chest stab wound after an argument over money at his South Side home. Authorities questioned a 29-year-old woman in connection with the stabbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Corneil Hudson
South Side
Food Stamp Series Extended To Aug 31
State official says old food stamp series may be used until August 31 before expiration. Frank Newgent of the Division of Family Services notes that after September 1 only USDA issued stamps will be accepted at grocery stores. The new stamps began March 1 in larger booklets up to $40 $33 and $63 to help offset inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Newgent
Division of Family Services
U.S. Department of Agriculture
D.A
Newgent
Trains Deserve Attention From Wisconsin Highway Safety Official
Manitowoc County deputy Kenneth Neleson warns motorists trains kill 40 and injure 235 statewide with many rural crashes. He urges attention at crossings with unguarded sites and to expect trains on urban and rural roads, noting crossbucks and RR signs as warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Neleson
Manitowoc
Wisconsin
South Africa Faces Massive Waste By Households and Firms
South African families and businesses discard about two million tons of waste each year with a potential value of around $19 million excluding industrial and demolition waste, according to Johannesburg city engineer Val Bolttha.
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Johannesburg
Val Bolttha
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American Automobile Assn
AAA
Francis J. Eckerman
Albert Kopstad
Jesus H. A Hanson
State Division of Highway Safety Coordination
Timothy Lt. Hynek
Loth St
Russell P. Conjurski
Park SA
David Ao Ackley
TTA Longth
Robert EO Destretch
Marshall St. Manitowoc
VTAE
Cone
Boy
Canada
Firm Eyes Mining
Zannacker Cleaners
Specia
Zannacker’s
Ae Lie
Beyer
Alliance Finance
Madison
Watergate
Blood Bank
Nelesen
South Africa
James Russell
Lowell
Savings Bank
Ren Hird
Silverstreet
Jules Blattner
the Warren Groovy Alstar Band
Highway 141
CLUB
Bilmar
Hwy
Newsparr
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