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Herald Times Reporter

Location

Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1976

Page

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Continuation Requested in Manitou County Court Case

A six year old Texas resident, James Espy Leger, faced continued arraignment for negligent homicide in a rural Manitowoc motel shooting that killed his 27 year old brother Steven. Bail set at $1,000. Leger seeks attorney contact before proceeding. The docket also lists numerous minor offenses and trials in Branch 2, including theft and drunken driving pleas, fines, and suspended licenses.

Texas Manitowoc County Manitowoc James Espy Leger Steven K. Leger St. Vincent Hospital Green Bay Harold W. Mueller Richland Kelmersville Pines Sue Bucholtz Rt. J Verhasselt Jeff Koeppel West Street Memorial Drive Two Rivers Daniel K. Schwartz Green St Robert M. Bedell S. 16Th St Bedell David A. Ackley S. 19Th St. Manitowoc Siu Lineal Park Manttowoc Mark KR. Tusehl John

Kissinger Threats Spark Reactor Aid Debate in Pakistan

France Soir called Kissinger’s warning to cut aid and arms to Pakistan calculated blackmail while the official in Lahore said the U.S. would negotiate without pressure. En route to France, Washington signaled Pakistan must concede. A new U.S. law bars aid to nations operating a nuclear reprocessing plant without safeguards deemed adequate to prevent plutonium diversion.

France Soir Kissingers Pakistan Isinger Lahore United States France U.S

Case Is Legality of Portion Continued Of Law Questioned

In Sheboygan County Court James J. Hermann 18 of Cleveland faces two counts of homicide by intoxicated use of a motor vehicle. His case was continued to Aug 23 to allow a scientific firm to run tests on the accident that killed Dale Oehldrich 22 and Lisa Scheidt 17 near Grove. Hermann is free on 3000 bail. Also a rural Manitowoc man seeks to strike down Sect 245.10 requiring proof a remarriage won’t become public charges, arguing it abridges the right to marry and discriminatorily treats divorces vs deaths. A hearing was set and the state may respond next week.

Sheboygan James J. Hermann Hermann Rt 1 Cleveland Dale Oehldrich Lisa Scheidt Rt. 1 Grove Sheboygan County Manitowoc Alty A. Kaminski Kaminski AFDC Leon H. Jones

Ford and Reagan on Ticket Links Stir GOP Strategy

Ford signals openness to Reagan as potential running mate amid a Sears proposal clash. Ford seeks financial and health details from dozen Republicans as he weighs two candidates. Richard Hermann notes Reagan not completely ruled out, while some delegates favor him as second place if top spot unattainable. Dean Burch says cross-ticket realities occur despite denials. RNC rules panel rejects Sears maneuver, backed by White House loyalists.

Eal Sears Reagan Ford Richard Hermann Lincoln Neb Hermann Dean Burch White House Ford Strategy Republican National Committee

Deaths in Philadelphia Legionnaires Case Probe Deepens

The Philadelphia outbreak death toll remains unexplained after a week of investigation. Medical researchers doubt viruses fungi or bacteria and consider toxins from heavy metals insecticides or herbicides. Odd Fellows official A Ford Winters questions the cause as colleagues died without a pinpoint.

Philadelphia A. Ford Winters Sovereign Grand Secretary The Odd Fellows Winters Baltimore Patterson

Vehicles Repaired After Weekend Vandalism Incident

Three county vehicles were back in service by Monday afternoon after unknown vandals damaged windshields at the Manitowoc County Jail and Traffic Center parking lots Saturday night. A suspect description exists. Damage included wiring to red lights and chrome trim, with total losses exceeding $50 and $130 for squad cars. Traffic Chief James L. Benishek says no arrests yet.

James L. Benishek Manitowoc Benishek

90 Day Term Is Ordered In Contempt Case

Gordon D. Thomas of 908 Sunset Co Two Rivers was sentenced to 90 days in county jail for contempt of court in non support proceedings. Judge Leon H. Jones ordered the sentence in County Court Branch 1. He was $4 365 in arrears as of Friday. A divorce was granted Oct 7 1974 with legal custody of three minor children awarded to the wife. Thomas remarried July 18 1975.

Gordon D. Thomas Sunset Co Two Rivers Leon H. Jones Thomas

Hearst defendants face mixed verdict in abduction case

Leonard Weinglass calls the verdict tainted and vows appeals if not overturned. Prosecutor Sam Yerson says a new trial may be sought if prejudice at trial is shown. Miss Hearst, delayed until January for psychiatric testing, admits her role but claims she was an unwilling captive. Jury spared Harrises a life term by reducing kidnapping to simple kidnapping after the panel acquitted on several counts.

Leonard Weinglass Weinglass Sam Mayerson John van de Kamp Miss Hearst Harrises San Francisco Symbionese Liberation Army Los Angeles William Harris Tio Oasis

Barbados Governor General Sir Winston Scott Dies

Bridgetown Barbados AP Governor General Sir Winston Scott the first native holder of the post in 1967 died Monday at Government House He was 76 and served as Barbados top official for decades in the Caribbean nation

Bridgetown Barbados Winston Scott Government House

Storms, power outages hit Northeast as Belle weakens inland

Tropical storm Belle moved inland after sweeping coastal Connecticut and New York, causing widespread outages from Connecticut to Long Island and parts of New Jersey. Airports canceled flights and transit slowed while evacuations and sheltering continued. officials warned damage would take days to assess. Meanwhile Manitowoc County Bank named Brian Walker as vice president and commercial loan officer with prior Navy service and community roles.

Boston Logan International Albany N.Y Connecticut Long Island Rhode Island Hudson Valley New York New Jersey Atlantic City N.J Conrail New York City New Canaan Central Park Belle Norwalk Bridgeport Frank Mancuso Office of Civil Preparedness Mancuso Camp Laurel Lebanon Conn Long Island Light Co Brian Walker Manitowoc County Bank First Wisconsin of Madison Walker U.S. Navy University of Wisconsin-Stoul Menomonie Milton College Big Brothers United Way of Dane County Blackhawk Council Girl Scouts Explorer Scouts Plainfield, Wis

African unrest persists as detainees call for leaders’ release

Interior Minister Connie Mulder warned the black upheaval will keep the pot boiling until the Security Council discusses South-West Africa. Six weeks of violence left 176 people dead, with demands for the release of imprisoned leaders.

Interior and Information Connie Mulder Security Council South-West Africa

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