Citizen Oil Tax Refund Possible
The government may owe every American about $5 plus a 44 cent per gallon cut in gasoline and fuels if the court blocks import fees. Ford considered appealing a ruling saying presidents lack authority to impose the fees. Refunds could be issued if the decision stands, with total fees potentially reaching $11 billion collected since April 1973.
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Iy Stan Benjamin
Associated Press
Washington
Ford
US Court of Appeals
White House
Ren Nessen
Vail
Richard M Nixon
U.S
Robert Moore
Federal Energy Admnnstration
Otd
United States
Federal Energy Administration
al Altman
D Ore
House
Ways and Means Committee
Sen
Henry M
Body Is Recovered in Calumet County Park drowning
The body of eight year old Tina Mahnke of Menasha, missing since Sunday afternoon after swimming with cousins at Calumet County Park, was found at 6:38 a.m. Tuesday about 150 feet north of the park boat launch. Coroner LeRoy Hughes noted this was the third drowning of children aged 8 to 10 in six weeks. The body was taken to Greenwood Funeral Home Kaukauna.
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Chilton
Tina Mahnke
Milton Mahnke
Menasha
Calumet County Park
Charles Parsons
Hilbert Calumet
LeRoy Hughes
Calumet County
Tina
Lake Winnebago
Greenwood Funeral Home
Kaukauna
12 Pound Rainbow Trout Catches Attention in Manitowoc
A 12 year old girl, Elizabeth McCambridge, was gifted a rod and reel during Christmas and, on her first try, caught a 12 pound rainbow trout off Manitowoc's north government pier with neighbor Rube Hartl assisting. Her family had moved from Wilmington, Delaware, to Manitowoc last October. The catch occurred as parents and friends walked to the pier, making Manitowoc seem even more appealing to Elizabeth.
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Lake Michigan
Manitowoc
Wilmington. del
Elizabeth McCambridge
Markham St
C. J. McCambridge
Rube Hartl
Government Pier
Hartt
Wilmington
Elizabeth
ED Arndorfer
Ford Aides Urge Russ Grain Delay
Ford administration asks American grain traders to pause negotiations with the Soviet Union for at least a month due to falling U.S. harvest expectations. Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz argues unloading 98 million tonnes of grain at Russian ports will take five months, deeming no hurry for more sales while protecting U.S. livestock feed supplies. He expects ongoing discussions with Moscow and future sales, despite criticism over price pressures for U.S. grocers. The crop report lowers the corn harvest forecast, with food prices projected to rise modestly this year.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Soviet Union
U.S
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Moscow
Crtics
Agriculture Department
Death Ties Army Drug Experiments to Civilian Patient
Washington reports that Army sponsored drug tests in the 1950s caused a civilian psychiatric patient death. Investigators say a 42-year-old man died during a drug test run by the New York State Psychiatric Institute under Army contract. Pentagon officials withheld names while locating relatives and gathering details.
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Washington
API
Arm
Pentagon
Joseph Laitin
New York State Psychiatric Institute
Army
Protests Over Annexation in Manitowee Meeting
About 76 residents attended a 90 minute Manitowow City Hall session on a proposed annexation of 500 feet along Viebahn Street from 10th to near 35th. Property owners voiced strong opposition, criticizing city handling and urging a more neutral initiation by officials.
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City of
City Hall
Maintowee
10Th Street
35Th Street
Manitowoc
Newton
John A Johnsrud
Viebahn
15Th Street
Johnsruds
Cit
Johnsrud
Nancy Crowley
Various Washington Briefs Covering Officials and Diplomacy
Former attorney general Kleindienst faces a one month suspension in DC for misrepresentations about the ITT antitrust case. Secretary Kissinger says new shuttle diplomacy in the Middle East will be decided within 10 days after technical talks with an Israeli team. Treasury Secretary Simon decries food stamp program as a haven for cheaters while highlighting federal spending pressures. Joseph Yablonski Jr. confirms leaving UMW general counsel post on Oct 1 and may join a private DC practice. he helped pursue the murder case of his father, mother, and sister.
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Washington
Henri A Kissinger
Middle East
Kissinger
Bloomington
Ind
Treasury
William E. Simon
Chislers
Mooff
Simon
Pittsburgh
Joseph A. Yablonski Jr
United Mine Workers General Counsel
Yablonski
UMW
Arnold Miller
Washington, DC
Union
Clarksville, Pa
Anthony
Tony'' Boyle
Rain Cool Air Arrive Wisconsin After Wet Spell
Showers and thunderstorms tonight give way to cooler drier air moving into Wisconsin from Canada. Rain lingers southeastern counties as a low pressure system shifts east from Nebraska toward northern Indiana, then diminishing. Temperatures to hover in 70s near lakes, with nights dipping into 30s to 60s across the state.
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Wisconsin
Canada
National Weather Service
Nebraska
Indiana
Beloit
Eau Clare
Rockford
Mid Bos
US veto blocks Vietnam bids at United Nations
United States vetoed UN membership applications for North and South Vietnam in protest of South Korea's exclusion. Moschan announced separate vetoes as the Security Council approved admission for Harm and Saigon governments, with Costa Rica abstaining.
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U.S
United Nations
United States
North
South Vietnam
South Korea
Daniel P Moschan
Security Council
Saigon
Costa Rica
Moxnihan
Nehon
Council
Indochina
Newt Sagan
Gut
New York
Mendis
Mosnihan
Coton
South
Huang Hua
North Korea
Korea
Hoffa Kidnapping Witness Draws FBI Skepticism
James R Hoffa's son cites a witness claiming the ex Teamsters leader was abducted. FBI calls the account a fabrication though Hoffa family says the witness was intensively interviewed and offered substantial leads. Hoffa vanished July 30 and reports tie to the Machus Red Fox site near Detroit.
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Lake Orion
Mich
API
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoffa
FBI
Jay FE Bailey
PBI
Detroit
James P Hoffa
Thes
Hofta
Red Fox
FBT
California
Milwaukee Hotel Maid Found Dead in Unoccupied Room
MILWAUKEE AP Tenena ass 41 of Milwaukee a hotel maid at the Knickerbocker Hotel was found beaten and strangled Monday in an unoccupied apartment at the hotel. Police said they were questioning a 53 year old man in connection with the killing.
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Milwaukee
Tenena Ass. 41
Knickerbocker
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Raleigh NC
Clarence Allgood
Herald-Times
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Fla
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News Service
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Jamesway
Conato
Kleindienst
Washington (Ap
Richard G. Kleindienst
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
ITT
Yablonski Jr
Mine Union
la Crosse
Hilbert
Two Rivers
Hoffas
Jimmy Hoffa
Charles Ashman
Los Angeles
KTTV
Ashman
Edward Lawrenson
National Association of Justice
Lawrenson
Charles O'Brien
O'Brien
Aliso
Mickey Cohen
Jim
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