Soufriere Volcano Eruption Spares Guadeloupe Villages
A Monday night eruption of La Soufriere in Guadeloupe spared nearby communities and caused no major countryside damage, though heavy ash clouds hindered helicopter inspection. About 72,400 residents were moved from the danger zone with 30 refusing to leave. officials warned tremors and ash may continue.
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Pointe-Apitre
Guadeloupe
Baill Baillif
Valcano
Brousse
Pointe-a- Pitre
St. Charles
Civil Security
Max Vincent
Vincent
Painte-a Pitre
Jean-Claude Aurousseau
French Islands
Classified Ad Request: Dial 684-4433 or 293-1317
Quick results advertised for selling or services asking readers to call 684-4433 or 293-1317 for ad placement. Includes prompt to ask for an Ad Visor to assist with the advert.
Manitowoc Approves Outdoor Warning Siren Bid
Manitowoc Common Council unanimously approves a 684 dollar bid from Alerting Communicators of America to furnish and install a dual tone 325 decibel siren weighing 450 pounds. The system will be centrally located and tied to the Fire Department and Safety Building, marking the city’s first warning siren network for a population over 25 000, with previous mentions dating back 25 years.
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Manitowoc
Manitowoc Co. Dne
Franklin Street
Pohice
Heffernan
Wiseitie
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Sheboygan
Detroit cuts layoff timing and dues for police strike
Detroit moves to end a 4500 police layoff two weeks early and imposes a carol on those under 18 to present recurrence of what the police chief called persistent unrest. Deputy Mayor Silhamt Beckham Jr. announced the measures amid street disruptions tied to a rock concert.
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Detroit
Anie Owritesen Streals
Silhamt Beckham Jr
Jumblatt vows fight to death in Lebanon crisis
Kamal Jumblatt, leader of the leftists, vows a fight to the death against Christian and Syrian forces. He says Moslems and Palestinian allies will not withdraw from the mountains east of Beirut and will defend their positions as a battle for survival.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Kamal Jumblatt
Offshore Oil Leases Put Up for Bids in Atlantic
New York AP reports the Interior Department won a late appeals court ruling clearing the way for the first Atlantic oil and natural gas lease sale. Gil company executives will present sealed bids for access to 876000 acres about 60 miles south of New York and 45 miles off the Delaware Maryland New Jersey and Virginia coasts.
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New York
Interior Department
Atlantic Ocean
Gil Company
News Long Island
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
Virginia
Ford Near Victory With Three Votes Needed
President Ford closed in on the Republican nomination as uncommitted delegates began to align with his camp. The AP tally showed Ford at 2227 delegates, just three short of the 1130 required for victory.
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Kansas City
Ford
Associated Press
Bia
Marve
North Korean Premier cites US nuclear forces at UN nonaligned summit
Pak Sung Chul told the Colombo nonaligned summit that the United States has 1,000 nuclear warheads and 400,000 troops in South Korea, calling for all American forces to withdraw. Yugoslav President Tito backed the demand, warning the Middle East is the crisis hotbed and blaming Israel with backing from major powers.
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Colombo
Sri Lanka
Pak Sung Chul
United States
South Korea
Pak
Korea
Tito
Yugoslavia
Middle East
Israel
Faspo Expo Membership Offer For Manitowoc Expo
Staffside Today reports a push to join Faspo Expo membership for next week’s Miarmitawce Ceague Fase. Benefits include free entrance to fairgrounds all week, access to premium exhibits, voting privileges, and participation in events. Membership supports Manitowoc Counts and associated activities at the fairgrounds site. Due by the 27th.
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Husbound
Wileran
Manitawoe
Despa Ne Espoom
Manitowoc
Board 1 Ty
Fargrounds
Guctivilies
New Holstein Youth Dies In Car Crash
A seven year old New Holstein resident Grant Ko Lucas died in a vehicle crash after the car he was driving left a curve, traveled 200 feet in a ditch, struck St Charles Road, and rolled over becoming airborne. Authorities cite a basal skull fracture. The incident occurred in Calumet County and marked the ninth road death in the county that year, compared with eight a year earlier. Names of guardians or addresses are listed in the report.
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Culpon
New Fulstein
Hee
Coun
Raf
St Sharles
Abetta
Lucas
Calumet
Pacific Quake Toll Tops 1,000
The National Disaster Coordinating Center reports over 1,000 dead or missing and more than 1,290 homeless after two major quakes struck Mindanao and Basilan in the southern Philippines. At least 249 missing and hundreds injured, with waves sweeping coastal areas and destruction of buildings and bridges.
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National Disaster Coordinating Center
Wal
Philippines
Diphppine Disaster Center
Mindanao
Aanajerearntenior
Central
Chin Hight
Hat
Laan
Mindane
TLS
National Marth
Quake Information Center
Golden
Cala
Beale
Tangstin
China
Golden Venteer
Basilan Island
Candidates Court Delegates Test of Strength For Ford Reagan
Kansas City dispatch reports a tense pre convention scene as Ford and Reagan seek delegate strength for the 1976 Republican presidential race. Campaigns claim near parity on first ballot support while debates over a preballot candidate pledge and platform foreign policy plank dominate talks.
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Reagan
Kansas City
Car
Ronald Gan
Toni
Stephen B.selbst Herald-Fimes
Waskigtoon
Kansas
UTEY
Vas
CDR Sevier
Alagiome
Ars. Seversotts
Wasecans
Pennsylvania
Hichard
Mrs Severson Opposes Reagan Move In Gloomy View
Mrs Severson voices opposition to Reagan as presidential candidates debate the field. She favors Ford, notes support for Richard Sevi gke and Connally among potential tickets. Severson criticizes Coanults of Texas and other liberal figures, urging caution before naming a running mate.
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Nanny
Beig
Bord
Severson
Tennessee
Howard Baker
Missouri
Christopher Bard
Pol Ras
Jobo
Texas
Amon
Connally
Herald Times Reporter plans central district expansion
The Herald Times Reporter announces expansion by acquiring the former Spindler Co. property at 902 Franklin to revitalize Manitowen central district and enlarge facilities for offset printing. Karl Schulte says the purchase strengthens the Two Rivers paper’s community service and media footprint, with new presses and a permanent downtown facility slated.
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Herald Times-Reporter
Manitonore
Karl Schulte
Schulte
Spindler Co
Franklin Bt
Choice, Inc
Jngsl Realtors
Herald-Tisnesteparber
Avntad
Manitowen
Litkestiore
Herald-Times
Ninth
Franklin Streets
Minnito
We the Two Rivers
Herald-Times-Reporter
Franklin St
Manitowoc
On Again Off Again Rain Forecast Tuesday Through Weekend
The weather service reports a southeastern Wisconsin high pressure system shifting ashore Tuesday. Showers and thunderstorms expected in northwestern counties late Tuesday night and Wednesday, with additional showers Thursday or Friday and into the lakeshore area. Temperatures rise from 50s after morning lows, with Manitoba and Two Rivers experiencing mild days and cool nights.
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Wethers
Avai
Sa Rit
Mantlowoc
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