Extension Denied for Manitowoc Motel Restaurant Complex
The Manitowoc County Board rejected a resolution to extend the start of construction of Marcus Corp motel restaurant project east of Calumet Avenue to Feb 1, despite prior extensions. The motion failed 24 to 4 after debate on payment of liquid damages and gas service delays, with officials noting the 40 acre site purchased for 81,000 in May 1974 and a 25,000 liquidated damages clause.
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Manitowoc
Stephen H. Marcus
Richard L. Kite
Marcus Corp
Calumet Avenue
Edgar C. Lehmeichel
Milwaukee
Koreans Clash Again Near DMZ With No Casualties
A second incident of violence in the Korean DMZ this month ends without casualties. The UN Command says a six minute firefight occurred on August five between North and South Korean troops with both sides alleging the other fired first.
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Demilitarized Zone
Ford Convention Fight Shapes Republican Ticket
Ford backers press to control the convention as key votes loom. A White House source says Connally is out due to controversy over Nixon links and milk price decisions. Reagan reiterates he will not be vice president, preferring to push the conservative cause from outside the ticket. Ford supporters say the rules vote shows he is controlling the convention. Talks continue over platform language on abortion and foreign policy, with Ford eventually accepting a softened Morality in Foreign Policy plank reflecting past GOP policy.
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Ruckelshaus
White House
Connally
Richard M. Nixon
Reagan
Ronald Reagan
Richard S. Schweiker
Ron Nelsen
Ford
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Foard
John P. Sears
Sears
Henry A. Kissinger
Soviet Union
Wisconsin backers rally for Reagan at convention
Former Wisconsin supporters including Warren Knowles and John Connally spoke as they backed Reagan in Kansas City. Backers argued Connally on the ticket could offset Carter, while Knowles criticized the plan, and Wisconsin delegates pushed for a coalition style appeal to blue collar workers. Muriel Coleman and Joni Jackson helped organize convention demonstrations.
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Gates
Treasury
John Connally
Jimmy Carter
White House
Warren P Knowles
Wisconsin
Connally
Texas
Knowles
Ford
Carter
South
Reagan
Steinhilber
Joni Jackson
Muriel Coleman
Madison
Schweiker
Miss Coleman
Six Injured In Three Vehicle Pileup In Cooperstown
Six persons were injured in a three vehicle crash in Cooperstown on Tuesday afternoon. One driver fled the scene and was being sought Wednesday morning. Eight distinct injured individuals were treated at St. Vincent Hospital Green Bay, with names including Christine Honald and Karl Honald of Ansbach Germany, Marlene Schroeder of Denmark, Hedi Schuetz and Jenifer Schuetz of Denmark, and Leon Fischer of Pulaski. A light green 1986 Dodge Coronet fled the scene following the collision with Hedwig Schuetz’s car and a southbound truck. The accident occurred on Highway 141 near Maribel Caves during an asphalt resurfacing flagman wait. Additional separate crashes near Mishicot and Kossuth injured two more individuals and were treated at Holy Family Hospital. The report notes a Coronet driver spoke to the Hedwig car’s driver before fleeing.
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St. Vincent Hospital
Green Bay
Highway 141
Cooperstown
Christine Honald
Ansbach
Germany
Karl Honald
Marlene Y. Schroeder
Rt 3
Denmark
Hedi M. Schuetz
Jenifer R. Schuetz
Leon A. Fischer
Bt. 1
Pulaski
Hedwig Schuetz
Fischer
Maribel Caves
Maribel
Schuetz
Robert C. Nething
Rt. 1
Mishicot
Nething
Interior reviews bids on oil leases pending court ruling
The Interior Department must approve the high bid after verifying each tract value. A hearing in the U S Court of Appeals in New York next month will decide whether drilling is allowed. France's road network is Europe’s densest with about 4051100 miles of roads and 44600 miles of trunk roads.
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Interior Department
US Court of Appeals Court
New York
France
Europe
Low Bid Awarded for I-43 Project in Manitowoc County
Ed Kraemer & Sons Inc of Plain, Wisconsin submitted the low bid at 648,489.15 for three bridges on the I-43 improvement program in Manitowoc County. The project, part of 17 highway projects statewide, includes spans over County Trunk F and County Trunk X and over railroad tracks. Construction is expected to start this fall with grading and fencing work, while county progress targets stretch to fall 1977 for grading completion.
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Plain
Wis
Manitowoc County
Ed Kraemer & Sons Inc
Coun
Kraemer
State Division of Highways
Chicago and North Western Transportation Co
Acker Point Road
Chicago and North Western
Jerry Butler
Green Bay District
Francis Creek
Butler
Cleveland
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Anthony ¥. Dufek
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Max
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Corerry
Clarence Nelson
Micro Aluminum Co
Walter Smith
Thomas Kirt
Oriental Milling Co
Arabelle Fisher
Rt 1
Valders
Wisconsin Women For Agriculture
Joseph Schmitt
Manitowoc-Two Rivers
Kenneth A. Daum
ST. Clair
Greg Dufek
Misticot
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Kossuth
Melvin M. Paquette
Two Rivers
Laurie A. Lambris
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