Wisconsin hopes to avoid encephalitis outbreak this year
Wisconsin state epidemiologist Dr. H Grant Skinner says the state remains unlikely to face a major encephalitis outbreak. He notes the St. Louis strain has caused deaths in Mississippi and that mosquito spraying is underway in several states. Skinner cautions against alarm, explaining most human cases are rare and sometimes linked to horses along the Mississippi River.
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Sinai pact hinges on U S observers in area returns
In Alexandria Egypt a senior U S official said congressional approval is needed for American technicians to man surveillance posts in territory returned by Israel. Kissinger hopes early initialing with Egypt and Israel precedes a U S ceremony once Congress approves the observers. The pact would see Israel pull back to a new defense line and renounce force for three years. In Lima Peru a bloodless palace coup installs Gen Francisco Morales Bermudez, pledging continuity of Velasco era reforms while promising broader understanding and a softer anti American line.
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Ford to Delay Oil Bill Veto
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield plans a meeting with Democrats next week on a compromise plan to decontrol domestic oil prices. President Ford agreed to delay vetoing the six month extension while Mansfield reports back, as talks focus on restoring price controls and oil allocation after expiration.
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Portugal names new prime minister in cabinet reshuffle
Lisbon AP reports 38 year old Angolan born admiral Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo assumed the premiership replacing Gen Vasco Goncalves after a reshuffle that paused the military regime crisis. The move comes amid disputes over pro-Communist policies that pushed Portugal toward conflict.
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Old Chevy Impala Ad Sheds Seasonal School Cash
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Venezuela nationalizes its oil industry under Perez
Venezuela’s President Carlos Perez Andres signs a bill to take over the oil sector from U S private firms, aiming for an orderly transition with no disruption to exports. The move ends 61 years of foreign control, with Petrolios de Venezuela to run the state system and pay compensation up to net book value.
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Hurricane Caroline Aims for Texas Mexico Coast
Hurricane Caroline with 80 mph winds drifts in the Gulf headed toward a landfall between Tampico and Brownsville. Forecasters warn of weak steering and potential northerly turn, urging Texans and northern Mexico residents to prepare for rough surf, rip currents, and possible beach erosion as small craft are told to stay in port.
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No Paper Monday Labor Day notice from Herald Times Reporter
The Herald Times Reporter will not publish on Monday due to Labor Day. No daily edition or weekend insert will be issued, and readers are advised to check the next published issue for continued local news and notices.
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Manitowoc residents urge warning system before storms
Dorothy Aggen of Manitowoc writes from Lakeshore Viewfinder praising pre warning alerts after a tornado caused widespread damage in her area. She notes Omaha shows the value of warnings and suggests a low cost system could save lives, referencing a five year residence and a recent damaging storm.
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Sunny Sky For Holiday Weekend Forecast
Wisconsin weather outlook shows clearing northern areas Friday night with partly sunny skies statewide by Sunday for Labor Day weekend. Light rain persists in southern Wisconsin Saturday, with cool conditions in Manitowoc and Eagle River, highs mostly in the 60s to 70s through Sunday and overnight lows in the upper 40s to near 60. Temperatures recorded include Milwaukee around 64 Friday night and Duluth-Superior peaking near 457.
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