Manitowoc Hikes City Tax Rate by Four Dollars and Five Cents
Manitowoc Common Council and the School District Fiscal Board approved about 330000 in cuts and adjustments, yielding a combined gross tax rate of 41.94 per 1000 and a net rate of 36.95 after a 4.99 state credit. The total city levy rises to 12.69 million, with 2.37 million for general city government and 1.496 million for county services. School spending totals 9.2 million, with salaries and fringe benefits dominant and fixed charges such as teacher retirement and Social Security moved largely by state actions. The Manitowoc district received 277.28 per pupil in state aids last year, below the state average.
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NOW Says Stevens Not Sympathetic to Women
The National Organization for Women asks President Ford to withdraw Supreme Court nominee John Paul Stevens after he said he would be more concerned with discrimination against Blacks than women. Stevens testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee as the panel and Senate near confirmation. NOW condemns his stance as evidence of a white male power structure and questions his understanding of women’s rights.
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New Jersey Teamster to Testify Before Detroit Grand Jury
A New Jersey Teamster, who previously worked with the union, is slated to testify before a Detroit grand jury probing the disappearance of former Teamsters president James Rolotta Cade. The proceedings were set to include testimony from Rutalmo, who represented Stephen Andretta, as a mandatory hearing precedes Andretta’s grand jury appearance.
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Stephen Andretta
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Pentagon Budget Cut Sparks Year End Scramble
A chaotic Washington budget picture shows lawmakers debating a reduced Pentagon appropriation while seeking final Senate and House approval this week. Talks focus on beltway funding, environmental statements, and housing projects tied to interstate developments amid ongoing committee discussions.
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Man Burns To Death In Car
Aman tentatively identified as Ronald Joseph Meyer aged 24 of 22 Church St St Nazianz was burned to death early Tuesday morning in a fire that destroyed his car parked on County Trunk F in the Town of Newton Manitowoc County Coroner James E Powers announced there were no signs of foul play The blaze started in the car which was manned and moved The car was near the side of the road The cause of the fire had not been determined about dawn though smoke in the car was not ruled out as a factor The hospital was the closest facility and authorities pursued details at the scene
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Manitowoc County
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Newton
Manitawoc
Manitewoc
United States vetoes UN resolution on Israel Lebanon clash
At the United Nations, the United States blocked a council resolution condemning Israeli air attacks in Lebanon. Moynihan urged condemning Palestinian violence as well, but the amendments failed and the veto stood. In Beirut, Christian gunmen faced a Moslem assault with heavy casualties and widespread destruction as fighting intensified around hotels and commercial districts.
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Hostage crisis toll rises as Indonesian official dies in Amsterdam siege
An Indonesian in the Netherlands died during an escape from the South Moluccan takeover of the Indonesian consulate in Amsterdam. Abedy, a rear-ald consular official, fell while escaping a rope to a window, becoming the first fatality in the six day siege. About 25 hostages remain held as police doubt a quick end to the crisis.
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Justice Ministry
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Surjadi Kromomihardje
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Conbuilding
Wisconsin Snow and Frigid Clouds Sweep State
A low pressure system produced snow from the Ohio Valley to the Great Lakes, moving out of Wisconsin by evening. Forecasters expect a Wednesday front to bring more clouds and a chance of flurries with lows in the teens and highs in the upper 20s. Two inches fell in parts of the south, leaving slick highways. landing crews aided street clearing as temperatures hovered in the 30s.
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