Primary Challenge Dismissed in Wisconsin Open Primary Fight
Federal judge Charles Richey dismissed Wisconsin's challenge to Democratic Party delegate rules that threaten the state's open presidential primary. Atty General Bronson La Follette said the state will study the ruling and consult with party and legislative leaders before any action. Party chair Herbert Kohl called the decision a setback for Wisconsin's primary influence. The DNC says open primaries conflict with new delegate rules, aiming to move Wisconsin toward a caucus system for 1976.
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Wisconsin Democratic Party
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Moore's Guilty Plea Accepted
Federal judge accepts Sara Jane Moore's guilty plea for firing at President Ford and cancels her trial. Judge Conti seeks more on possible co conspirators and schedules sentencing for January 15 with up to life in prison, while Moore remains noncommittal on further testimony.
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Manitowoc Board Extends Psychiatric and Short-Term Alcoholic Care
Manitowoc County counts board votes to maintain current psychiatric and short-term alcoholic patient services at Manitowoc Health Care Center while a two month study decides on future continuation. The center provides about 400 acute psychiatric and alcoholic patients yearly at a cost of about 375.4 million for a 24 bed unit.
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House Speaker Car Miest facing veto override vote
The report notes President Ford expected to veto about 175 tax cuts with Congress likely to override. Speaker Car Miest faces a tense situation as Republicans weigh prospects for reelection next year amid unclear vote counts and preemptive pressure from aides and reporters.
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Christmas Song That Existed Only on a Flipside
An old studio tale recalls a Christmas tune recorded in a flip side attempt. The writer, JT Way, thought the song weak but pushed it through a demo. It failed to gain attention until San Mitchell rose to fame guiding the unfinished project toward a promised major release.
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Algeria Rejects Kissinger Claim at international conference
Iran disputed Henry Kissinger's charge that producer nations bear most blame for poor countries' debt. Interior Minister Jamshid Amouzegar told ministers and officials the West's high costs and export shortfalls cause deficits, not oil prices alone. Co chaired by Iran and the European Community, the conference outlines commissions on development and raw materials.
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Jamshid Amouzegar
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Goldwater Sees Rockefeller as Possible 1976 VP Candidate
In a Tuesday AP interview Len Barry Goldwater said Nelson Rockefeller might resign the vice presidency to run for the White House if Ford loses next year’s early primaries. He noted Ford could still stay in the race while Rockefeller would face him, prompting election-year friction. Rockefeller’s spokesman declined further comment.
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Senate faces test on halting U S aid to Angola
The Senate weighs an amendment to the defense bill to prohibit use of US funds in Angola except for intelligence gathering. The action targets military aid to Angolan factions backed by the Soviet Union and Cuba, amid White House concerns.
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Supervisors Avoid Vote on Trail Issue
County board members narrowly refused to bring two 143 recreational trail ordinances to a vote. The split defeated Eugene J Christel 14 to 18 as support for delaying action. debate centered on routing, funding, and potential state jurisdiction shifts affecting the 114 mile Milwaukee to Green Bay trail corridor.
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Eugene J Christel
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Arctic Front Brings Freeze Across Wisconsin
A rapid cold front plunges Wisconsin into Arctic conditions with subzero wind chills and temperatures near zero. The National Weather Service warns of strong northwest winds up to 2 miles per hour and a cold air mass from Canada, with warming expected by week’s end as a new low pressure system approaches.
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