Menominee Leaders Censure Estate Occupation Rights Rally Ends Quietly
Menominee tribal leaders censured the 45 demonstrators calling themselves the Menominee Warrior Society for occupying the 64 room estate in Gresham Wisconsin. Gunfire between demonstrators and police produced no injuries as mediation sought to resume talks with Alexian Brothers about turning the estate into an Indian health center. Authorities planned to reopen negotiations while warning against further escalation.
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Alexian Brothers
Schmidt
Chicago
Neal Hawpeross
Point Beach A-Plant May Be Closed Down
Wisconsin Electric and AEC officials disputed reports that Point Beach and La Crosse nuclear plants lack storage for spent fuel cores. Exec VP Sol Burstein said no closure plan exists while manager Glenn Reed notes shortages stem from delayed reprocessing shipments and aging storage capacity.
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Point Beach
la Crosse
Dairyland Power Cooperative
Burstein
AEC
Glenn Reed
Reed
Wisconsin Electric
General Electric
Minois
NFS
New York
Lucey Inaugurated Promises Lean State Budget Fight
Wisconsin Gov Patrick Lucey begins a second four year term pledging to trim government and push leaner, more efficient state programs. He warns of growing entitlements and outlines energy conservation, productivity, and fair taxation as guiding aims.
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Lucey
Madison
Wis
Patrick
Wisconsin
Jacey
Intalion
Anthony the Proad
Vessel Hits Span Killing 10 on Tasman Bridge
WORART Tasmania AP reports a British air freighter rammed the Tasman Bridge at Hobart causing a span to collapse. The Lake Mawarra survived about ten minutes. 42 crewmen aboard the ship with 35 rescued and four hospitalized. Cars plunged into the Derwent River. two or three may still be missing. The bridge connects Hobart's business district to eastern suburbs. accident occurred around 9 pm in light rain.
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Worart
Tasmania
Oleials
Utes
Hobart
Ice fishing on Manitowoc County lakes yields mixed catches and caution
Scattered reports show ice fishing weekend enthusiasm despite four to eight inch ice depths. Safe six inches, few shanties, and wary snowmobilers marked the scene. Two Rivers pair caught about 60 crappies on Carstens Lake, while other lakes yielded bluegills and perch. Lake Winnebago presents a caution with three to five inch ice. continued on Page 2.
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Bullhead
Long
Gass
Carstens Lakes
Carstens Lake
Gass Lake
Wevers
Enefish
Pigeon
Silver
Lake Winnebago
Panel Is Named For CIA Probe
Washington leaders say their CIA domestic spying investigation will proceed despite President Ford naming an eight member commission to study CIA authority. The panel led by Vice President Rockefeller will report in 90 days and its findings go to Congress and the public.
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CIA
Ford
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
White House
Ron Nessen
Congress
California
Ronald Reagan
Army
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Erwin N. Griswold
Afl-Cio
Joseph Lane Kirkland
University of Virginia
Edgar F. Shannon
Commerce
John T. Connor
Scott
Congressional
Lucien N. Nedzi
D-Mich
House
CIA Oversight Committee
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate
John J. Sparkman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nedzi
Commission
Stennis
Sparkman
Howard H. Baker
Rtenn
Baker
Rockefeller
Henry A. Kissinger
Henry A. Kissinger Made It A “Self Investigation.” Kissinger
National Security Council
Kissinger
William Proxmire
Dwis
MIT meteorologist links Ice Age study to future world food supplies
MIT meteorologist Reginald E. Newell argues climate shifts drive food prices and famines. He contends ice age research could yield long range forecasts to anticipate wheat and soybean costs and droughts, noting past price spikes tied to atmospheric patterns and ocean conditions.
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Reginald E. Newell
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Newell
Cambridge
Mass
Reginald E. Newell Newell
Technology Review
MIT Journal of Science
Sahel
Theiet Union
United States
Peru
Nixon Was Insufficiently Ruthless Liddys Opinion
Gordon Liddy argues Nixon failed to be ruthless over Watergate and should have destroyed tapes. He calls John Wolpi an informant and Maurice Stuart as a skilled liar. Liddys wife notes he remains quiet on Watergate and asserts the operation was justified.
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Nixon
Liddy
Washington
Gordon Liddy
Richard M Nixon
Laddy
White House
John Woligan
Mixon
Jeh Stuart Mauruder
Tadd
Juda Simca
Caith
Ake Wallace
Wallace
Watergate
Oxon Hall
Snow Back in Forecast After a Few Sunny Hours
Snow returns to Wisconsin forecasts after brief sunshine on Sunday. Light snow moved in Monday with up to one inch reported near the lakeshore and north to the state line as a low pressure trough shifts east. Temperatures fall to the mid teens to mid twenties with scattered flurries possible in the north and around Milwaukee Racine and Madison.
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Two Rivers
Mercury
Elkhorn
Milwaukee
Racine
Waukesha
Madison
Green Bay
Maid Ms
Manitowoc
Hospital spokesman says Wilaina recovering after stroke
Washington AP reports Su shastiee Willana a was removed from Walter Army Medical Center and spent time resting in hospital. A spokesman says he remains improving, with a private room and ongoing care as he recovers from a stroke. The briefing notes two other items, including ambassadorial postings and a Baltimore parish vote on altar girls.
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Sushastiee
Willana
Walter Army Medca
Podte
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