Four More Plead Guilty During Watergate Trial
Four more defendants from the Miami area pleaded guilty in the Watergate case, leaving only G. Gordon Liddy and James W. McCord Jr. at trial. The pleas were entered by court-appointed attorney Al Newmeyer for Bernard L. Barker Eugenio R. Martinez Frank A. Surgis and Virgilio R. Gonzalez, bringing total withdrawals to five.
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Virgilio R. Gonzalez
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Howard Hurt
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New York
Henry B. Rothblatt
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Wisconsin President Weaver signals regent review not aimed at political confrontation
Madison news brief reports John Weaver saying his request for a regent review was a matter of review not aimed at institutional welfare or reducing a personal or political confrontation with Democratic Gov. Patrick J. Lucey amid criticisms cited by the governor.
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Two Teens Nominated for Young American Medals
In Madison Wisconsin two teenagers who pulled two men from a burning truck will be recommended to Governor Lucey for the Presidential Young American Medals for bravery. Norman Clapp said he will ask inclusion of Steven Gunger Neillsville and Michael J Williams Marshfield in the nominee list.
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Patrick J. Lucey
Transportation
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Steven Gunger
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Michael J. Williams
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Group Forms to Protect Heck Interests in San Diego
A San Diego committee is being formed to defend Capt. Michael J. Heck, a B52 commander who has refused further bombing missions over North Vietnam. Burton Jones, theater chain operator, said the group sent a cable to Heck in Thailand offering to pay for the best civilian counsel.
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Wisconsin Weather Improves With Warmer Tuesday Forecast
A weekend storm brought snow in the north and sleet in the south of Wisconsin, with freezing rain and light precipitation. Temperatures are expected to rise into the 40s and 50s statewide by Tuesday, though some roads faced hazards Monday morning before improving. Local lows ranged from the 20s to upper 30s, while Manitowoc and Two Rivers logged weekend precipitation, with partial snowfall melting by Monday. The outlook calls for mostly cloudy, mild conditions Wednesday to Friday, with scattered light snow or rain in the north.
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Taxes Reduced With U.S. Funds
Federal revenue sharing funds lowered tax rates in 18 of Wisconsin’s 21 largest cities. For 1972, Wisconsin received about 130 million dollars, with 43 million to the state and the rest distributed to counties municipalities and towns. The Public Expenditure Survey of Wisconsin notes 59 of 72 counties reduced levies, largely due to revenue sharing.
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Wisconsin
Richard Jansen
Weather outlook and weekend temperatures in Manitowoc and Two Rivers
Partly cloudy Monday night with lows in the 20s. Tuesday brings similar skies and warmer highs from 37 to 44 in the north and 44 to 52 in the south. Manitowoc and Two Rivers readings show daytime highs in the mid to upper 20s to low 30s across Saturday to Monday with variable overnight lows.
Demonstrators occupy U S Consulate in Amsterdam protest
In Amsterdam demonstrators gathered near the KLM terminal to protest U S bombing of North Vietnam. They occupied the U S Consulate seeking to contact consul Eu gene M Braderman to discuss the police riot squad situation.
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Three Police Officers Killed in Belfast Violence
Guerrillas killed three police officers in Northern Ireland as bombs exploded across Belfast during two days of heavy unrest. Eight bombs detonated with two defused by British troops. A Belfast tavern, an auction room, and a news stand were hit causing injuries.
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Maximum 25 Year Prison Term Urged Across Crimes
Washington AP report cites the National Advisory Commission on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals urging a 25 year cap for most crimes, five years for nondangerous offenders, plus access to legal services and media for prisoners. The panel also backs ending plea bargains for lesser crimes, a single appeal, and decriminalizing simple drunkenness.
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Advisory Commission On Criminal Justice
Blake Nominated to Head United Presbyterian Church
Dr Eugene Carson Blake, former general secretary of the World Council of Churches, is nominated moderator of the United Presbyterian Church. Blake, 66, of New Canaan Connecticut, was named at a San Gabriel Presbytery meeting in Arcadia California after serving as Pasadena Presbyterian Church pastor from 1940 to 1951.
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Pasadena ‘Presbyterian Church
U S Troop Strength in Vietnam Falls to 23800
AP reports that U.S. troop strength in Vietnam dropped to 23,800, not counting 200 men, with ships of the 7th Fleet and bases in Guam and Thailand at the same time last week. The level matches January 1965 figures.
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Thailand
Nader Forces Join National Press Club
In Washington AP reports Ralph Nader's allies formed a Press Information Center within the National Press Club as part of efforts to advance a study of Responsive Law and broaden access to information, officials announced Sunday.
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Nixon Declares Superb Game After Miami Victory
President Nixon praised a recent college bowl game as great though his favorite Washington Redskins lost. He watched the televised contest with close friend C. G. Rebozo in Key Biscayne and told reporters the Sun and people of Miami can be proud of their teams.
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Military halt of bombing in North Vietnam announced
United States halted all offensive operations in North Vietnam following Nixon's order. The move, described as unilateral, cites progress in Paris peace talks while keeping mined Haiphong ports in place for future discussions.
Israeli Premier and Pope Hold Talks on Jerusalem
Vatican discussion with Golda Meir centered on the Middle East and Jerusalem status. Vatican sources suggested possible mediation role in Arab Israeli settlement while hints pointed to talks on future of Jerusalem holy places and potential Vatican involvement in broader diplomacy.
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Kissinger Talks May Yield Vietnam Cease Fire
Reports from Saigon indicate compromises on key settlement issues, fueling optimism for a Vietnam cease-fire this week. Haig carries a revised peace draft retrieved after talks with Nixon, Kissinger, and Thieu's circle, while Thieu reviews it with his National Security Council in an eight hour session.
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Ellsworth Bunker
South Vietnam
National Security Council
Wisconsin Toll Reaches 31 In 1973 Fatalities
Road deaths top the year with four new fatalities. Walter Ingebretson 32 of Wisconsin Dells died when his car overturned on Wisconsin 13 two miles north of Wisconsin Dells. Edward Brookins 18 of Fond du Lac and Sylvia Pribbe now 25 of Sun Prairie died in a head on crash on U S 151 three miles north of Sun Prairie. Mrs Gary Gulbrandson 19 of Superior was fatally injured in a collision on U S 2 about 13 miles west of Ashland. Debra Engelbert 13 of rural Brussels died when a snowmobile collided with a truck on Wisconsin 57 near Door County Trunk C.
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Wisconsin Dells
Wisconsin Highway 13
Edward Brookins
Fond du Lac
Sylvia Pribbenow
Sun Prairie
U.S. 151
Gary Gulbrandson
Superior
U.S. Highway 2
Ashland
Debra Engelbert
Brussels
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Door County
Halt in North Vietnam offensive ordered by Nixon
President Nixon ordered a halt to all offensive military operations in North Vietnam citing progress in Paris peace talks. The pause, effective at 10 a.m. EST, covers bombing shelling and mining as a unilateral gesture. Kissinger may return to Paris. Hanoi's response unclear and mines off the coast remain in place for now.
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AEC Orders Up for Study at Point Beach Unit
Washington AP reports a motion to reconsider authorization for a three month operating license for the second unit at Point Beach nuclear plant is expected early this week. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission staff says the board’s go ahead to run at 75 percent capacity while a fuel rod issue is studied faced no safety hazard. Myron Cherry for objecting groups says the board acted without authority. Plant owned by Wisconsin Electric and Wisconsin Michigan Power.
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Point Beach
Atomic Energy Commission
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Atomic Safety and Licensing Appeals Board
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Myron Cherry
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Wisconsin Michigan Power Co
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