Point Beach Dispute Delays $1 Billion Nuclear Plant Plans
Wisconsin Electric and partners face licensing battles delaying a 450 MW project and possible site at Lake Koshkonong while considering additional sites Jefferson County Kenosha Madison and Wood County. Officials say the plan could cost up to $1 billion with startup around 1980s.
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Nixon predicts a good year for the American economy
President Nixon forecast a strong 1973 for the U S economy and urged Congress to prepare for ending wage and price controls. He emphasized federal spending restraint, anticipated a 9 percent output rise, and set goals to lower unemployment to about 4.5 percent and curb inflation, while praising Phase 3 controls and seeking a one year extension of the Economic Stabilization Act.
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Nixon pledges to impound funds to resist tax increases
President Nixon declared Congress has not been responsible in fiscal matters and said he will continue to impound funds if it means restraining taxes. He asserted this is a presidential right under the Constitution and promised to submit budget recommendations aimed at the general interest, not special interests.
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Wisconsin deer herd effort faces tax and weather risks
In Rhinelander Wisconsin AP reports the state Department of Natural Resources says unseasonably warm temperatures and tax considerations threaten the deer herd effort. Governor Nixon stressed the general public must bear costs regardless of wealth or age, warning winter kill could rise if budgets are strained.
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Nixon Thien Meeting Likely in United States Next Month
AP reports President Nguyen Van Thien of South Vietnam will visit the United States next month to meet with President Nixon. South Vietnamese officials said Honolulu is the most likely venue.
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Thieu, Agnew Talk Plans Amid Victor Visit
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew arrived Tuesday for a two day visit and met with Thieu in the afternoon to map plans for the Nixon Thieu meeting, officials said set for February at the site.
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Weather outlook shows mixed precipitation and cold temps
Cloudy night with snow possibility in the north and rain in the south. Lows in the 20s to low 30s. Thursday remains cloudy with snow in the northwest and rain in the southeast, highs in the 30s to 40s. Manitowoc and Two Rivers measurements show temperatures ranging from the mid teens to upper 20s through Wednesday morning.
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Mild Spell Continues in State Weather Update
The mild weather persists as January ends with temperatures rising from subzero north to higher readings statewide. Cloudy skies, scattered light snow in the north, mixed precip in central areas, and rain in the south mark the week ahead. Forecast calls for partly cloudy days, highs in the 20s to 30s, and a mild Outlook into Sunday.
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Land O'Lakes
Marshfield
Cease-Fire Violations Decline Amid Renewed Fighting
Saigon reports show a continued drop in cease-fire violations as heavy clashes persist in parts of South Vietnam. Canadian members of the International Commission of Con- ]]>
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Four-nation peace group hampered by missing Viet Cong chief
Teams of cease-fire observers hoped to field soon but delay lingered due to the absence of the chief Viet Cong member of another peace-keeping group and no indication of his arrival.
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Classified ads offer best daily picks on bikes and autos
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Stennis Shot During Hold Up in Washington
Senator John C. Stennis of Mississippi, a key figure in the Senate Armed Services Committee, was in very serious condition after being shot twice near his Washington home. He underwent extensive surgery and remained conscious with stable vital signs. police sought two teenage suspects.
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Nixon plans Kissinger trip to Hanoi to open talks
President Nixon announced Henry Kissinger will travel February 10 to 13 to Hanoi for direct communications with North Vietnam on a postwar reconstruction plan he calls a potential investment in peace. He also said he would meet South Vietnamese President Thieu this spring at the Western White House.
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Keppler Withdraws Name as Wisconsin Lobbyist Applicant
Madison Wisconsin Senate Vice President Ernest Keppler a Republican from Sheboygan says he has withdrawn his name as an applicant for the state lobbyist job in Washington. The move ends a potential bid by the GOP leader and follows a period of consideration and public attention.
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Ernest Keppler
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Washington
Drawbridge Dilemma: Car Hoisted 35 Feet With Four Seniors Aboard
Four elderly Canadian women aged 74 to 78 rode a borrowed 1962 car onto a Treasure Island drawbridge in Florida. The undercarriage snagged on the edge as the span opened, leaving the vehicle perched 35 feet above Boca Ciega Bay for over an hour while responders swarmed the scene.
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