Rhubarb Recipes Highlight Lakeshore Harvests
Lakeshore residents gather the pie plant as rhubarb is harvested and featured recipes in today’s Food section. Chuck Wood and Kathy Finley are named outstanding senior athletes at Two Rivers High School’s Raider Booster Club spring banquet. Manitowoc County Chiefs protest an official’s decision after a loss to the Fox Valley Bombers, with full sports details on pages 9 and 10.
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Lakeshore
Chuck Wood
Kathy Finley
Two Rivers High School
Manitowoc
Salaries Published Stir Mail Service Postmasters
Washington AP reports the Postal Service raised salaries for top officials without a release, upsetting local postmasters who fear public pay figures will breed resentment. The agency’s public relations office has begun issuing news releases and letters to editors, revealing information about area post offices and the local postmaster’s pay.
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Washington (Ap
Postal Service
Mail Agency
Doubt cast on Beverly Halls Supper Club fire origin
Investigation in Solthgate Kentucky yields no firm cause for the Beverly Halls Supper Club blaze. Officials say theories remain options with no agreement on where the fire started and no evidence linking a person or ice bean in the basement to the incident. State Fire Marshal notes nothing established yet.
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Solthgate
Beverly Halls
Ken Brandendureh
Warren Uthworth
Vuye
Uialersom
Bus overturn near Menomonee Falls injures children
A school bus overturned Tuesday in Menomonee Falls Wisconsin injuring several children and the driver Sandra L. Keser 31 of 8 was treated and released. The bus stalled on a steep hill as the driver set the emergency brake and tried to restart the engine the brake failed and the bus rolled back left the roadway and overturned after sliding 24 feet before stopping. Police stated the bus was carrying school children ages 4 to 14.
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Mensomonee Falls
Wis
Sandra Ll. Keseh
Bolen S
Agreements unravel in North South dialogue talks
In Paris US officials said preliminary accords on major reconcsue questions unraveled amid last minute difficulties. Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance delayed departure as 18 developing nations and eight industrialized nations grappled with tough negotiations in the North South dialogue scheduled to end today.
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Paris
Cyrus R. Vance
Pans
Hodding Carter
Viking Mars life search ends with pessimistic view
Life search ends in Pasadena as Viking probes fail to detect life in Martian soil samples. Viking 1 landed July 13 and Viking 2 on September 3. The two robots collected soil, ran experiments until Tuesday when labs were switched off from Earth.
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Pasadena
Calif
Viking
Mars
Sparas
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Viking 1
Red Planet
Viking 2
Earth
Wisconsin Sees Sun After Storms. Funnel Clouds Reported
The National Weather Service notes three funnel clouds touched down southeast of Juneau in Dodge County, damaging a barn and equipment shed near Hustiford and knocking down trees and power lines northeast of Portage. No injuries reported. An encore of thundershowers was forecast for Manitowoc County amid 44 inches of Tuesday rainfall. Fog caused minor issues Tuesday. temperatures ranged from the low 40s to the 60s. Wednesday expected clearing with sun Thursday and highs around 70.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
National Weather Service
Juneau
Dodge County
Hustiford
Portage
Manitowoc County
Renewed US Cuban diplomacy seen with prisoner release
Guatemalan ambassador Casanova was freed after 48 hours in captivity by the Galf Army of the Poor, who demanded a public statement at the Inter-American Development Bank meeting. The ambassa dor walked home with a foot wound, reportedly fed and congratulated by officials. In Washington, tentative steps toward formal diplomatic exchange with Cuba were disclosed, aiming to restore full relations gradually while both sides expand contacts.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
el Salvador
Tregd
Jeffist
Eduardo Casadove Sunibal
Crisnova Sud
Guerin
Kidoh
Casanova
Inter- American Development Bank
Buach of Governors
Galf Army of the
Washington
United States
Cuba
New York
Carter
Ethiopia
Africa
Latin America
U.S
Plains
Fidel Castro
Castro
Batista
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Havana
Shopko plans local outlet in Manitowoc shopping center
Shopko aims to open a store on a 15 acre site at the southeast corner of South 35th Street and Calumet Avenue in Manitowoc. The project includes a 85,000 square foot Shopko with a broader complex featuring a supermarket and miscellaneous shops. Parking for 780 vehicles will be provided with multiple access points. A zoning variance was granted to reduce the setback from 25 feet to 8 feet from the sidewalk.
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Stein
Calumet Avenue
South 35Th Street
Zoning Board of Appeals
Shapiro
Dutch seek outside mediators for train hostage crisis
The Netherlands government asked the South Moluccan hostage takers to specify the mediation acceptable to them as 55 people remain aboard a northeast Holland train for the ninth day. Justice Ministry official Toos Faber said talks continued about food deliveries with no clarification by midmorning.
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Netherlands
Johan Manusama
Amsterdam
de Volkskrant
Manusama
Rosalynn Carter visits Costa Rica for talks and praise
Rosalynn Carter met Costa Rican President Daniel Oduber and Foreign Minister Gonzalo Facio in San Jose after two hours of discussions on human rights policy. Facio urged applying inducements over penalties and discussed UN High Commissioner efforts. The event followed a National Theater reception with 200 officials and a youth symphony concert.
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Rosalynn Carter
San Jose
Costa Rica
Veith Costa R
Carter
Presiden
Daniel
Gonzalo Facio
Mryer
Facin
U.S
United Nations
Costa Fuca
National Theater
National Youth Symphony
Mrs. Carter
Washington
White House
Energy program analysis questions Carter plan impact
The Congressional Budget Office says the energy plan can be met without drastic lifestyle changes but overestimates savings. Analysts urge tougher standards or longer timelines, noting Americans would drive about 17 000 miles yearly by 1985 with the plan, versus 14 000 without it. Inflation and unemployment rise slightly, no major economic disruption expected.
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Washington
Carter
Congressional Budget
Congressional Budget Office
Congressional
Alice Hirlin
Benefits of birth control pills outweigh cancer claims say GWU researchers
George Washington University researchers Ward Rhinehart and Judy Felt said medical science has failed to prove birth control pills cause cancer. They caution that studying any link remains difficult, while noting noted benefits and continuing research.
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Felt
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Low Fandrick
Jack Beyer
Beyer
Evanston
Ill
Aps
Endicott
Agriculture Department
Madison
Wisconsin Gas Co
Robert Holder
Wisconsin Gas
Holder
State Division of Health
Margaret Hollerton
Chicago
Madi
50N
Milwaukee
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