Guard Placed in Hays Office Amid Sex Payroll Scandal
Washington AP report says police posted a guard inside Rep. Wayne Hays office after staff noted threats and problems. Guard removed at 9 a.m. EDT after round-the-clock surveillance begun Friday. Elizabeth Ray, 33, claims Hays kept her on staff as his mistress and starts a second book about Washington experiences.
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James M. Powell
Washington Star
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the Star
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Ohio
Miss Ray
Aquariums Come Back to Life After Fish Help
The author recalls failed attempts at keeping aquariums healthy as fish die or suffer algae outbreaks. A turning point arrives when Jerry Marshall shares six guppies, though a mix of genders leads to a dwindling colony. The writer notes the tank slowly improves, countering a prior belief that life in a tank was impossible.
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Jerry Marshall
Manitowoc
Coho
Beirut in Crossfire as Syrian Jets Reported Over City
Jets strafed Beirut with rocket barrages as leftist Muslims and Palestinian allies alleged Syrian troops pushed toward the capital from eastern Lebanon under air cover. Eyewitnesses described MIG21 and Hawker Hunters activity, with reports of rockets hitting southern districts and combat along the Moslem Christian front line.
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Lebanon
Foout Front For the Liboration of
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Saiqa Organization
Associated Press
Mohammed Salam
Radio
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Wisconsin Enjoys Warm Sunny Weather with Tiny Shower Risk
Wisconsin remains warm and sunny with highs mid to upper 80s and a cooling breeze from Lake Michigan. The National Weather Service forecasts a chance of scattered showers in extreme northern portions by late Tuesday as a cold front approaches, bringing a slight temperature drop.
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National Weather Service
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Manilawoere
Manitowoc
Two Rivers
Idaho Floods Swallow Towns After Dam Burst
Flood waters sweep southeastern Idaho as evacuations rise after a dam break near Teton Valley. Six dead and 135 missing, many may be out of touch. Idaho Falls area and Firth suffer severe flooding while Gov. Andrus tours the damage. Authorities warn the earthen dam could have collapsed.
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Firth Ated
Teton Valley
Blair Seipert
Resharp
Hilary
Cecil Andrus
Sheriff's Department
Plea Agreed In Fine Case And Cancellation Of Trial
Wisconsin and federal prosecutors reached a plea agreement with David S. Fine in a case involving conspiracy damage to government property and civil rights interference. A trial planned in Dane County on first degree murder charges was cancelled as talks continued with resignation notes indicating a plea to reduced counts. The parties include UW bomber suspect David S. Fine, attorneys Stephen Glynn James Shellow and Dane County Judge William Sachtjen, with possible courtroom appearance next Tuesday.
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Wis
University of Wisconsin
David S. Fine
Fine
Todas
Deynis Greczinski
Myron L. Gordon
Ham
Wilmington
Del
Humphrey Lynch
Dane County
Clreut
William Suehtjen
Stephen Glynn
Atty
James Shellow
Farm Jobs Delay Protests Over I-43 Route
A spokesman for the Interstate Alternative Assn says protests by I-43 opponents will be delayed this Monday after last week’s demonstrations produced 15 arrests. IRA critic Ed Klessig denounces Manitowoc officials and local chambers, calling their stance cynical and hypocritical toward agriculture, as he accuses leaders of promoting industrialization over farming. He argues the referendum on the road never occurred statewide and mocks local support amid ongoing dispute.
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Interstate Alternative Assn
Ed Klessig
Rt. J. Cleveland
IRA
Manitowoc-Two Rivers
Chamber of Commerce
Klessig
Sheboygan
Green Bay
Manitowoc
Two Rivers
Manitowee
Thay
Beer production back to near normal at eight Anheuser Busch breweries
Beer resumed near normal output across eight Anheuser Busch breweries as 8,000 union workers reported to work. Thomas P. O'Neill, age 63, drafted a letter to 287 Democrats in the House confirming his bid for speaker and asking for support. He remains the heir apparent to former Speaker Carl Albert after Albert announced he would not seek reelection.
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Anheuser-Busch Breweries
Washington
Thomas Po
Tip O'Neill
House of Representatives
O'Neill
House
Carl Abert
Oklahoma
Connally Emerges as GOP Delegates’ VP Pick Preference
AP interviews with about one third of 2259 GOP delegates show John B. Connally, former treasury chief and Texas governor, as the leading preferred running mate candidate among those expressing a view. About a quarter of respondents favored him, while roughly six in ten delegates declined to declare a vice presidential preference.
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John B. Connally
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Texas
Cons Vention
Associated Press
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Connally
Wisconsin Housing Grant Supports 1450 New Rentals
A federal allocation of 3.7 million to the Wisconsin Housing Finance Authority aims to back rental subsidies for about 1450 new multifamily units. The agency estimates issuing about 30 million in long term mortgages to leverage the HUD funds for these developments.
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Madison, Wis
Wisconsin Housing Finance Authority
Richard George
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Mexico City Shaken by Strong Earthquake
An earthquake lasting over a minute rattled Mexico City with skyscrapers trembling. No immediate casualties or damage reported. tremors felt in Acapulco and Veracruz. Mexican Red Cross noted emergency calls while telephones and electricity remained largely functioning.
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Pacific
Aca
Pulco
Veracruz
Gulf of Mexico
Mexican Red Cross
Republicans Back York for Senate in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Republicans endorsed Stanley York of Madison on the first ballot as their candidate to challenge Sen. William Proxmire. York, a 43 year old ordained Congregational minister, stressed political experience and a victorious campaign potential. Delegates favored York over Gary Ditney and Michael Motz, with minor votes for Herbert Hoover. Weather briefly mentions warm conditions and temperatures across Manitowoc and Two Rivers.
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Arthur L. Srb
Associated Press
Stanley York
Madison
LS. Senate
Wisconsin
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
York
Milwaukee
U.S
William Proxmire
Gary Ditney
de Pere
Michael Motz
Herbert Hoover
Dodgeville
Proxmire
Senate
State Assembly
River Falls
Brillion Pair Die in Sundar Road Crash
A Brillion couple died in a two vehicle crash on Highway 14 near Sundar. Paul Schley, 21, of Forest Junction survived with injuries. The collision increased Calumet County’s traffic toll to six for the year and remains under investigation. Daniel Maile, 78, died from injuries in an April auto semi crash at Highways 1 and 23 Town of Garrison with cerebral contusion and pneumonia listed as contributing factors.
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Sundar
Daniel Maile
Garrison
Calumet County
LeRoy Hughes
Maile
Bic
One Bedroom Upper Apartment For Rent Ad
Advertisement seeks contact for rental of a redecorated upper one bedroom unit. No pets allowed with garage included. Rate listed as 125 dollars. Nonsensical strokes reference contact numbers 684 4433 and 793 A317. Ask for an Ad Visor.
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Janice Marie Findlay
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Brookfield
Wisconsin Agriculture Dept
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