Buda seeks new ruling on firing appeal to Chicago circuit
Joseph W. Buda, fired Mishicot police officer Feb 17, 1972, appeals May federal ruling. Attorney James C. Wood says grounds not stated yet but claims due process rights were violated and seeks $350,000 damages plus reinstatement. Defendants include Mishicot Village Board members, Village Clerk William Bergelin, and Village Atty Martial Ledvina.
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Chiorine Gas Hits Jersey City Brief
Nearly 100 people were overcome when a chemical plant fire at Chemical Compounding Corp. sent chlorine gas over Jersey City. Seventeen were hospitalized, including a girl with a fractured skull, as fumes caused nausea and confusion.
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Break-in Inquiry Recessed in Watergate Probe
A grand jury recessed its inquiry into the break in at Daniel Ellsberg’s psychiatrist office after testimony from former White House officials Ehrlichman Colson and others. Subpoena of Egil Krogh is planned as prosecutors decide on indictments once Krogh’s status is resolved.
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Wisconsin Weather: Hail Rain and Warm Weekend Ahead
A cold front brought hail and rain to Wisconsin with a tornado watch for the eastern lakeshore area Friday. No tornadoes occurred while Manitowoc Two Rivers saw high winds and a quarter inch of rain. Temperatures fell to the 50s overnight, with highs in the 70s to 90s statewide and an outlook for partly cloudy skies and a chance of showers early next week.
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McCord Seeks New Trial over Perjury Claims
Bernard Fensterwald, attorney for James W. McCord Jr., files for a new trial or overturning the conviction in U S District Court. He argues a government witness gave false testimony and prosecutors withheld information as McCord was among seven convicted in the June 17, 1972 Watergate break in at the D N C headquarters.
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Senate Passes Farm Bill Amid Battle Over Subsidy Cap
The Senate approved a farm bill 78 to 9 despite Nixon administration opposition. It would set a 20 000 per farmer subsidy ceiling replacing the 55 000 limit, a plan criticized by House leaders Poage and Sisk as unfair to farmers and potentially worse for policy. The measure edges toward a House vote as supporters argue savings and incentives for producers.
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Viet Cong Step Up Attacks Reported by Saigon
Saigon says Viet Cong attacks surged across South Vietnam prompting US travel warnings. Czech observers and Canadian truce staff face tighter security as fighting intensifies near An Loc and along Route 13. Government says 45 soldiers killed, 26 wounded. Viet Cong claims 300 enemy deaths and two helicopters lost.
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Skylab gives astronauts power boost for 15th day in orbit
Skylab astronauts Kerwin Conrad and Weitz planned three long solar observations and earth resource passes from Washington to Brazil. The crew, on day 15 of a 28 day mission, powered by a reactivated solar panel, faced coolant loop issues but stabilized temperatures and continued studies aboard the space station.
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Charlies Conrad Jr
Paul J. Weitz
Earth Resources
Washington
Brazil
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Two Wisconsin youths drown while swimming in lakes and pits
The Associated Press reports two Wisconsin youths died while swimming. Bradley Ebert, 14, of Milwaukee, was to graduate from St. Catharine’s elementary school when he drowned at Northridge Lakes with a classmate. Blaine McClurg, 17, of Kenosha, drowned in a Pleasant Prairie gravel pit while with friends. his body was recovered about 45 minutes later. A third lad, Douglas Matthews, 12, of Grafton, drowned after jumping from a dam and was found in the river.
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Douglas Mathhews
Donald Matthews
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