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Herald Times Reporter

Location

Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1977

Page

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St Andrew Parish Celebrates Golden Jubilee in Manitowoc

Community Scene covers St Andrew Parish Manitowoc marking its golden jubilee with day long events. Also notes MLB trades affecting Brewers and other teams. Farm of the Week expands to nine sites. Oxbow wildlife area vehicle damage concerns grow. Shoto Conservation Club adds women’s canoe race class June 26. Details on Lakeshore Area page 15.

St. Andrew Parish Manitowoc Department of Natural Resources Kewaunee Shoto Conservation Club Munedowk Foundation Rt. 1 Kiel Lakeshore Ared

Canonization of First US Male Saint Nears Finish

Vatican City AP reports after a 91 year effort Pope Paul VI will canonize John Nepomucene Neumann the first male American saint. Neumann born in Bohemia served as Philadelphia bishop from 1952 until his death at 49 and was named for sainthood by Archbishop Patrick Ryan who began collecting evidence after reports of cures following prayers to the little bishop.

Vatican City Paul VI John Nepomuceric Neumann Bohemia Philadelphia Neumann Patrick Ryan

Widow asks army to correct record in Slovik case

Antominette Slovik, widow of Pvt Eddie Slovik, seeks $insurance benefits and a corrected military record from five board members. Slovik, a deserter who feared gunfire, was executed by firing squad in France on January 31, 1945, the only American soldier shot for desertion this century.

Washington Iap Eddie Slovik Antominette Slovik Army Board Slovik

Suarez wins Spain elections but coalition lacks majority

In Madrid AP reports Premier Adolfo Suarez's center coalition appears to win the free elections after 41 years. With three-fourths of votes counted Interior Minister Rodolfo Martin Villa says Suarez allies will secure 170 of 350 seats in the Chamber of Deputies, leaving no clear majority and requiring support from other parties.

Madrid Spain Adolfo Suarez Rodolfo Martin Villa Royal Suarez Chamber of Deputies Cortes Parliment

Irish election vote tilt favors Cosgrave coalition

In Dublin the Fine Gael-Labor coalition edged ahead as Irish voters faced economic woes and Northern Ireland violence. Most observers predicted Cosgrave would secure re election, potentially making history as Ireland’s first government to win a second term with a moderate Dublin turnout and good weather nationwide.

Dublin Ireland Liam Cosgrave Fine Gael-Labor Northern Ireland Cosgrave Jack Lynch Fiana Fail

Wisconsin storms forecast with heavy rain and showers

The National Weather Service predicts showers and thunderstorms across Wisconsin with possible extreme rainfall in the lakeshore area this Thursday. Skies will be partly cloudy to cloudy with cool nights and highs in the 70s. Forecasts show showers Saturday and Monday, mostly sunny Sunday, and cooler conditions into early next week. Continuous rainfall was noted across 11 Wisconsin cities with Baldwin reporting 1.20 inches.

Lakeshore Wisconsin National Weather Service NWS Baldwin West Iron Mountain Mich la Crosse Weather Service

State Senate approves budget for final submission

The budget clears the Senate and Assembly with the lower house's version, sending the 1977-79 plan to Gov Patrick J. Lucey before he leaves office. Democratic leaders avoid a conference committee, aiming to have the signing as one of Lucey’s last acts, with Sen William Babbich noting lawmakers will eventually "throw it in the governor's lap."

Senate Sen William Babbich John Maurer D-Kenosha Luces Assembly Bablitch Stevens Point James Sensenbrenner Shorewood

General Starry to explain remarks at Pentagon

Lt. Gen. Donn Starry commander of the Army's 5th Corps in Germany was ordered to pause leave and report to the Pentagon Friday to explain remarks in a recent commencement address predicting a major war involving the Soviet Union China and the United States. This follows another general’s dismissal for warning of a Korea war.

Washington United States Pentagon Korea Donn Starry Army 5Th Corps Germany Clifford Alexander Bernard Rogers Starry West Point Soviet Union China John Singlaub Carter Singlaub

Ad Teaser with Phone Number and Fragments

Local classified teaser shows a phone contact 684.4433 and stray fragments including 3793-1917 and a prompt to ask for something unclear. The readable text suggests a small ad snippet rather than a full notice or article.

Girl Scouts deaths probed in Oklahoma case

In Loousto Grove Oklahoma authorities investigate the deaths of three Girl Scouts found in a tent. Two were beaten in their sleeping bags and one strangled. all three were sexually molested. Investigators report fingerprints and a footprint, with questions about the killer's identity and actions.

Looust Grove Okla Dist Sid Wise Lori Lee Farmer Tulsa Doris Denise Milner Michelle Guse Broken Arrow Camp Scott Magic Empire Girl Scout Council Cookson Hills Eastern

Halt to cloud seeding sought by Natural Weather group

A Wednesday meeting organized by Citizens for Natural Weather Shower Power Co-op urged emergency anti seeding ordinances and sought a temporary injunction to halt cloud seeding plans by farmers across five counties. They contest trespass rights and lack of scientific proof, aiming to pressure county boards with petitions and meetings to block seeding statewide.

Todd Taylor Nerald Times Reedsville Shower Power Co-op Manitowoc Brown Calumet Sheboygan Kewaunee Jim Burnell Chilton Natural Weather Group Wisconsin Burnett Citizens For Rabat's Country Gardens Todd Taylor

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