Manitowoc to Plan 150 Bed Health Center Expansion
Manitowoc County moves to remodel the Health Care Center with 150 beds by adding southeast and southwest three story wings. Bray Cravillion Zemer and Associates of Sheboygan to prepare plans after a 26 to 1 vote. Project cost anticipated at 1 to 2 million dollars with funding rules due by January 1, 1975.
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County Hospital
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Manitowoc County
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Public Property Committee
Mahlik
Park Lawn Home
Shady Lane Home Inc
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North East Wisconsin Health Planning Council
James M. Hendricks
Hendricks
Nixon Watergate tape disputes timing of knowledge
Members of the House Judiciary Committee clash over a June 4 1973 tape excerpt that some say places Nixon’s awareness of the Watergate cover up as early as March 17 1973, four days earlier than his March 21 disclosure. Other members dispute that reading and debate remains unsettled.
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House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Ronald L. Ziegler
John W. Dean II
Dean
Peter W. Rodine Jr
D-N.j
White House
Rodina
Edward Mezvinsky
D-Iowa
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Charles Wiggins
R-Calif
U.S. District Court
Two Tornadoes Kill Two in Iowa Town
Two tornadoes struck Ankeny near Des Moines within five minutes, destroying areas of the 10,000 resident suburb. Police report two dead and at least ten injured as authorities declared a state of emergency.
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Peddler Ad Reminder with Contact Numbers
A want ad invitation urges readers to place notices for delivery around town tomorrow. Patrons are asked to call 684 4433 or 793 1317 and ask for an Ad Visor.
Wisconsin Weather Yo Yo Through Midwest Conditions
A fluctuating pattern of high and low pressure sent Wisconsin weather up and down. A Tuesday night low scattered thunderstorms across south and central Wisconsin, clearing by sunrise under a bright sun. Cooler nights followed by mild, warming days and a new chance of showers Wednesday night, with Thursday turning warmer and partly cloudy. Ground fog appeared before the high pressure moved in. Tuesday temperatures ranged from 83 at Baldwin to 67 at Port Edwards Rhinelander and Land O Lakes, with Manitowoc and Two Rivers showing 50s to 60s highs.
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Port Edwards
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Land O’lakes
Manitowoc
Two Rivers
Nixon Discusses Aid to Portugal
President Nixon met with Portugal's Antonio Spinola near the Azores en route to the United States to discuss aid and a prosperous Portugal as vital to the Atlantic Alliance. He indicated planned economic aid and noted Europe and the Soviet Union would receive renewed U.S. focus after his Middle East tour. Spinola arrived early for Nixon's arrival and the two leaders spoke of financial support to raise Portugal to European parity.
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Lisbon
Amman
Jordan
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Shortage of nuclear fuel threatens Nixon Egypt Israel deals
Rep. Chet Holifield warns a nuclear material shortage could jeopardize Nixon's arrangements with Egypt and Israel and leave several proposed U.S. power plants without fuel. AEC chief John A. Erlewine says new contracts can’t be made after June 30 as current output covers existing agreements and private industry hasn’t stepped up to help.
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D-Calif
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Atomic Energy Commission
Erlewine
AEC
Oak Ridge
Government to buy up to 100 million in beef and pork
Washington AP reports the government will purchase as much as 100 million dollars of beef and pork to aid cattlemen and hog producers. The meat would be donated to school lunch programs this summer, aiming to stabilize markets and hold consumer prices. Officials cautioned on price impacts, while industry leaders saw potential benefits to producers.
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Kenneth Bush
Nixon
Rush
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Cials
Department
American Meat Institute
Richard Lyng
Claire Robinson
Kansas Livestock Associ
Ation
Paul Nauer
National Farmer Organization
Kansas
Robert Dole
Kan
Arch Booth
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
NATO Ministers Pledge Close Consultation and Trust
In Ottawa the 16 NATO members vow to renew dedication to the alliance by maintaining close consultation and mutual trust. A Declaration of Atlantic Relations is to be signed in Brussels on June 26, ahead of Nixon's Moscow visit. The debated 11th paragraph, shaped by Kissinger and Sauvagnargues, favors a moral commitment to consult over a legal obligation.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Brussels
Nixon
Moscow
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Henry A. Kissinger
Jean Sauvagn
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Price Increases Fewer New Houses Predicted
Washington AP government housing data show the deepest decline yet with rising prices and fewer new homes. May construction starts fell 38 percent from a year earlier and building permits down 43 percent, to an annual rate of 1.45 million.
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Commerce Department
Meah
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