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Herald Times Reporter

Location

Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1977

Page

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Graduation credit plan eyed by Kiel Board of Education

A Kiel Board of Education proposal would raise graduation credit requirements. Milk sales trends are under review to cover costs. Cloud seeding plans delayed as Shower Power Co op works to straighten its corporate structure. A burglary in Kewaunee County netted about $1,000 and several old coins. Lakeshore Area page 11 has details. Hubert Green wins U S Open after a 70 final round. See Sports Today pages 12 and 13 for Two Rivers Polar Bears, Shoreland Baseball League loss to Howards Grove, Brewers defeat in California, and MLB managerial shakeups. The Pocono Boy Singers perform Thursday in the Silver Lake College chapel Manitowoc. Bernard Schade directs. Open to the public. Community Scene for more information.

Kiel Board of Education Shower Power Co-op Kewaunee County Lakeshore Area Hubert Green Two Rivers Polar Bears Shoreland Baseball League Howards Grove Milwaukee Brewers California Pocono Boy Singers Silver Lake College Manitowoc Bernard Schade East Stroudesburg State College

Orange juice ads may replace Anita Bryant with Fiedler Hamill

In Boston Arthur Fiedler after stepping down from the Boston Pops says he has filmed Florida orange juice commercials. The Florida Citrus Commission worries Bryant's anti gay campaign may hurt the brand and may ask her to give up her $100000 a year role. Backup ads feature Fiedler and Dorothy Hamill while a marketing survey runs.

Boston Anita Bryant Arthur Fiedler Dorothy Hamill Boston Pops Fiedler Florida Florida Citrus Commission Miss Bryant The Commission Miss Hamill

Senate to tackle abortion busing debates and spending

In Washington the Senate opens a busy week shaping domestic spending priorities with renewed clashes over abortion and busing. The Foreign Relations Committee meets in closed session to hear Adm Turner on President Carter’s plan to withdraw U.S. ground troops from Korea and to receive a CIA report on gradual troop withdrawal.

Washington Congress Senate Carter Senate Foreign Relations Committee U.S Korea Adm Stansfield Turner CIA

American cardinals lead Rome canonization ceremonies

In Rome thousands of pilgrims begin a three day Triduum for the canonization of the first male American saint. Cardinal Carberry conducts Mass at St Mary Major, Cardinal Krol presides at St John Lateran, and Cardinal Cooke leads prayer at St Paul Outside the Walls.

Vatican City Rome Homan John Nepomucene Neumann Philadelphia John Cardinal Carberry St. Louis St. Mary Major John Cardinal Krol St. John Lateran Terence Cardinal Cooke New York St. Paul's

Wisconsin Weekend Weather Outlook With Sun and Showers

The National Weather Service reports mostly sunny coastal Wisconsin conditions with highs in the 70s and 80s, overnight lows in the 50s, and scattered showers or thunderstorms. Strong Lake Michigan winds hinder outdoor activities, especially Father's Day weekend, with Two Rivers hitting a weekend low of 54 and Manitowoc recording a trace of rain. The extended outlook through Friday calls for mild days, cool nights, and scattered sunny periods, with temperatures easing into the 70s later in the week.

Associated Press Badger State National Weather Service Wisconsin Weather Service Lake Michigan Manitowoc Two Rivers

Supreme Court rule bans state abortion funding requirement

The Supreme Court held 6-3 that neither the Constitution nor federal law requires states to pay for elective abortions when mothers are indigent. The decision, covering Connecticut and Pennsylvania, lets states choose whether to fund abortion-related medical costs for poor women. The Hyde amendment and Medicaid funding remain under debate as Congress weighs federal limits on abortion funds.

Washington Supreme Court Connecticut Pennsylvania High Court Lewis F. Powell Jr Warren E. Burger Byron R. White William H. Rehnquist John Paul Stevens Thurgood Marshall William J. Brennan Jr Harry A. Blackmun Powell Congress House Senate Federal Health Service For

St Andrew Church marks milestone with mass and dinner

St Andrew Church in Manitowoc celebrated its founding with a concelebrated mass led by Auxiliary Bishop John Greliinger and remarks by Bishop Aloysius Wyersle. The event honored founding pastor Msgr Henry Letz and featured a parish history by Beatrice Lallensack plus priestly notices and a dinner in the parish hall.

Aloysius J. Wyerslo St Andrew Catholic Church Wyersle Cis Xavier Green Bay James Stamborski Stamborski John B. Greliinger Wycisle Father Letz Beatrice Lallensack St. Andrew Catholic Church Manitowoc Aloysius J. Wycisle

Alaskan pipeline starts service signal marks start of flow

In Prudhoe Bay Alaska the trans Alaska pipeline begins operation with a mechanical pig signaling test flow. The 800 mile line from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez will move 12 million barrels daily once fully underway. Alyeska officials call the start efficient and pivotal for oil companies and the nation.

Alyeska Valdez Prudhoe Bay Alaska Pradhoe Bay William Darch Alyeska Pipeline Service Co Arctic Ocean Arctic Circle Prince William Sound

Begin faces first vote on coalition in Knesset

In Jerusalem AP reports Menachem Begin prepares for his first confidence vote in the Knesset as prime minister designate. He forms a coalition with National Religious Party and Agudat Yisrael, pledging two supporting members for a narrow majority. Begin plans a Washington visit to meet President Carter amid calls for territorial concessions. Dayan’s presence as foreign minister is seen as moderating.

Washington Carter Begin Labor Labor Defense Moshe Dayan Israel West Bank Jordan River

Two Barns Burn Near Newton in Farm Fire

A fire Saturday afternoon destroyed two rural Newton barns belonging to Ned Hahn and Ted Sukowaty. About 12 calves and farm equipment were lost along with 15 tons of cut hay and 1,000 bales of new hay and lumber valued at $1,000. Firefighters from Cleveland and Newton in Manitowoc County and Haven and Adam in Sheboygan County battled the blaze after an elevator used in loading hay sparked the flames. The origin remains undetermined and the incident continued into the evening.

Newton Ned Hahn Ted Sukowaty Cleveland St. Natanz Manitowoc County Haven Adam Sheboygan County

Amin Missing Report Claims Amin Missing

A Nairobi paper reports Idi Amin missing after a weekend assassination attempt near Entebbe, with Ugandan officials denying the claim. An Amin home contact says he has not been seen since Friday while authorities search Uganda, and the Daily Nation cites unidentified sources about gunmen at Bayitabire trading center.

Kenya Idi Amin Amin Aminat Uganda Adrisi Information Ministry

Classified Ad Seeks Two Bedroom Apartment For Rent

Classified readers sought apartment. Two bedroom units with kitchen bath living room heat water electricity and garage included. Contact numbers 684 4433 or 793 1917. Ask for Ad-Vior.

Manitou county serviceman drowns near Berlin in canoe accident

A 19 year old Manitowoc County radar repairman Joseph William Deehr drowned Saturday afternoon while canoeing with a fellow serviceman on the Fox River near Berlin Winnebago County They attempted to cross a dam at Eureka about 15 miles east of Berlin The bow submerged and Deehr was pulled underwater despite resuscitation efforts by Gregory Larsen of Manitowoc Deehr was the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Deehr and brother of Circuit Judge Allan J Deehr (Rt 1 Newton)

Manitowoc Fox River Berlin Winnebago County Sheriff's Dept Joseph William Deehr Finland Air Force Base Minn Deehr Joseph Deehr Rt. 1 Allan J

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