Plan to remodel elementary school approved by board
The Inside The New Holstein Board of Education decided to proceed with a plan to remodel the elementary school. Two area students received Shoto Conservation Club scholarships. A truck driver was fined for involvement in a crash that killed three. The Daryl Gabsch spread at Rt. 1 Cleveland will be Farm of the Week through Sunday. Photos and details on Lakeshore Area page 13. Pages 14 and 15 cover Wimbledon and Brewers results.
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Daryl Gabsch
Rt. 1
Cleveland
Lakeshore Area
Amin Declared Alive and Resting by Radio Uganda
Kampala based Radio Uganda quoted a military spokesman saying Idi Amin is alive and resting after a long period of hard work. The broadcast dismissed Kenyan and British reports of his death or disappearance as false, noting Amin approves radio announcements.
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Kenya
Uganda
Idi Amin
Radio
Amin
China Mission for Vance
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance will travel to China as the Carter administration seeks to normalize relations with the government in Peking. He plans to be in Peking August 22 to 26, but officials would not say if an agreement on full diplomatic ties will be reached. Taiwan remains a political obstacle to full normalization pursued by the past three administrations.
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Cyrus R. Vance
China
Carter
Peking
State Department
Hodding Carter
Vance
Taiwan
Rebels assault Harar. attack capital and rail line
Rebels of the Liberation Front of Western Somalia attacked Harar, a 50 000 population city, near the Addis Ababa Djibouti rail line. Government troops repelled the assault and conducted house to house searches for rebels and arms caches in Harar and Diredawa.
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Ethiopia
Somalia
Liberation Front
FLWS
Harar
Diredawa
Addis Ababa-Djibouti
Rain Promises Fizzle As Wisconsin Sees Warm Day
Wisconsin weather mixed as Oconomowoc tops state at 82 with highs in the 70s to 80s elsewhere. Showers fail to arrive though NWS forecasts more rain Thursday night and Friday, with a mild stretch Saturday through Monday and lakeshore warmth continuing.
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Pewaukee
Beloit
Hazlehurst
la Crosse
Manitowoc County
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Manitowoc
Mercury
the Weather Service
North Central
West Central
Spooner
Two Rivers
Wisconsin Assembly approves laetrile bill for prescription use
The Wisconsin Assembly voted 52 to 46 to permit physicians to prescribe laetrile and allow its manufacture with a State Pharmacy Board permit. Debate centered on nonprescription sales and safety concerns with lawmakers warning it could mislead patients away from proven treatments. The measure also included an option to donate body parts for research via a driver license form.
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Wis
Assembly
Assemblymen
Senate
Eugene Dortf
D-Kenosha
Food and Drug Administration
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
Senate faces decision on neutron bomb in U S arsenal
The Senate Appropriations Committee rejected Hatfield’s bid to ban production of a neutron bomb designed to kill people while sparing buildings. It approved a 104 billion public works and energy bill funding nuclear weapons activities, with details secret and next year possible deployment.
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Senate
U.S
Senate Appropriations Committee
Mark Hatfield
R-Ove
Public Works and Energy Research
House
NATO
Europe
Hatfield
Congress
Carter
Clinch River
Oak Ridge Tenn
White House
Korean spy chief reveals payoff to buy influence in U.S.
Washington reports that Kim Hyung Wook, former director of the Korean Central Intelligence Agency, says Seoul paid 33 million to create a Washington social club to influence U.S. congressmen. He aided businessman Tongsun Park in establishing the George Town Club, which gained traction among officials.
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South Korea
House International Relations Committee
Washington
U.S
Washington (Ap
Seoul
Korean Central Intelligence Agency
Tongsun Park
George Town Club
Kim
ECIA
House International Relations
Park
KCIA
Park Chung Hee
Rights get OAS vote in support of human rights push
The Organization of American States approved a U S human rights resolution at its seventh general assembly with 14 votes, eight abstentions, and three absences. The measure urges member nations to uphold human rights and increases funding for the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. Leaders credited the United States with advancing the issue amid opposition from some Latin American military governments.
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Grenada
Organization of American States
U.S
Gale McGee
OAS
OAS General Assembly
Carter
United States
Inter-American Commission On Human Rights
Hemisphere
Latin America
Argentina
Chile
Robert White
Peru
Mexico
Venezuela
Ecuador
Panama
Dominican Republic
Jamaica
Trinidad
Barbados
Granada
Suri
Editor Roy Valitchka to retire after 33 years service
Roy F Valitchka longtime editor of the Herald Times Reporter will retire July 1 after 33 years. A retirement dinner at Machuts Supper Club Two Rivers featured family coworkers and civic leaders. gifts included framed citations pencil drawing wristwatch and monetary gifts.
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Roy F. Valitchka
Herald-Times- Reporter
Machut
Two Rivers
Manitowoc
Lakeshore
Wisconsin
Daniel Fischer
Francis Lallensack
Anthony Dufek
Valitchka
Deborah Wage
Karl Schulte
LeRoy Schnell
Donald Pankratz
Two Rivers Bureau
Michael
Herald- Times-Reporter
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