Sunshine Follows The Snow In Wisconsin Weekend
The weatherman reports freshWisconsin snow then sunshine on Saturday with highs in the upper teens to 20s and Sunday in the 20s. Clear to partly cloudy skies, frigid nights near zero to 15, and a trend toward cloudier Monday to Wednesday with chances of snow north and rain or snow south. Snow depths include Superior 27 inches and Lake shore readings, Manitowoc low near 10 degrees.
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Manitowoc Senior Citizens Reuses Cancelled Stamps
The group sells thousands of envelopes with canceled stamps to a stamp dealer. Proceeds go to the Senior Center Building Fund. Lenore Fiedler chairs the project and monthly revenue ranges from 30 to 340 dollars. Bernice Barta notes the Center welcomes canceled stamps via corner-torn envelopes.
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Reagan urges Republicans to stay true to beliefs
Ronald Reagan told about 2,000 Republicans that the party should not abandon its core philosophy to broaden its base. He warned a third party would not help the GOP and urged concentrating within the party while maintaining bold, clear principles. Ford and Rockefeller defended the two party system amid talk of third parties.
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Kissinger Opens Effort for Sinai Peace Plan
Secretary of State Kissinger arrived in Aswan to seek concrete peace proposals from President Sadat for a broad Sinai settlement with Israel. He aims for progress quickly and will hold extensive talks through Sunday before traveling to Damascus and Jerusalem and then Brussels for further diplomacy with Gromyko and Esenbel. Sadat welcomes a disengagement deal but seeks Israeli withdrawal from Sinai passes and Abu Rudeis fields.
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Sparkman backs more aid to Cambodia and South Vietnam
In Washington AP reports Senator John Sparkman supports continued aid including ammunition food and medicine for Cambodia and South Vietnam. In Boston a state subcommittee leader says criminal penalties may have to be removed from a fetus experiments ban while noting necessary limits.
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Fire lights Tehran bazaar killing three and injuring six
Fire swept through Iran's largest market in Tehran killing three people and injuring at least six. Officials said the blaze began in a firecracker shop where smugglers hid explosives for the new year. The oriental bazaar spans miles of narrow streets and is a major shopping hub.
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Glenn Reed
Wisconsin Electric Power Co
Auto plants reopen and recalls rise in U.S. recession lift
U.S. auto makers plan to reopen more plants and recall about 44,400 hourly workers next week as rebates end and production shifts resume. Ford, GM, Chrysler, and AMC run most plants while layoffs shrink, amid cautious forecasts of a possible sales slump later in March without rebates.
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AT&T interstate calls rise. brief talkers gain one minute
AT&T announces higher long distance rates effective at 12:01 am with an average residential bill up about 38 cents monthly and business bills up about 329 dollars monthly. A one minute minimum charge could offset savings on short calls and discounts of 35 to 60 percent apply during evenings weekends and nights.
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Tax Funds Eyed Social Security Funds Questioned
Washington AP reports a House subcommittee weighs using general treasury revenue to fund Social Security amid inflation and unemployment. The Social Security Advisory Council urged 6 to 7 billion dollars of general receipts into the system while Ford cautions against shifting away from earned rights.
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Insurgents Shell Phnom Penh Airport Amid Airlift
Insurgent gunners pounded Phnom Penh airport with over 40 rockets and artillery rounds, yet U.S. funded airlift of food fuel and ammunition to the besieged capital continued with limited impact. National Assembly urged President Lon Nol to take urgent measures as international flights resumed and domestic services were canceled.
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Classified Buick Special Ad Says It Was Sold
An advertisement for a yellow Wes Buick Special two door automatic with new paint and brake work notes the car was sold after the ad ran eight days. It lists contact numbers 000 0020 and 664 443 and 793 1317 for placing ads.
Seniors Bowl League Reflections From Manitowoc
Lakeshore viewfinder Nic Hein notes weekly Tuesday bowling with senior citizens in Manitowoc for three years. Jack Hume, 82, occasionally subs, recalling a 195 average from Chilton decades ago.
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