Frost Returns Tonight Forecasters Warn Wisconsin Of Frost
A high pressure system over the upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes brings a cool sunny weekend to Wisconsin with frost or freeze warnings issued for most of the state. Highs will be in the 50s to near 60 today, with overnight lows in the 20s to 30s, easing to upper 50s to near 70 Sunday as the cold front passes. Readings plunged rapidly in Milwaukee at Mitchell Field and across Manitowoc County, from 79 down to 48 in minutes, then to freezing by early Saturday morning.
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Compromise May End Milwaukee School Strike
Milwaukee AP report says a compromise contract proposal aims to end the 16 day teachers strike. The Milwaukee Teachers Education Association weighs a membership vote Sunday while the school board plans a meeting as leaders met with special master John Gronouski to finalize terms.
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Retiring Manitowoc Lincoln coach John Jung tied to local history
In a few weeks John Jung, longtime Manitowoc Lincoln High School figure and 28 years in the Manitowoc School system, plans retirement. A former Washington Junior High teacher and Army Reserve Lt. Colonel, he became athletic director after coaching, married Ber of Strong Prairie, a now submerged hometown erased by a lake.
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From the Editor and Sports Notes in Manitowoc
A note on alcoholism screening via a National Council quiz appears on Community Scene page 6. The basketball coach and athletic director at Manitowoc Lincoln High School will retire at year end after 13 years in the role. Sports Today page 7 features Dennis Hern on a feature article and Sharon Kolarik as the first girl athlete in a relay event. Corn planting enters a fall swing across Mantowoc County. Kari M RL 2 Manitowoc is highlighted in a Lakeshore Area photo feature on page 14.
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Carter and allies begin summit talks on uranium policy
At the London economic summit, the Carter administration lifts a ban on sales of highly enriched uranium to three participants and a multinational group. West Germany, Canada, Japan, Belgium, the Netherlands, and a West Germany-France cooperative project receive shipments. The material will be peaceful and not weapons ready, though reprocessing could produce weapons-grade fuel. Powell said the move aims to boost U S reliability as a nuclear fuel supplier and curb proliferation tech, amid pending Congress action.
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Oil lobby blamed as energy bill loses foreign oil limit
Washington AP reports that an amendment to limit oil companies from buying foreign oil was removed from a bill creating a cabinet level energy department. Rep. John Conyers says he will push the issue in the full House, arguing the big seven oil firms have a strained relation with OPEC. Senate leaders anticipate compromise on a three member Energy Regulatory Board with share power but presidential veto rights. In London, Carter and allies begin an economic summit to address oil prices trade unemployment inflation and Third World ties while confirming no major announcements are planned.
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South Africa May Bar Young Over Diplomatic Clash
South Africa’s Foreign Minister R F Botha said U S ambassador Andrew Young could visit if he minds his diplomatic manners and does not meet with black leaders. The State Department said the visit would go ahead as scheduled despite the threat.
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Concord governor appeals for aid over anti nuclear protesters
Gov. Mekiam Thomson asks citizens and businesses to help feed detain and guard about 1400 anti nuclear demonstrators held at four National Guard armories. Daily cost 39008. State has spent 0 to 0 since arrests on trespass charges. Oak wilt may devastate half of nations red and black oak trees over 30 years. Wisconsin pathologists seek resistant seedlings to slow spread amid warnings.
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Armstrong to Seek Bail After Contested Murder Charge
In Madison Wisconsin Dwight Armstrong 25 will seek bail in Circuit Court early next week tied to a fatal 1979 antiwar protest. His attorneys entered a not guilty plea to a second degree murder charge carried by the case and he remains in custody pending proceedings.
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Measles cases rise in early 1977 report says
ATLANTA AP measles cases jumped 65.3 percent in the first four months of 1977. Federal officials urge improvements to the nation’s Immunization Program as the CDC notes 27,? cases reported through May 1, up from 17,480 for the same period last year.
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