30 May 1975
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Newspaper
Herald Times Reporter
Location
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1975
Page
1
Fragmentary notes mention a 1942 weekend event and various names, conferences, and notices. Reading is hindered by corruption and repetition, but references to a senior conference, a banquet, and local reporting suggest a mid century community notice with scattered individuals and places.
County officials broke ground on a new health care center on the south side of Wanitawee Death Carl Center, marking the start of a 147 bed expansion and related programs. The $47 million project includes base bids of 36 million with 11 million in tired costs, to be financed by a county bond issue approved last December. The existing 1990 building houses 214 residents and the project aims to ease crowded conditions and improve care for the disabled and disadvantaged.
A muddled wire service summary reports claims that CIA and military officials withheld information about assassination plots linking Fidel Castro to the Kennedy inquiry. It notes debate over whether Castro involvement could have ordered attacks, with unnamed sources and multiple outlets signaling a possibility long debated by investigators.
The administration warns unemployment will average about 8.1 percent this year, higher than earlier estimates, with about 4 million workers jobless by year end. A midyear report projects a possible uptick to above 4 percent in spring, yet hints at a modest improvement later as reforms take effect. Continued on Page 2.
Washington reports hint that a federal drug agency head may resign amid a widening probe into corruption within the Drug Enforcement Administration. Officials described a long running investigation touching top officials, morale issues, and possible misconduct. The probe, formed to examine agency contracts and personnel, has intensified under White House pressure and is linked to earlier inquiries into irregularities.
Patricia Hearst pleaded guilty to a four misdemeanor drug charge in District Court and was placed on probation for four months. The 194 student at Bell College in Denver and Donald Ro Mollett, 21, of Denver, were arrested March 4 at the Rainbow Bodie in Niagara Falls while diving from Canada into the United States.
City officials announce a 20 year planning milestone for a downtown Green Bay shopping mall. Groundbreaking will occur this summer with a project housing between 70 and 120 stores and a completion target of 1977. Local officials credit a Connecticut insurer loan for enabling the start of construction.
James Rowen Madison official presented Fidel Castro with a key to the city amid a Miami Madison visit. Rowen accompanied his father in law Senator George V. VicGavera and noted Castro expressed interest in visiting Madison. Rowen said Castro would find a warm welcome.
Wisconsin Laborers District Council officials say a strike is scheduled for Monday morning against sewer and waterline contractors statewide after a contract dispute with Public Works Contractors. The action aims to slow construction on public works projects around the state including Pond Au Lac Focal 186.
Advertisement for a Harley Davidson 1254 listed at 750 dollars with excellent condition and 1709 miles. Item to be seen at a given address. Buyer encouraged to call for ad placement details.
In Brussels leaders of NATO amid criticism from Portugal and Turkey reaffirmed unity against Soviet arms expansion. They pledged to strengthen collective defenses while addressing economic strains and Western aid burdens as U S support for allies was praised and questioned by domestic leaders.
Readings show highs around 60s to mid 70s with showers possible in southeast. Cooler tonight with lows in the 30s to 40s. Temperatures near 50s to 50s in late Thursday into Friday across Manitowoc and Two Rivers with variable cloud cover and a chance of showers.
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