Two Rivers Council OKs Petition to DNR on Landfill Orders
The Two Rivers City Council authorized City Manager H J Rath to petition the State Department of Natural Resources for a hearing to modify its orders on the sanitary landfill leachate. It also allowed negotiations with Schuette Construction Co Manitowoc for an extended bid. The petition targets creating abatement standards and potential shared costs, with questions about soil depth and ongoing evaluations.
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State Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Two Rivers
H. J. Rath
Schuette Construction Co
Manitowoc
Qet
Pwo Rivers
Waryzyn Engineering Firm
Madison
Council
Schuette
Charles C. Mulcahy
Milwaukee
Mulcahy & Wherry
Mulcahy
Warzyn
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Fromme Aims At President Ford With Loaded Pistol
In Sacramento Lynette Fromme, a follower of Charles Manson, evaded security and nearly shot President Ford in a park. The Army Colt chamber was empty though four live rounds were found in the slip. Fromme shouted that Ford was not a public servant as officers restrained her amid chaotic chaos.
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Calif
Lynette Fromme
Charles Manson
Ford
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Manson
San Quentin
Fromme
Memories of Opera House Told in 12 Part Series
Ruth Peck Gillespie of Manitowoc, daughter of former Opera House manager Stephen Pech, has written a detailed history of the North Eighth Street landmark. The Herald-Times-Reporter will serialize over 12 weeks starting Monday, drawing on a Manitowoc Historical Society monograph and interviews with locals to recount the theatre’s preconstruction origins and immigrant Bohemian Slovak life.
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Herald-Times
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Manitowoc
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Stephen Pech
Ceske Slovanska Lipa
Herald-Times-Reporter
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Madison
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Ford Vows To Press On After Sacramento Shooting Attempt
President Ford pledges personal contact with voters despite a loaded pistol aimed at him from arm length. Secret Service tightened security as aides warn crowds invite danger. Ford resumes schedule, plans security review and continues 1976 campaign trail.
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Washington
Ford
Secret Service
White House
Air Force One
Sacramento
Calif
Pueda
Calfornia
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Les
Kissinger shifts focus to developing nations at UN
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger finished a two day UN visit and will hold talks with Third World leaders on closing the rich poor gap before a General Assembly special session. In Louisville a planned anti busing rally was canceled after violence left many police injured and hundreds detained.
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United Nations
Henry A Kissinger
Middle East
Kissinger
General Assembly
Louisville
Sue Connor
Concerned Parents Inc
Green Bay Woman Loses Legs in Train Accident
A seven year old Green Bay woman, Barbara Anderson, lost both legs when a Green Bay and Western freight train moved forward while she crawled beneath it after returning from a neighbor's house. Police said her path was blocked by the idle train along tracks between two streets in front of the Anderson home.
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Green Bay
Barbara Anderson
Green Bay and Western
Anderson
Democrats Hope for Oil Price Compromise
Seven Democratic senators met with President Ford at the White House and expressed guarded optimism for a compromise on domestic oil price controls. Ford delayed a veto on extending six month controls beyond last Sunday, aiming to reach a bipartisan agreement before next Tuesday.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Weekend Wisconsin Weather Outlook Faces Showers
The National Weather Service tracks a low pressure system moving toward Wisconsin, bringing a chance of showers Saturday night into Sunday. Weekend highs are expected in the upper 50s to low 70s with nights dropping to the upper 30s to upper 40s, and several cities report mixed rainfall amounts ending Friday. Continued cloudiness and cool conditions are forecast for early next week with daily chances of showers across the state.
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National Weather Service
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Racine
Manitowoc
Two Rivers
Manitowish
Milwaukee
Rockefeller thanks Ford staff after assassination attempt
Vice President Nelson A Rockefeller praised Ford's safety after an assassination attempt in Sacramento. Secret Service tightened protection for Rockefeller in Rochester while gun control advocates pressed for restrictions on handgun sales. Senator Edward M Kennedy urged safe public access for presidents as Betty Ford expressed gratitude to the Secret Service. Ford resumed his California trip and returned to Washington.
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Nelson A Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Ford
Sacramento
Calif
Secret Service
Rochester
N.Y
Edward M Kennedy
Kennedy
Seattle
Massachusetts
Richard M Nixon
San Clemente
Betty Ford
California
Washington
Student Views From Manitowoc Area Schools
Lakeshore student Susie Moffatt from Manitowoc expresses enjoyment of school and gym classes and visits the library during summer reading time with her mother and friends. Colleen Crowley shares enthusiasm for school, math studies, summer river boat trip, and making new friends.
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Manitowoc
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Colleen Crowley
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