McKee Considers Self Defense Case in $120000 Claim
Myron McKee plans to represent himself in a damage suit filed Friday by Lester Ellefson against McKee and the La Crosse Area Public School District Board of Education over alleged assault on Leslie Ellefson at Longfellow Junior High on February 10. The claim seeks 100000 for Leslie and 20000 for Lester, with a City Attorney involvement and a 60 day window to respond or offer counter settlement.
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Ellefson
la Crosse
Lester Ellefson
Richard McLain
Antibus Protestors Rally In Washington
Thousands of antibusing protesters gathered peacefully at the Washington Monument in a march toward the Capitol. The Louisville group Union Labor Against Busing predicted up to 40,000 participants, though officials estimated well over 3,000 and rising.
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Washington Monument
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Louisville
District of Columbia
Monument Grounds
Massachusetts
Michigan
Jack Shore
Shore
Volkswagen to Build U.S. Plant In Rabbit Project
Volkswagen announced a $200 million U S plant to produce the Rabbit by mid next year with an eventual output up to 200000 cars annually and about 5500 workers. UAW President Leonard Woodcock hailed the move as highly favorable and noted the plant could create thousands of supplier jobs and at least $60 million in payroll. Possible site choices include Columbus Ohio Brook Park Ohio near Cleveland and New Stanton Pa with Ohio leaders offering to help secure the project.
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Volkswagen
United States
United Auto Workers
General Motors
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American Motors Corp
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Woodcock
Arthur Railton
Volkswagen of America
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Ohio
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Cleveland
New Stanton
Lee A. Iacocca
Automaker
Pittsburgh
Parliament To Name New Lebanese President
Beir ut officials said Christian President Suleiman Franjieh stepped down under pressure from Muslims and his own supporters. Preparations were under way to convene parliament to choose a new president. Beirut Radio claimed he signed a constitutional amendment enabling immediate successor selection.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Suleiman Franjieh
Franjieh
Boston Cars Stoned After Non-Violence March Reports
After a large Procession Against Violence in Boston, police noted false bomb threats and stone throwing in several neighborhoods. Cars were damaged and a church window was shattered in Jamaica Plain. Authorities said bomb warnings did not yield any arrests or confirmed injuries.
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Melville
Attica State Prison
New York
Jonathan Jackson
Marin County
San Rafael
Calif
Edward M. Kennedy
Edward W. Brooke
Michael S. Dukakis
Humberto Cardinal Medeiros
Kevin H. White
Spelman students force trustees to meet over black woman president
Fourteen of Spelman College’s eighteen trustees were confined in a meeting room without facilities as students protested the selection of Donald Stewart to succeed retiring president Albert Manley. Stewart later said he would reconsider his commitment. About 500 to 600 students held a vigil outside the conference room demanding inclusive, transparent searches involving students, faculty, and alumni.
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Donald Stewart
University of Pennsylvania
Albert E. Manley
Stewart
Spelman
Jeta Edwards
Minnesota Official Urges Sewage Dump In River
Roseville Minnesota AP A hearing officer backed allowing the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission to dump up to 386 million gallons of raw sewage into the Mississippi River to inspect 20 miles of aging sewers for damage.
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Commission
Mississippi
PCA
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