Second Suit Challenges Bong Park Law in Ashland Case
Circuit Judge Lewis J. Charles weighs a $2.7 million suit alleging the state law converting unfinished Air Force base land into a state park is unconstitutional. The suit by Norman C. Herro & Associates seeks damages as the firm planned to buy acreage there.
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Ashland
Lewis J. Charles
Air Force Base
Conservation Commission
Racine
Kenosha
Air Force
Charles
Madison
Norris Maloney
Herro
Time Service Inc Named in Toledo Address Line
R. Lazar and Time Service Inc appear in Toledo records with a listed contact at 419 241 4181 and an address at 245 23rd. The note records a business naming and telephone and street address in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lazar
Time Service, Inc
Toledo
Newsman Is Named LeVander Assistant
Robert Swanson a veteran Minnesota newspaperman is named administrative assistant in the office of Gov elect Harold LeVander. Swanson 45 will handle legislative liaison duties during the upcoming session after serving as LeVander campaign press aide. He has worked at Fairmont St James Mankato and Rochester papers and was political reporter for the Rochester Post Bulletin before joining the campaign last summer.
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ST. Paul
Robert Swanson
Minnesota
Harold LeVander
Swanson
LeVander
Fairmont
St. James
Mankato
Rochester
Rochester Post-Bulletin
Crackers and the origin of a kitchen term
The word cracker arose from the sound of breaking a biscuit long called a cracker. This etymology notes how the term entered common usage as baked goods changed in language and practice.
Magnavox Solid State Radio Amplifier Ad
Magnavox announces a solid state radio amplifier delivering 20 watts undistorted music power and stereo FM with no tubes. It promises drift free Monaural FM, easy distant AM reception, and ten times tube efficiency. Five year guarantee, one year free service, Magnavox Astro Sonic Stereo demo.
Middleton teacher wins libel damages in 1963 case
The Madison area jury awarded Dorothy Ranous 18000 in damages against the Middleton school board and 600 against its president for libel after firing her 10 days after Kennedy's assassination. The firing stemmed from classroom remarks alleged to follow the President's death.
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Madison
Middleton
Kennedy
Dorothy Ranous
Robert L. Hughes
Ranous
Clair Voss
Mrs. Ranous
Hughes
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Meat on Friday prompts mixed forecasts for fish trade
New York reports Catholics begin meat abstinence Fridays and fish dealers react with caution. Market researchers predict an 8 to 10 percent sales drop if meat abstinence ends, while others cite steady demand and increased advertising as dealers weigh merchandising efforts.
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New York
Fulton Street
Market Research Corp
Chicago
Booth Fisheries
State Fish Co
San Pedro
California
Warren Enos
Boston
Liberal House Demos May Fight LBJ's Spending Cuts
Johnson's plan for cuts in domestic programs faces revolt from liberal Democrats in the 90th Congress. Rep Don Edwards and others oppose reducing education housing and antipoverty programs while urging cuts in military spending instead. Mayors urge reconsideration of antipoverty cuts as civil unrest looms.
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LBJ
Washington
Johnson
House
Rep
Don Edwards
Dcalif
Americans For Democratic Action
Congress
Rer
Edwards
Committee On Economic Development
Detroit
Jerome P. Cavanagh
Cavanagh
U.S. Conference of Mayors
National League of Cities
Swedish Rotary guest outlines study year abroad plan
Hans Borge Modig a Rotary Foundation fellow from Sweden spoke at the Thursday Rotary meeting in Hotel Stoddard. He is among 151 graduate students from 35 countries awarded fellowships for 1966 67 and noted his University of Uppsalas 1965 degree.
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Hans Borge Modig
Rotary Foundation
Sweden
University of Wisconsin
Rotary
Basil Peterson
Madison
Rotary District Fellowship Committee
Irvin Felda
Kmart
Oscar Lindgren Jr
Hillview
Charles Ablan
Onalaska
W. R. Ninneman
Tomah
Carl Macy
Milwaukee
Don Kershaw
Sigurd Gundersen Jr
Two Men Die In Separate Wisconsin Highway Crashes
The Wisconsin 1966 highway toll rose to 1,007 with two fatal accidents. Albert J. Valenta, 59, of Maribel, was killed when his panel truck collided at a rural intersection southeast of Maribel. Alois F. Beck, 64, of Campbellsport, died in a Fond du Lac hospital after a collision between his car and a milk truck at highways 175 and 48.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Albert J. Valenta
Maribel
Manitowoc
Alois F. Beck
Campbellsport
Fond du Lac County
Fond du Lac
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Watchmaker
Magnavox
Main St
Dial
Lockheed
Marietta
UPI
Mrs. Dorothy Ranous
Hughes Ac
By Bob Monroe
Mr. Boston
Emin
Boston Distiller Inc
Mass
John Beckler
T.C. Esser CO
Dia
Midwest
Causeway Blvd
T. C. Esser Company
Bell Discount
LA Crosse, Wis
Mueller Climatrol
Schneider
la Crosse
3Rd St
Leithold’s
Taro
Mopar Se
Kimball
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