Milwaukee Woman 75 Named on Enemies List Protests
Anna Grapczynski age 75 of Milwaukee found on White House enemies list from Watergate hearings for contributing $100 to Senator Edmund Muskie. Grandchildren Patrick O Keefe 19 and Kathleen O Keefe 18 named. daughter says she will write to President Nixon in protest.
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White House
Nixon
The
Milwaukee Journal
Washington
Anna Grapczynski
Grapczynski
Edmund Muskie
Maine
John Dean
Muskie
Patrick O Keefe
Kathleen O'Keefe
Patrick
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Colorado Springs
Colo
Raymond Krukar
Marciszewski
Sen. Muskie
Israeli Jet Downed Over Suez, Egyptians Claim
Egyptian authorities said they shot down an Israeli Phantom over Ismailia on the Suez front. Israel denied the claim and reported two soldiers killed and five wounded in attacks around the canal. Another Israeli plane reportedly hit by ground fire.
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Associated Press
Egypt
Suez Canal
Ismailia
Tel Aviv
Suez
Cairo
Canal
West Bank
Northwest Airlines cancels 86 passenger flights over holidays
Northwest Airlines announces cancellation of 86 passenger flights and four cargo flights during the December holiday period. Most cuts occur on December 24 25 and 31 with a few on January 1 and December 23 due to a fuel shortage. The carrier has avoided layoffs by cutting overtime and not replacing retirees or resignations.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Northwest Airlines
Roy Erickson
Erickson
Northwest
Students Advised To Be Flexible At College For Jobs
UW Madison official urges students to stay flexible as the job market may differ from their plans. Edward W. Weidenfeller notes many seniors are multitalented and could fit various roles, citing a student who earned a music doctorate but pursued banking.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Edward W. Weidenfeller
Weidenfeller
Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Weather Synopsis
Wisconsin shows partial clearing in the northwest with snow flurries and colder air. Light snow affects the north east and south. Thursday brings variable clouds with occasional snow flurries and cold conditions across all regions. Minnesota remains partly cloudy with scattered flurries and persistent cold. Iowa expects cloudier skies Wednesday night, diminishing winds, then partly cloudy and warmer in the west on Thursday.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Truckers protest toll road blockades stretch across states
Protesters backed by delays on highways and 55 mph speed limits threaten reopenings if wages fall. Ohio Turnpike stoppages near Norwalk and Fremont blocked lanes with 40 to 60 trucks, while New Jersey West Virginia Delaware New York Connecticut and Los Angeles actions echoed nationwide. Arrests totaling multiple drivers marked the demonstrations and Overdrive Magazine urged a December walkout as a fuel shortage rallying point.
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Conn
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Overdrive Magazine
Voice of the
Mark Parkhurst
Chuck Gillingham
New Brighton
Watergate Hearings Highlight Witness Roles and Tapes
The proceedings reveal Powers saying he acted only to establish facts about the tapes and that the subject was a fact witness, with Gen. Haig expected to testify next. After the session, Sirica hinted at a future ruling. Separately, Hughes’ attorney gave $100,000 in cash tied to Nixon-era fund trafficking.
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Powers
White House
Secret Service
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Zumwalt
Sirica
Howard Hughes
Senate Watergate Committee
Charles G
Bebe” Rebozo
Nixon
Industry Layoffs Offer Holiday Pause for Auto Workers
Auto industry layoffs due to energy shortages and parts gaps affect hundreds of workers with pay losses while thousands gain a holiday pause. The Big Three plan layoffs for over 200000 of about 720000 workers, mostly for a week or less, with many receiving up to 95 percent of take-home pay through unemployment benefits.
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Detroit
United Auto
Pontiac
Pontiac Auto Assembler
Wisconsin students lose about six thousand in stock venture
University of Wisconsin business students invested one hundred thousand from a trust fund in a course and liquidated nearly all their stock at the October market dip. Prof Steven L Hawk says the group lost about six thousand dollars but might have incurred larger losses if kept in. The class split into two groups with different outcomes on holdings in energy and related firms.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin Business
Steven L. Hawk
Mideast
Hawk
NSP Customers Use Significantly Less Power in November
NSP Northern States Power Co reports consumers used much less electricity in November than October despite colder days. Total output reached 1.496 billion kilowatts in November versus 1.570 billion in October, with only a modest rise versus 1972. An official cited mild weather and conservation efforts as possible causes.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Northern States Power Co
NSP
Milwaukee man convicted in triple murder case
Brian Gebarski, 33, was found guilty of first degree murder for the July 24 shooting that killed his estranged wife Karen 27 his friend John Dahm and Karen Kurz sister Kathleen Kurz He also was found guilty of attempted murder of his mother in law and endangering his father in law The second phase on insanity plea was to follow today.
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Milwaukee
Brian Gebarski
Gebarski
Lucille Kurz
Stanley Kurz
Karen
John Dahm
Kathleen Kurz
Kurz
Milwaukee County Park Commission
Pioneer 10 Probes Jupiter As It Heads Toward Pluto
The 570 pound Pioneer 10 pushed into Jupiter’s outer magnetic field and continued transmitting data from 1.1 million miles away as it circled the planet. Scientists anticipate it will leave Jupiter’s influence this week and reach Pluto’s orbit in 1987 becoming the first manmade object to escape the solar system.
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Calif
Jupiter
Earth
Pioneer
Health Group Honors Former UWL Director
Dr. Robert E. McMahon former director of health services at the University of Wisconsin La Crosse received special recognition from the Wisconsin College Health Association for helping found the Wisconsin State University Health Service Association in 1965. He directed UWL health services from 1964 to 1970 and is a Gundersen Clinic internist.
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Robert E. McMahon
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Wisconsin College Health Association
WCHA
McMahon
Wisconsin State University Health Service Association
American College Health Association
Cass St
Uwl
Gundersen Clinic
U S Hong Kong Unit Plans Saigon River Hotel
A United States-Hong Kong consortium will build a 550 room hotel on the Saigon River waterfront with completion targeted for late 1976. Final go ahead hinges on land lease terms with Saigon Hyatt Co. Construction would begin next June after Vietnamese approval and the project reportedly has investment privileges from the South Vietnam Investment Center. Other groups including Hilton and a Franco Japanese consortium also plan large Saigon hotels.
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Saigon
United States
Bond Set At 400000 For 3 Murder Suspects
Three Fryer brothers Allen 29 David 24 and James 21 were each ordered held on 400000 bond on four murder counts in the Gitchie Manitou murders. Arraignments drew about 50 people at the Lyon County Courthouse. The magistrate scheduled a bond review Friday and a pretrial for December 28. Sheriff Vinson said marijuana likely involved as motive. Victims were Stewart Baade 18 Dana Baade 14 Roger Essem 17 and Mike Hadrath 15 found Nov 18 in a remote park near Sioux Falls. The suspects waived extradition to Iowa.
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Sioux Falls
U.S
L. P. Baker
Allen Fryer
David
James
Lyon County
Craig Vin
Son
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Gitchie Manitou State Park
Stewart Baade
Dana
Roger Essem
Mike Hadrath
Fryer Brothers
Energy Crisis Deepens as Oil Prices Rise
William E. Simon announces heating oil prices may rise by eight cents per gallon amid U S energy crisis. Kissinger to meet Saudi and Algerian ministers but officials doubt rapid resumption of oil supplies. Richard Pillsbury Gale, 73, longtime Minnesota congressman and noted sheep breeder, dies.
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William E. Simon
Nixon
Federal Energy Administration
Cost of Living Council
Henry A. Kissinger
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
United States
Kissinger
Belaid Abdesalam
Industry and Energy
Algeria
State Department
Minneapolis, Minn
Richard Pillsbury Gale
Minnesota
Gale
La Crosse Tribune Subscription Rates Noted
The La Crosse Tribune lists delivery and mail subscription options. City carriers pay $1.60 every two weeks, and mail subscriptions within 75 miles cost $30 per year.
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la Crosse
South Vietnamese Reinforcements Rush To Quang Duc
South Vietnamese troops poured into Quang Duc province to counter North Vietnamese advances threatening the provincial capital. North Vietnamese forces seized Kien Duc, the first district capital lost since the January cease fire, as 20 tanks led the attack near the Cambodian border.
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Saigon
Quang Duc
Kien Duc
Gia Nghia
Woman Charged With Killing Her Mother
In Miami AP Mary McDougal Axelson, 82, a poet playwright, died from a brain hemorrhage after a beating. Her daughter Mary Axelson Cropper, 44, former NYC nightclub singer, was jailed on second degree murder charges after surrendering to police. Cropper, who performed as Sandy Stevens, was denied bond pending a preliminary hearing.
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Mary McDougal Axelson
Mary Axelson Cropper
Dade County
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