Getty II kidnap case tied to Calabrian mob in Rome
Mother Gail Harris considers moving to the United States with Getty II and two other children amid fears of reprisals by kidnappers. Police keep case information tight as Rome suspects Calabrian Mafia links. Getty II was found near Lagonegro after a five month abduction.
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Rome
J. Paul Getty II
United States
Getty
Gail T Harris
San Francisco
Eith Rome
Fernando Hassone
Italy
Piazza Farnese
Lagonegro
Naples
Put Up Or Shut Up On Impeachment Says Goldwater
Senator Barry Goldwater urges rapid House impeachment action against President Nixon. In a Christian Science Monitor interview he criticizes the President for delaying and dodging questions about Watergate, saying openness could have changed public opinion and that Nixon ignores good advice.
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Barry
Boston
Barry Goldwater
House
Nixon
Christian Science Monitor
Arizona
House Judiciary Committee
Goldwater
Four Snowmobilers Die In Wisconsin Weekend Accidents
The Associated Press reports four snowmobilers died in Wisconsin over the weekend, bringing the season total to five. Michael Short, 15, of Rubicon, died after a collision with a truck in Rubicon. David Rock, 23, of Wausau, died when his snowmobile hit a utility pole near Schofield. Wilfred Janisch, 42, of Ellsworth, died after his snowmobile struck a fence in Pierce County. Robert Westenberger, 20, of Stockbridge, died when his machine hit a utility pole west of Conover in Vilas County. An Iron County accident occurred a week earlier.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Michael Short
Rubicon
Dodge County
David Rock
Wausau
Schofield
Ellsworth
Wilfred Janisch
Pierce County
Robert Westenberger
Stockbridge
Conover
Vilas County
Iron County
Board to Review Longfellow Bids Tuesday
The La Crosse Area Public School District Board of Education will meet at 7 30 p m in the Main Library Auditorium to review bids for an addition and renovation at Longfellow Junior High. Bids open at 2 p m in the board office and will be presented to the board that evening. The district has 906000 budgeted for construction renovation contingency architect fees and equipment. The board will study Wisconsin Association of School Boards policies and decide on support or opposition. It will act on year end finances personnel actions and receive a report from the community relations committee.
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Longfellow Junior High School
la Crosse Area
Wisconsin Association of School Boards
Carol Gundersen
La Crosse Tribune Subscriber Rates
The La Crosse Tribune lists mail and carrier rates including city delivery at 31.60 biweekly and one year subscriptions at 30.00 within 75 miles of La Crosse. The paper is published every afternoon and Sunday morning at 401 No. 3rd St La Crosse WI 54601.
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the Tribune
No. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Energy bill looms as Wisconsin lawmakers weigh power tools
Lawmakers face a fight over granting power to resolve the energy shortage with Lt Governor Lucey and others warning about who decides what is needed. A lawsuit by 13 municipalities blocks full $165 million in shared tax revenues, while state agencies push for immediate partial distribution to avoid further lawsuits.
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Ious
Lucey
Johnson
York
State
Republican Party
Wisconsin
Department of Administration
Department of Revenue
Richard Orton
Union Rejects Trane Contract
Trane Lodge 21 members voted to reject the latest offer in a strike that began September 16. About 1,500 ballots were cast with more than 900 opposing the proposal, as issues include pay, cost of living, pensions, and lunch breaks. The strike is the longest in the union's history at Trane Co.
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Trane
Trane Lodge 21
Mary E. Sawyer
Dale Freehoff
Freehoff
Trane Co
Reduced Cost Guideline Reset For School Lunch
The Agriculture Department raises the maximum income for reduced price lunches to 7 440 per year for a family of four, a 25 percent increase. The change, authorized by Congress in child nutrition legislation signed by President Nixon, affects about 225 000 of 24.4 million children on reduced price meals as of October 1, and sets no more than 20 cents for the reduced price. Families of four can earn up to 4 250 annually to qualify for free meals, with 8 4 million children already receiving them.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
Nixon
Trucks Roll On As Park-In Ends National Protest Shifts
The Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers ends park-ins at major routes as 200 independent drivers vote to resume driving. Leaders plan to form a national association while promising future protests if fuel and speed limit demands remain unmet.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jersey
West Virginia
Kansas
Oklahoma
Ber
The
Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers
William Hill
Hill
Colorado
National
Association of
Independent Truckers
Dave Townsend
Denver
Washington
West Salem Plans Environmental Review for Sewer System
The West Salem Village Council will hold an 8 p.m. Tuesday environmental impact meeting at Village Hall to review a proposed sewage disposal system and water system expansion. The project aims to serve an industrial park and a new county hospital under construction, with a $340 000 federal grant part of a $680 000 package. Officials from Owen and Ayres, the Department of Natural Resources, and the Mississippi River Regional Planning Commission are expected to attend.
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West Salem
Wis
Phyllis Kenyon
Lakeview Hospital
Kenyon
Owen and Ayres, Eau Claire Engineering Firm
Department of Natural Resources
The
Mississippi River Regional Planning Commission
Weekend Toll: Five Die In Wisconsin Road Crashes
Five people died in weekend crashes across Wisconsin, raising the 1973 highway fatality toll to 1,105 versus 1,129 a year earlier. Daniel Geiger, 23, of Appleton died when his car hit a tree in Calumet County. Arthur W. Sallman, 78, of Superior was struck while crossing a street. A Kenosha man, Robert Riemer, 62, died in a collision west of Kenosha. Vickie Ann Vervort, 16, and Mary Ann Heindel, 15, of Kaukauna died late Friday.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Daniel Geiger
Appleton
Calumet County
Arthur W. Sallman
Superior
Kenosha
Robert Riemer
Vickie Ann Vervort
Mary Ann Heindel
Kaukauna
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LA Crosse Tribune
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