Gateway Transportation accused in SEC violations
A civil complaint in US District Court accuses Gateway Transportation Co. Inc. of overstating income and other SEC violations. Officers Karr, Lindseth Jr., Moody, and former VP Schousen named. Consent decree issued banning violations. company denies truth of allegations. State prison meningitis case also noted with autopsy progress and precautionary antibiotics.
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Securiy Commission
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Anthony Karr
Lawrence §. Lindseth Jr
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Henry E
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Attic Find Hints at Possible Original Declaration of Independence
A Boston minister says two fragile yellow pages of the Declaration of Independence may be the original Jefferson manuscript. National Archives experts caution further testing is needed to verify authenticity, including fiber and ink analysis.
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Frigid Wisconsin Weather Signals Deep Freeze Across State
At 5 a.m. the wind chill in Superior hit 45 degrees below zero as the frigid air spreads across Wisconsin. Temperatures may drop to 15 to 25 below in the north and 10 to 15 below in the south by Wednesday morning with highs around zero to five below in the north and near zero in the south.
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Fire Destroys Rockland Home
A fire destroyed the home of Wendell Everson three miles south of Rockland in the morning. Bangor Fire Department was alerted at 7 20 a m and firemen worked to save an attached garage. Everson and his wife were the only occupants and no injuries were reported.
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Soviet missiles alleged in Laos highlands report
Bangkok based policy expert Thanat Khoman cited intelligence claims of Soviet missile silos in Laos high mountain area. He warned they could target China or Thailand, while Pentagon and State Dept denied knowledge. Rumors persist about Soviet military facilities in Laos amid regional tensions.
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Laos
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Thanat Khoman
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Study of Cop Fitness May Cost $11,000
The LWCCJPC approved 10,000 in grants plus 555 city and 555 federal funds for a joint La Crosse Police and Fire Commission and UW La Crosse study to set minimum physical standards for officers. Opponents warned of firings for failing to meet standards while supporters stressed training and job matching.
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Lower West Central Criminal Justice Planning Council
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Hackner
AWL
Roellich
UWL
The
Wisconsin Council of Criminal Justice
WCCJ
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Lichtie
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Carter hints tax cut as part of economic package
President elect Carter said a tax cut is a likely prospect within a broad economic stimulus plan to be unveiled next week. He outlined a work initiative and tax relief alongside job creation while meeting advisers and Cabinet picks on St Simons Island.
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New York
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Plains
White House
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Leonid Brezhnev
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