Suit seeks release of Nixon papers in FOIA case
Ralph Nader's Tax Reform Research Group sues to force public disclosure of Richard Nixon vice presidential papers. The suit asks a federal court to lift restrictions claiming most papers were government property and the gift deed was improperly executed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Ralph Nader
Tax Reform Research Group
U.S. District Court
National Archives
General Services Administration
GSA
Tax Reform Group
Robert Brandon
Nader
Public Citizen Organization
U.S. Dist
Joseph C. Waddy
Plane Crash Kills 4 From One Family
Four members of an Illinois farm family from Lake Villa died when their single engine plane crashed in a snowstorm near Cabery Ford County. Carl L Lunsford 48 Sylvia 41 and sons Scott 16 Bradley 13 were killed after distress calls and the plane struck a field owned by Clifford Hiddleson. The aircraft had departed from Kenosha Wisconsin en route to Birmingham Alabama with plans to refuel in Evansville Indiana. A family dog was found dead in the wreckage with another believed aboard. A search pilot located the wreckage at a 20 degree angle, with the craft bouncing 15 feet before stopping. No witnesses were identified and the cause remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabery, Ill
Illinois
Cabery
Ford County
Carl L Lunsford
Sylvia
Scott
Bradley
Lake Villa
Lunsford
Clifford Hiddleson
Kenosha
Wis
Birmingham
Ala
Evansville
Ind
Rusk Aviation
Kankakee
Births in Wisconsin Hospitals November and December
Birth notices list multiple newborns across Wisconsin from St Francis, Lutheran and Mercy hospitals including Jacqueline Johnson Rita Stetzer Julie Pfaff Joy Fryman Martha Overland Elaine Pedretti Bradley Michael Adrian Michael Sheila Marie Michelle Lynn Tracy Alan Cheryl Kay Karol Kim Jeffrey Alan Joseph Thomas and more with parent names and locations in La Crosse Janesville Black River Falls Ettrick Fairchild Onalaska Torah Rushford Sparta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennifer Lynn
Jerome Johnson
Ettrick
Deanna Salomonsen
Bradley Michael
Michael Shankey
Black River Falls
Thelma Casper
Adrian Michael
Bruce Wells
Barbara Pearson
Sheila Marie
Clifford Carpenter
Sandra Gutknecht
Michelle Lynn
Ronald Flick
Fairchild
Linda Jones
Tracy Alan
Larry Maxwell
Janice Straight
Cheryl Kay
Karol Kim
Michael Jarstad
Beverly Borgwordt
Jeffrey Alan
Skylab 3 Aims 42 Hour Walk To Photograph Kohoutek
Skylab 3 astronauts Gerald Carr and Edward Gibson plan a 42 hour spacewalk to photograph comet Kohoutek while William Pogue stays aboard. Kohoutek, discovered last March, says observations could reveal solar system origins and comet composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Pogue
Kohoutek
Hamburg Observatory
Germany
Jupiter
Mission Control
Gibson
Emerson Elementary uses newspaper to teach all subjects
Granite City Illinois AP reports Emerson Elementary School uses a daily newspaper instead of standard textbooks for grades K through 6. Principal Wilson says students show a year or more of learning growth in a single year, with gains attributed to using current newspaper content across math geography science and language arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite City, Ill
Emerson Elementary School
Wilson
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Younsters
Science Research Associates
Emerson
Release Ordered For Hunt and Barker in Watergate case
Two Watergate figures E Howard Hunt and Bernard Barker are to be released next week to await appeal outcomes. The U S Court of Appeals ordered release and withheld decisions for three other conspirators pending a January 7 parole hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F.rosenthal
Associated Press
Washington
E. Howard Hunt
Bernard L. Barker
U.S. Court of Appeals
Barker
Clara
Miami, Fla
Hunt
Allenwood
Elgin Afb
Pensacola
Fla
U.S
Nixon
John J. Sirica
Senate
C. Dickerman Williams
New York
Daniel Schultz
Frank A. Sturgis
Virgilio R. Gonzalez
Eugenio Martinez
Schultz
Sirica
CIA
Miami
Senate Committee
Grand Jury
Department Head Granted Leave at Viterbo College
Sister Agnes Marie Nash, chair of the Home Economics Department, received a leave of absence for the second semester to recuperate with family in California. She plans to return in fall 1974 after contributing since 1951, including initiating a coordinated dietetics program. Cochairmen Gloria Patterson and Margene Wagstaff take over administrative duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Marie Nash
Viterbo College
California
Viterbo
Gloria Patterson
Margene Wagstaff
Patterson
Wagstaff
Grace Pak
University of Wisconsin- Stout
Lutheran Hospital
Barron Man Faces Meat Theft Charge
A Barron Wisconsin man Donald W. O Flanagan 39 was arrested on a charge of possession and sale of meat stolen from an interstate shipment. He is among 13 arrests in the theft of 39 000 pounds of hamburger patties from a South St Paul Minnesota truck stop. Schweigert Meat Co was shipping the $50 000 worth of hamburgers to Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis, Minn
Barron, Wis
Donald W. O’flanagan
South St. Paul
Schweigert Meat Co
Columbus
Ohio
Three Children Die in Mobile Home Fire Whitelaw Wis
Three Varney children Vicky seven Terry five and Amy three died in a mobile home blaze near Whitelaw Manitowoc County Coroner James Powers said Donald Varney had left to pick up his wife from a restaurant when the fire began. State fire marshals assisted in the early morning investigation after a passerby spotted the blaze shortly before four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc
Wis
Whitelaw
Manitowoc County
James Powers
Donald Varney
Powers
Varney
Vicky
Terry
Amy
Review of 1973 Labor May Become Militant
Organized labor cooled toward Nixon in 1973 but warned of renewed militancy in 1974 with wage settlements designed to offset rising living costs. Contracts covered about 5 million workers in apparel railroad electrical rubber trucking and auto amid low strike activity and a 6.3 percent average wage rise. Labor leaders called for ending wage price controls as inflation hovered near 7 percent and unemployment dipped below 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Labor
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Congress
Public Hearing on Zoning Changes In Onalaska
Public sessions on January 2 1974 at City Hall Onalaska for Raymond Brothers Inc zoning from B-1 to R-4 and Donald T Clarkin zoning from B-2 to B-1 plus outlet descriptions and times. Also foreclosure notice for Case 29232 listing defendants and sale date February 11 1974 at La Crosse County Courthouse with terms as cash.
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Charles N. Ford
Gundersen Clinic, Ltd
la Crosse Lutheran Hospital
Ford
New York City
State University of New York
Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit
Mich
Randolph Air Force Base
Tex
Gundersen Clinic
Mary
Shady Lane Court
Judiciary Committee
City Plan Commission
Onalaska
Raymond Brothers, Inc
Sand Lake Road
City of
Donald E. Huggett
Donald T. Clarkin
Main St
State of Wisconsin
la Crosse
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
Sherwood Manor
William R. Black
Steele, Smyth, Klos & Flynn
Richard W. Schroeder
Dennis Gene Schroeder
Julie Ann Schroeder
Stoddard
Charles Wehrkamp
Neva L. Wehrkamp
James W. Hoeschler
Tri-State Accounts Management, Inc
Lynne Toweruilding
Credit Bureau of la
W. A. Roosevelt Co., Inc
North Front
la Crosse Forety
City of la Crosse
Sheriff Steele, Smyth, Klos & Flynn
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Wheeling-Pittsburgh
Allenport
Mike Yetsconish
North Charleroi
Bill Farquhar
Belle Vernon
Earth
Solar System
Jack Farrow
Farrow
Kabat’s Tavern
Hood
Jack
Marge Marcou
Jan Olson
McCord
G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy
Senate Watergate Committee
Democratic Party
Watergate
Committee
White House
Barron
Review of 1973
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