Intermediate Appeals Court Is Suggested
OSHKOSH AP The State Judicial Conference heard a proposal for a study to decide if the appellate system should be changed to aid the State Supreme Court. Circuit Judge Clair Voss urged the high court to order such a study, examining an intermediate court and possible expansion of the seven member Supreme Court.
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High Court
Leo Hanley
Judicial Code of Ethics
Robert Friebert
Love Bug Bite Fatal For Wireworm
Washington AP reports scientists have identified valeric acid as the sex lure used by female sugar beet wireworms to attract males. US and Canadian researchers say the compound could lead to new traps for controlling this major agricultural pest in the Pacific Northwest and western Canada. Field tests showed males reacting to the odor from nearly 40 feet, with valeric acid readily available industrially for possible bait and survey use.
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Pacific Northwest
Canada
Martin Jacobson
Charles Harding
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
Charles E. Lilly
Department of Agriculture
Lethbridge
Alberta
Science
Contract Awarded For Beloit Post Office
The Post Office awards a $963 500 contract for Beloit Wisconsin main post office to Joseph Penner and Ring Brothers Co. They will own and lease the one story building to the Post Office for 20 years with completion expected in 16 months.
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Washington
Beloit
Wis
Lawrence O’brien
Joesph Penner
Ring Brothers Co
Post Office Department
Surgery professor Masaaki Hara dies in Arkansas
Dr Masaaki Hara 51 a pioneering surgeon in open heart and kidney transplants at the University of Arkansas Medical Center died Thursday in Little Rock AP reports his death.
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Masaaki Hara
University of Arkansas Medical Center
Arkansas
Britain to quit Asia and Persian Gulf by 1971
High British officials confirm plans to withdraw from Southeast Asia and the Persian Gulf by 1971 while pledging loyalty to treaty obligations. Proposals include staged SEATO exercises and a possible amphibious task force. Iran-led oil-state defense alliance discussions also continue.
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Southeast Asia
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Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
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Lee Kuan Yew
New Zealand
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George Brown
Washington
Iran
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Bahrain
36 House Republicans Press Nixon To Run
A letter signed by 36 House Republicans from 22 states urges Richard Nixon to announce his candidacy for president. Minnesota reps Clark Mac Gregor and Ancher Nelson, who backed Nixon in 1968, join others including Reps. Thomas Kleppe and E. Y. Berry. The appeal cites Vietnam, urban unrest, farm policy, and national leadership as reasons for an immediate campaign launch.
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Richard M. Nixon
Clark MacGregor
Ancher Nelson
Nixon
House
Thomas Kleppe
North Dakota
E. Y. Berry
South Dakota
New York
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America
The
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Visiting Curtailed At Grand View Nursing Home Blair
Grand View Nursing Home Blair curtails visiting due to widespread flu, announced by administrator Rev. Harvey Nelson. The precaution aims to protect residents and staff amid the outbreak and affects all visitors until further notice.
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Wis
Grand View Nursing Home
Harvey Nelson
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