Lucey Urges Wisconsin to Set Tax Relief Record
Gov. Patrick Lucey urged the 1973 Wisconsin legislature to establish a tax relief record amid an economic boom. In a midterm State of the State address he called for caping spending and taxes, a no fault insurance law, court and education streamlining, and a rational health care and open meetings act.
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Lucey
Arthur L. Srb
Associated Press
Madison, Wis
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
Lewis Mittness
Janesville
Apri
County Boards Association
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Sen
Lotto
Town Boards Association
Ben Hanneman
Wisconsin Rapids
Alliance of Cities
Patrick Lucey
Crank-Up Week in Wisconsin Legislature Prompts Debate
Wisconsin lawmakers kick off crank-up week with a harp prayer in the senate and open hearings on constitutional amendments. The focus includes legalizing bingo under strict supervision, a tax and governance debate, and merger plans for higher education.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
Thieu Reviews Revised Peace Draft With Haig
In Saigon General Haig and President Thieu discussed a revised peace draft for a cease fire. Thieu answered questions on the draft as talks centered on steps after a cease-fire and the status of territory and people.
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Thieu
Haig
National Security Council
Independence Palace
South Vietnam
Saigon
Florida
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Cambodia
Thailand
Laos
Washington
Nixon
Soviet Union
China
United States
U.S
Presidential
Columbia Broadcasting System
Palace
C'hieu
CBS
Schreiber's ombudsman ad series banned by federal order
Federal authorities ordered Lt. Gov. Martin J. Schreiber to halt a nursing home ombudsman program publicity push after finding the ads violated the HEW contract terms. The telegram directed immediate cessation and recall of distributed spots aired on Wisconsin radio and TV stations. Schreiber and staff defended the contract renewal prospects amid the order.
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Tim Wyngaard
Madison Bureau
Madison
Martin J. Schreiber
Nursing Home Ombudsman
la Crosse Tribune
Wisconsin
Schreiber
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Allan Forman
Department
Weather outlook: cloudy, mild with showers possible
Continued cloudy and mild with a 30 percent chance of rain Wednesday night and 40 percent Thursday. Highs near 48, lows around 32 by Friday with southwesterly winds 8 to 18 mph and a continued mild trend.
Five Ash Fork students build a real aircraft project
Five high school students in Ash Fork Arizona are building an aircraft with potential flight training. William Kahl urges removing the state superintendent office from the ballot in a memorandum to Gov. Lucey. Wisconsin residents report sighting unidentified flying objects and question progress in identification.
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Ash Fork
Ariz
William Kahl
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Patrick Lucey
Wisconsin
Local News Clippings and Listings Summary
Fragmentary newspaper page showing death notices stock market horoscope comics movies TV log and crossword sections with page numbers and placeholders. Readable items include a partial death notice cluster and assorted listings, lacking full names dates or events.
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Cuouiind Ocicsaseas
Corona mass killer case jury stuck at 11 1 deadlock
Fairfield California AP reports the Juan Corona mass murder case enters a sixth day of deliberations with 11-1 deadlock after starting 8-4. The jurors must render 25 separate verdicts for each body found in a peach orchard near Yuba City in spring 1971.
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Fairfield
Calif
Juan Corona
Richard E. Patton
Richard Hawk
Corona
Dave Teja
Bart Williams
Yuba City
Hawk
La Crosse District Sets School Heat Limit at 72 Degrees
The La Crosse area public school board voted to cap school thermostats at 72 degrees amid a fuel oil and natural gas shortage. Officials noted typical settings were 74 to 76, with a possible revisit to 70 later if needed. The board will recheck the rule at its February 13 meeting.
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la Crosse Area
Arthur Christensen
Northern States Power Co
Walter Becker
William Murphy
Carol Gundersen
Elizabeth Staley
260 Bed Lakeview Is Backed By County Board
La Crosse County Board special building committee approves plans for a 260 bed county mental hospital at West Salem and recommends issuing 5.5 million dollars in bonds. The plan includes a 60 bed psychiatric treatment unit and debates over PMI bed counts from 120 to 200, noting cost per bed and state urging. A Friday bonding-resolution meeting is called.
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la Crosse County
West Salem
Roger Roslansky
Hackner, Schroeder
PMI
Wilbur Schmidt
Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services
la Crosse County Medical Society
County Board
Social Services Committee
Special Building Committee
James Grenisen
Dist
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Sanford Goltz
Assembly
State Affairs Committee
Myron Lotto
Green Bay
Congress
Lacey
Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce
Bill Vucurevich Corona
Ombudsman
James Fosdick
Forman
Fosdick
Stevens Point
Wis
Robert D. Houg
Houg
New Lisbon
Elkhorn
Clara Ward
Los Angeles
AP. Wirephoto
Kahl
Eves Cnae Ann Landers
Bridge
Tri-State
Lakeview
Jerome R. Rosso
Tribune
Public Medical Institution
Paul Zei
Edward Orman
Orman
New Rock County Mental Hospital
Jerome Klos
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