Rogers to sign Vietnam peace truce in Paris
Secretary of State William P. Rogers heads to Paris to sign a four party pact ending the Vietnam conflict. The cease fire takes effect Saturday at 6 p.m. CST with two ceremonies in Paris and readiness to extend to Laos and Cambodia. ICC observers from Indonesia Canada Poland and Hungary will monitor the accord with 1 160 personnel. U N Secretary General Waldheim welcomed potential postwar relief role.
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Project Homecoming POWs Near Return Time
Secretary Laird said the POW release operation named Project Homecoming will start next week with more than 100 prisoners back within two weeks. POWs will fly Hanoi to Clark Air Base Philippines via Vientiane route, with medical exams at Clark before transfer to Travis AFB and local hospitals.
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Sparta Woman Awaits Word Of MIA Husband
Diane Richardson of Sparta speaks of faith while awaiting word on Capt. Dale Richardson missing in action since his helicopter was shot down over Cambodia on May 2 1970. The Pentagon will relay news to Camp McCoy survivors officer for her. The couple has two daughters and Dale served in Vietnam in 1967 and 1969. Monroe County veterans officer notes about 400 county residents served. ten killed in action and several wounded.
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Randall A. Mee
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Michael C. Geise
Norwalk
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Paul
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Nixon proposes abolition of three executive office agencies
President Nixon urged Congress to abolish the Office of Emergency Preparedness, the Office of Science and Technology, and the National Space Council, saving about 389 jobs and 2 million dollars. Functions would transfer to line departments while the space council ends. The move aims to cut Executive Office staff toward a target under 2,000.
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Laborer Charged With Killing Girl in Wisconsin Case
Milwaukee police charged Richard L. Grennier, 24, with first degree murder in the killing of 15 year old Lynn Kleist of Oak Creek last June. Grennier, held on burglary charges, was arrested in a Wisconsin Avenue store burglary and linked to the hitchhiking death whose decomposed body was found June 17 by a hiker.
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Quality Of State's Milk Highest In History
Wisconsin milk quality tops U S history says Prof Myron Dean of UW at a milk quality meeting in West Salem He cites six farm level factors for ongoing improvement including consumerism competition marketing demands and regulatory impact The talk notes FDA labeling changes and possible ingredient listings and stresses safe flavorful milk with good keeping quality and storage considerations Several officials from state health and agriculture discuss the Grade A program and farm inspections with a note that a new area inspection setup may appear on page 2.
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Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin Minnesota extend 2 state tuition pact
Minnesota and Wisconsin extend the reciprocal tuition waiver for 1973 74 allowing out of state tuition and fee waivers at public colleges and vocational schools. Each state will accept 500 students or the number of eligible continuing students, whichever is larger, with additions approved on a matching basis and possible exchange of graduate and professional students discussed.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Rain Then Snow
Friday night remains cloudy with a 40 percent chance of light rain or drizzle and a low near 35. Saturday turns cloudy and colder with rain or drizzle changing to snow and a high around 40, southeasterly winds 5 to 15 mph, 70 percent precip chance. Sunday stays cloudy and cooler with a low near 28.
Wisconsin lawmakers silent on public service strikes
Wisconsin legislators are prolific commentators but unusually quiet about work stoppages affecting public services. The report notes the muted response amid ongoing strike talk and political tension.
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