Senate May Kill Proposal To End Farm Subsidies
Senate debate on a major farm bill this week likely sidelines Nixon plan to phase out subsidies over three years. The Agriculture Committee favors a five year program with target prices for wheat cotton and corn and subsidies to cover shortfalls.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Agriculture Committee
Milton R. Young
R-N.d
James L. Buckley
R, N.Y
Senators clash over dairy bill provisions
Several issues in the bill spark floor fights. The panel would keep the 55 000 ceiling per crop for one producer, Sen. Birch Bayh seeks to cut to 20 000. Sen. Hart proposes removing or amending the milk marketing orders section. Lawmakers may oppose raising the minimum milk support to 80 percent of parity for the rest of the year, fearing higher retail prices.
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Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Wisconsin highway toll climbs as 16 die on weekend roads
The Associated Press reports 16 weekend fatalities in Wisconsin raise the 1973 highway death toll to 408, with victims including Thomas Falstad 24 of Kenosha and 84 year old William Armbrust of Medford. Multiple collisions and pedestrian incidents occurred across Kenosha, Kewaskum, Lake Geneva, Medford, Kaukauna, Menasha, Knowles, Minneapolis, Fond du Lac, Wausau, Omro, Antigo, White Lake and other counties.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Thomas Falstad
Kenosha
Randal Giese
Edmund Locie
Kewaskum
U.S. 45
Thomas Myszka
Skokie
U.S
Lake Geneva
William Armbrust
Medford
Richard Endler
Kaukauna
Sean Ware
Menasha
Thomas Kehrmeyer
Knowles
Dodge
Peter Heller
Vietnam War Fronts Escalate as Truce Violations Reported
Vietnamese and Cambodian fronts see ongoing clashes with reported losses on both sides. Government says talks will resume after rebel violence ends as helicopters are shot down and civilians harmed amid continued shelling near Kontum and Svay Rieng.
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Phnom Penh
Weather update for Midwest states
Wisconsin fair northwest Monday night with partly cloudy skies and a chance of showers and thunderstorms southeast. Minnesota partly cloudy through Tuesday with a few showers or thunderstorms southeast Monday night and early Tuesday. Iowa variable cloudiness with showers and thunderstorms Monday night into Tuesday, cooler conditions anticipated.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Lewison Reappointed to State Legislature Council
Madison Wisconsin Republican state representative Bernard Lewison of Viroqua is reappointed to a fourth term on the joint legislative council. The 14 member body studies government problems and reports findings to the legislature before action. Lewison’s term runs through May 1, 1975.
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Bernard Lewison
R-Viroqua
Joint Legislative Council
Coast Guard
Lewison
Thirteen House Members Report Richer Financial Names
Thirteen House members voluntarily filed more detailed personal financial reports, with five giving up law practices and fifteen dropping outside business interests. The National Committee for an Effective Congress says freshmen are excluded as they divest slowly. The study notes 41 members list ties to law firms, and criticizes the Senate for weak disclosure rules.
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House
National Committee For
Congress
Senate
NCEC
Minnesota Records 6 Road Fatalities
Weekend traffic accidents in Minnesota killed six people pushing the 1973 toll to 317. Victims include Carl Eklund of Duluth in a rollover on U S 61, Gerald Johnson of Balaton, Carl Nussbaumer of South Dakota near St. Charles, Clifford Greenwood of Nevis, Paul Drexler of New Ulm, and Donald Martin of Brownton. Sister Mildred Buescher of New Ulm died in Colorado near Denver. Sister Noreen Kromm was involved.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Carl Eklund
Duluth
U.S. 61
Highway Patrol
Gerald E. Johnson
Balaton
Russell
Lyon County
Nevis
Paul Drexler
New Ulm
Rochester
Martin
Orville Goetsch
Watertown
Minn
Goetsch
Glencoe
Mildred Buescher
Loretto Hospital
Denver
Colo
Noreen Kromm
Brighton
Lockout and Walkout Halt Chicago Area Construction
Contractors lockout across eight counties around Chicago as AFL-CIO Laborers strike halts work on Sears Tower, Standard Oil Building, and Commonwealth Edison plant projects. MARBA cites stalled talks with no new contract scheduled while Laborers seek 65-cent raise for 7.62 dollar base wage in a one year deal.
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William McCabe
Mid-America Regional Bargaining Association
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Samuel H. Shapiro
Laborers Council
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Kane
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McHenry
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Standard Oil
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State Probes Truck Driver Ads Over Job Scheme
Wisconsin officials investigate Indianapolis firms' ads labeled as truck driver wanted that allegedly mislead applicants. Bruce Craig says responders pay 195 dollars for a job opportunity or for registration and insurance costs and then 700 dollars for training after receiving a manual. The companies were not named.
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State Justice Department
Indianapolis
Bruce Craig
Federal Trade Commission
Craig
WWTI Team Wins Third In State Plymouth Trouble Shooting Contest
Leroy S. Klinkenberg and Michael E. McDaniel of Western Wisconsin Technical Institute earned third place in the 1973 State Plymouth Trouble Shooting Contest at Madison Area Technical College. Forty one teams from Wisconsin automotive programs competed in the Plymouth dealer sponsored event honoring skilled auto technicians. Klinkenberg and McDaniel are students in the WWTI automotive technology program with parental hometown links in Onalaska and Tomah.
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Leroy S. Klinkenberg
Michael E. McDaniel
Plymouth
Madison Area Technical College
WWTI
Wisconsin
Klinkenberg
McDaniel
Amos Klinkenberg
R.2. Onalaska
Velma del Santo
Tomah
Ramsey County Deputy Sheriff Dies in Apparent Suicide
St Paul police report a young Ramsey County deputy sheriff identified as Lewis W. Schottmuller 22 was found dead in his home around 145 a.m. with a .38 caliber pistol nearby his wife Donna Jean 25 notified authorities they lived at 1667 Charles Ave in St Paul.
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McCloskey Opens Debate On Nixon Impeachment Grounds
Rep. Paul McCloskey Jr. calls a House discussion on whether Nixon's Watergate actions justify impeachment. He notes the May 22 statement aimed to shield the White House from internal investigations, arguing obstruction of justice and urging House inquiry.
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House
Nixon
Paul N. McCloskey Jr
R-Calif
McCloskey
H.R.) Haldeman
John) Ehrlichman
CIA
White House
Central Intelligence Agency
House Debates Minimum Wage and Stop the Bombing Measures
Washington AP reports a busy Congress week with Senate Watergate hearings resuming and major House actions on a minimum wage bill a presidential reorganiza tion plan and a stop the bombing measure. The Senate will tackle a fuel allocation program and a general farm bill while the House considers Indochina funding bans and potential agreement roadblocks.
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Nixon
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Justice Department
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Indochina
Small Filler Brings Large Bangladesh Aid Rally
A tiny filler in Scope magazine prompted 25 cent donations from readers, raising about $30,000 for Lutheran World Relief Bangladesh efforts. Gifts included a $1,000 donation and several $300 or $400 amounts plus a widow on Social Security sending $110 for a house ox and a well.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Bangladesh
Scope
American Lutheran Church Women
Audrey Teeple
Lutheran World Relief
Indiana
Hudson Quiet As Minnesotans Drink In Border Weekend
In Hudson Wisconsin the first weekend after Minnesota lowered its drinking age to 18 19 and 20 drew a quiet scene with few disturbances. Bartenders and the lounge owner expected a return of regulars from Minnesota as they sample new bars in the Twin Cities area. A Hudson police officer called the night calm and noted signs to watch after Wisconsin's age change earlier this year.
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Hudson
Wis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Badger Lounge
James Tulgren
Minneapolis-St. Paul
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