Bitter memories in 12 New York fireman families
AP reports the 12 widows and 36 children left behind after the October 17 1966 New York City Fire Department tragedy face a painful Father’s Day. Families recall losses of battalion chief Welter Higgens and 11 others as they cope with grief, memories, and ongoing financial strain.
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William McCarron
Taxpayers and Politicians Ready to Rid Filth From Waters
Madison AP reports federal official Dr. J I Bregman told water scientists at UW that taxpayers and lawmakers are prepared to fund antipollution efforts. He noted detergents and fertilizers drive eutrophication and urged actions to protect and rejuvenate waterways. Recommendations will be issued Friday.
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Peace Corps volunteers placed at Camp McCoy Job Corps
Gov. Knowles approved four Domestic Peace Corps volunteers to be assigned to the Camp McCoy Job Corps center in Madison. The action follows regional needs to bolster workforce training programs.
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