35 Percent Slope Urged For Bluffside Development Limits
An ad hoc committee proposed restricting bluffside development to slopes up to 35 percent, replacing a 25 percent cap. Frontage and lot-size rules vary by slope, with emphasis on erosion control and runoff reduction. The plan, approved 5-0 to 5-4 in parts, aims for City Plan Commission review on July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald W. Affolter
Tribune
Donald Medinger
18Th Dist
Sandra Fletcher
S. 26Th St
Finn Posaas
Bernard Mullenbach
Posaas
Mullenbach
John Caylor
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Fletcher
Dorothy Dedo
Shelby Town
Loren Krueger
Medary
City Plan Commission
Summit Meeting Advances Nuclear Arms Pact At Camp David
Nixon and Brezhnev near signing a breakthrough SALT blueprint after talks at Camp David. The leaders, during a third day of summit discussions, prepared to return to Washington to formalize the accord guiding technical experts in Geneva.
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Camp David
Richard M. Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Geneva
Nixon
Brezhnev
Washington
White House
Moscow
San Clemente
Calif
Villa
United States
Plane Crash Near Puerto Vallarta Kills 27 Aboard
An Aeromexico DC9 with 27 on board crashed near Chimo and Chocalorth on the Pacific coast south of Puerto Vallarta while on final approach to the airport. Rescue efforts were hampered by jungle. a partial passenger list indicated several Americans aboard.
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Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
Aeromexico
Here
Houston
Tex
Monterrey
Banderas Bay
Acapulco
Mexico City
Pedro Vega
Mt. el Moro
Chimo
Chocalorth
Pacific
Carlos Fernandez de Lara
Pacific Ocean
Weather outlook fair and cooler Thursday into Friday
Fair and cooler Thursday night with a low around 53. Friday brings slight warming to near 78 with light northwesterly winds. Saturday stays partly cloudy and a bit warmer.
Campaign spending could reach $1 billion by 1984 election year
The article warns that escalating campaign spending over the past decade may push the 1984 election into a $1 billion business. It notes concerns that rapid growth in Wisconsin government could reduce citizen involvement in key policy decisions.
Solons Approve Beer Bar Owners Liquor Permits
In Madison Wisconsin the lower house voted 51 to 45 to let beer bar owners apply for liquor licenses. The bill, aimed at recapturing 18 to 20 year olds, moves to Governor Paton for signature.
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Rick J. Lucey
Wisconsin Malt Beverage Association
Wisconsin
Assembly
Wisconsin Tavern
State seeks to block U S dredging work in area
Wisconsin officials seek an injunction to halt the U S Army Corps of Engineers dredging on Crosby Slough near Brownsville and La Crosse until environmental safeguards are filed. The suit alleges failure to consult with state agencies and improper spoil disposal threatening fish, wildlife, boating, and water quality. A hearing is set for Friday in Madison Federal Court.
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U.S
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Robert W. Warren
Madison
James E. Doyle
Warren
Brownsville
Minn
Crosby Slough
la Crosse
Theodore Priebe
Environmental Protection Unit
Justice Department
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Susanna Fodor
Thompson
Wisconsin
Bergen
Vernon County
U.S. Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Peron Returns to Argentina Amid Deadly Welcome
In Buenos Aires a massive crowd greeted Juan Peron upon arrival from exile. gunfire killed at least 13 and wounded hundreds. Peron and Isa Bel were at Olivos with tight security as rival factions blamed for the violence. He canceled a public appearance but addressed the nation by TV and radio. President Campora stood with him during the night. The incident disrupted the welcome and raised fears about Peron’s influence. In Wisconsin, 17-year periodical cicadas have begun to emerge in the south, per state agriculture officials.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Isabel
Olivos
Spain
Hector J. Campora
Madison, Wis
Wisconsin
State Agriculture Department
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AL OY
Leonid Brezhnev
Ussr
Ann Landers
Solons
Atty
Richard J. Boyd
Boyd
Juan Peron
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