Nixon budget would cost Wisconsin 56.7 million dollars
Revised figures show Wisconsin faces a 56.7 million dollar hit from President Nixon's budget. University of Wisconsin system and Health and Social Services would bear the heaviest losses, with UW at 27.7 million and welfare at 15.9 million. Community Action Program funding could be eliminated, costing the state over 20 million to take over.
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Downey Says He Told Reds What He Knew
Downey asserts during a New Britain news conference that the information he disclosed to Chinese captors two decades ago is ancient history and not open for discussion. He adds he revealed about every bit of data he had while imprisoned in the first nine months. Downey and Richard Fecteau of Lynn, Massachusetts, were captured after their plane was shot down over Manchuria in 1952.
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John T. Downey
Central Intelligence Agency
Downey
United States
Richard Fecteau
Lynn
Mass
Manchuria
POW Capt Guenther endured eye surgery without sedation
Eugene born Air Force Captain Lynn Guenther recalls his POW ordeal after being shot down December 26 1971 over the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos. He described an unsedated eye operation with seven stitches and a Vietnamese guard urging quiet endurance during the painful procedure.
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Passenger Killed As Car Hits Rail In Minnesota
A Mankato woman, Helen Flynn, 55, died when a car went out of control on US 169 south of Mankato and hit a guard rail. Driver Francis Westphal, 53, and two other passengers were hospitalized. The 1973 Minnesota road toll rose to 128.
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Weather and Local Fire and Vandalism Reports
Wisconsin and Minnesota forecast call for clouds wind and rain or snow with colder temperatures into Thursday. A fire in a dormer at Stephan's Maple Grove Restaurant Shelby caused minor damage from a wiring fault to a neon sign. Shelby fire chief cited repairs. A vandal damaged a boat valued at 75 dollars on Goose Island with another aluminum boat dented nearby.
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Wisconsin Senate to study Lucey budget before vote
Senate Republican leader Raymond Johnson said the Senate will hold hearings on Gov. Lucey’s 1973-75 budget with committee review. Minority leader Fred Risser warned of a long summer budget debate. A Norplex foreman reported a brick damaged a company truck to La Crosse police.
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Eau Claire
Patrick J. Lucey
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Fred Risser
D-Madison
Norplex
Francis Hollowitch
UOP Norplex
la Crosse
Two Teen Girls Die, Suspect Arrested in Maple Grove
In Minneapolis area, a 27-year-old man was arrested on a separate assault charge as investigators link him to the deaths of Pamela Kuehl, 18, and Lin Sue Kuehl, 13. The sisters, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kuehl of Plymouth, were found de composed in Maple Grove. The case will go before the grand jury next week.
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George Scott
Hennepin County
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Lin Sue
Harvey Kuehl
Plymouth
Train Stopped by Masked Holdup on Illinois Commuter Run
A masked gunman halted a nine car Chicago and North Western Railway commuter train near Barrington Illinois early today taking 25 dollars from trainman Ralph Dahelke 23. The engineer stopped the train on sighting a red fuse and the robber fled into nearby weeds after the cash was handed over. Passengers were not harmed.
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Ill
Chicago and North Western Railway
Chicago
Ralph Dahelke
Dahelke
Four Hurt In Two Car Crash On Losey Boulevard
Four persons were injured in a two car collision at Losey Boulevard and Ward Avenue late Tuesday. Mrs. Phillis Young and passenger Doris Frick were treated at St. Francis Hospital for a sore arm and a forehead cut. At Lutheran Hospital, Mrs. Jeanne Zeman and passenger Diane Lupico needed treatment for a sore leg and facial cuts. Clifford Copus, 22, was charged with leaving the scene after his car allegedly struck Jane Olsen, then pushed it into a parked car on North 6th Street. Olsen declined medical care for a headache.
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Phillis Young
la Crosse
Doris Frick
S. 20Th St
St. Francis Hospital
Lutheran Hospital
Jeanne Zeman
Stoddard
Diane Lupico
Clifford Copus
Rose St
Copus
Jane Olsen
North 6Th Street
Cash Stolen From Freddie's Market and Apartment
Police report thefts at Freddie's Market 1107 Liberty St. and Rebecca Shaw's 1116 S 4th St. A cash tray on the floor held the stolen money. No sign of forced entry. Theft amounts include cash and change.
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Liberty St
Rebecca Shaw
S. 4Th St
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