Hanoi Faces Quiet Hope After War War Ends
Hanoi shows cautious optimism a Paris cease fire is seen as progress toward lasting peace. Residents notice reduced anti American signs and U S POWs travel home openly. Streets reflect scarcity with basic needs met, children play, and city life returns while war scars remain. Officials stress ongoing work toward stability.
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Thien Street
Tran Duy Hung
People’s Army Museum
Hoan Kiem Lake
Saigon
Lawyers In Legislature Should Quit Bar
Wisconsin lawmaker Rep. Harout Sanasarian drafts a bill to force attorneys elected to the legislature to resign from the state bar. He argues lawyers hold key leadership roles in both houses and hinder reforms such as probate reform and no fault insurance. He notes 31 of 132 legislators are attorneys, about 23.5 percent more than any other profession, naming leaders including Lt Gov Schreiber Sen Risser and Assembly Speaker Anderson.
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Milwaukee
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Fred Risser
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Raymond Johnson
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Anthony Earl
Wausau
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Manure Cleanup Lets Rep Rogers Skip Fine
State Rep William J. Rogers avoids paying the $25 fine after agreeing to remove horse manure from his yard by April 1. Justice Clarence O Connor ordered him to cover court costs. Rogers pleaded guilty to a Kaukauna health department complaint.
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Rogers
Kaukauna
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