Wisconsin Assembly approves tax break for agricultural land
The Wisconsin Assembly backed 66 to 32 a proposed constitutional amendment to let agricultural land be assessed below market value to curb urban sprawl. If Senate approval follows, the measure would appear on the April 1974 ballot, with debate over who benefits and how it would shift tax burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Assembly
Senate
Anthony Earl
D-Wausau
Edward Nager
D-Madison
Nager
State Revenue Department
Peter Karpoff
Karpoff
Anderson
Baldus
Barbee
Bolle
Day
Dorff
Duren
Earl
Early
Everson
Flintrop
Groshek
Grover
Hephner
Keegan
Lallensack
Mielke
Miller
Mohn
Munts
Murray
Oberle
Oestreicher
O'Malley
Otte
Roberts
Rogers
Rutkowski
Schneider
Sweda
Swoboda
Vanderperren
William
Alberts
Bradley
Brady
Byers
Conradt
de Long
Donoghue
Ellis
Gibson
Giese
Gower
Kincaid
Elika
Lewis
Lewison
Luckhardt
Messy
Matty
Merkel
Niebler
Olson
Opitz
Porter
Quacken
Molinaro
Pabst
Plewa
Rooney
Sanasarian
Sicula
Tesmer
Tobiasz
Tropman
Wahner
Ward
Cyrak
Quinn
Roth
Illinois Firm Named in Wisconsin Bribery Probe
United Laboratories Inc of Addison Illinois faces 14 counts of bribery tied to chemical purchases by Wisconsin governments in Walworth and Winnebago counties. Officials, including president Donald Saviano, receive immunity. the firm may plead no contest and pay fines up to 1000 dollars per count.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Winnebago County
John Doe
Illinois
Dist
William Carver
United Laboratories, Inc
Addison, Ill
Wisconsin
Carver
Walworth County
Peter Peshek
United Laboratories
Whitewater Water Works
George Anderson
Extradition of Indiana Man Dismissed in County Court
An Indiana man Rick L. Ault aged 21 from Marvilleavoided extradition after prosecutors stated Indiana authorities would not pursue the case. He faces a fugitive warrant for forgery in Jackson County Indiana and is accused of stealing 360 from a French Island home March 22. He is bound over to circuit court and held on 1000 cash bond.
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Indiana
Asst. Dist. Atty
Michael Mulroy
Rick. L. Ault
Marville
Ault
Jackson County
French Island
William Kremer
Nakomis Ave
Fourteen Former POWs Leave Clark for U.S. Hospitals
A list of fourteen former prisoners of war shipped from Clark Air Base to U.S. military hospitals includes Navy Lt Cmdr Phillip A. Kientzler and Marines Sgt Jose J. Anzaldua. The flight refuels at Hickam Field Hawaii and is due at Travis Air Force Base California at 4 30 p m local time.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
Travis Air Force Base
California
Phillip A. Kientzler
Navy
Poway
Calif
Balboa Naval Hospital
San Diego
Gary L. Daves
Mesclaero
N.M
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital
Oakland
Lewis E. Meyer Jr
Civilian
Robert F. Olsen
Hardin, Ill
Air Force Regional Hospital
March Air Force Base
Thomas T. Horio
Army
Honolulu
Tripler
Guttenberg
Iowa
Fitzsimons General Hospital
Denver
Colo
Hickam Field
Hawaii
Travis
Charles Dennis
Easton
Thailand
Pfc
Michael Bounds
Jackson
Miss
J. C. Howard Clark
Provo
Utah
Vietnam
Looting erupts as US troops depart Vietnam camp
On the final day of the U S troop withdrawal Vietnamese civilians breached Camp Alpha at Tan Son Nhut Airbase and looted the mess hall and dining facilities as guards watched. A few GIs remained to drive the mob out while some soldiers lamented missing belongings.
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Saigon
Camp Alpha
U.S
Vietnam
Tan Son Nhut
U. S
Forecast Sees 1973 as Strong Year for Farm Income
USDA economists forecast 1973 will be near the record high net income of 1972 with gross income surging early in the year then easing. Midwestern states led cash receipts in 1972, with California and Texas also posting top totals. The 1970 Act expires after 1973 harvests and debate on new farm legislation centers on export expansion versus direct payments.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
C. Kyle Randall
Usda Outlook and Situation Board
Randall
USDA
U.S
California
Iowa
Texas
Illinois
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Missouri
Wisconsin
Indiana
Midwest
North Dakota
South Dakota
Congress
Infant Deaths Reported in Linoleic Acid Diet Study
Boston Globe reports Texas researchers in 1956 57 deprived 17 infants of linoleic acid, then repeated with 428 infants. seven died, including four premature babies. Among groups were 300 black, 20 Latin American, 108 white infants. consent and funding questioned.
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Boston
Boston Globe
Texas
University of Texas
The
Globe
Alvin F. Poussaint
Harvard Medical School
Poussaint
Doris J. D. Adam
Dallas
the Globe
Baker Laboratories of
Cleveland
Gerber Products Inc
Gun Deaths Up 67 Percent In Four Years
AP survey of March 4 11 finds 350 people shot to death in the United States a 67 percent rise from four years earlier. Handguns account for over a third of weapons with 128 cases, while California tops states with 42 deaths.
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United States
Boston
Arizona
Associated Press
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
D.C
Senate
House
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
California
Texas
Michigan
New York
Illinois
Ohio
Virginia
Louisiana
North Carolina
Georgia
Disorderly Conduct Case Continued in La Crosse
Howard D. Richert, 35, of 916 S 25th St, in La Crosse, faces disorderly conduct charges after allegedly striking Norplex plant security guard Caswell Ingram with a picket sign on Market Street. The case was continued until Friday to allow Richert to obtain counsel. he was released on a $40 cash bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Asst. Dist. Atty
Michael Mulroy
Howard D. Richert
S. 25Th St
Norplex
Market Street
Caswell Ingram
Richert
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la Crosse Tribune
Frederick Schroeder
West Bend
Joanne Duren
D-Cazenovia
Harley Dueholm
D-Luck
Dueholm
T. Nager
John Wilcox
R-Wautoma
Patrick J. Lucey
Peshek
Donald Saviano
Carter
Saviano
Tom Y. Kobashigawa
Tripler Army Medical Center
Richard C. Anshus
Minneapolis, Minn
Phillip D. Prather
Samar
Isaako F. Malo
Pago-Pago
American Samoa
Jon R. Cavaiani
Letterman General Hospital
San Francisco
William S. Reeder
Dugway
CWO
William E. Thomas Jr
Marines
Kailua
Naval Hospital
Camp Pendleton
Nixon
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Pennsylvania
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Colorado
Nevada
New Hampshire
Vermont
Wyoming
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