Skylab ushers in three-bedroom space living comfort
Skylab crews will inhabit a 1600 square foot zero gravity apartment with private bedrooms a shower dining room and a library. The craft’s layout uses Velcro restraints three sided cleats and foot holds to keep tools in place. Astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz join the mission planned to launch from Cape Kennedy Florida with a 28 day wardrobe tailored for each crewman.
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Watergate reports swirl as Dean fallout widens
Newsweek and Time quote Dean opposition to a Nixon Watergate probe while Gray says Dean sat in on FBI interrogations. Dean refused to sign confessions or resignation papers and was fired April 30. The Senate inquiry expands with hearings and political tensions rise.
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ICCS to probe Viet Cong charges of U S bombing in South Vietnam
The International Commission of Control and Supervision will investigate Viet Cong accusations that U S planes attacked areas inside South Vietnam along a 43 mile border stretch. Ambassador Gauvin said Canadians Hungarians and Poles backed the inquiry and will also probe Sunday shelling of an ICCS compound at Ben Cat, 25 miles north.
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International Commission of Control and Supervision
U.S
South Vietnam
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ICCS
Cambodia
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Ben Cat
Faithful priest served La Crosse Madison and Nassau missions
Fr. Keegan served as dean of the La Crosse Deanery and later pastor at St. Patrick's Eau Claire. He retired in 1970 and advised St Mary’s Freeport Bahamas before returning to Madison. Survivors include sisters Marie Keegan and Irene Hass and several nieces and nephews. In Vietnam, shells damaged HQ, no casualties. allegations of large North Vietnamese forces during ceasefire denied by South Vietnam, Viet Cong, and U.S. Embassy spokesman supported ICCS oversight.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Eau Claire
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Nassau-Bahamas
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Freeport
Madison
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Carl
Irene) Hass
Richland Center
Saigon
South
Speaker Urges Vigilance Over Pollution Control Agencies
Elvis J. Stahr, national Audubon Society president, told graduates at the University of Wisconsin Platteville to pressure Congress and the White House and state leaders to ensure adequate staffing and funding for pollution agencies. He urged timely pollution abatement by industry and government bodies and backed stronger land use planning and energy conservation measures.
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Congress
White House
Elvis J. Stahr
University of Wisconsin- Platteville
Stahr
America
Milk production dips in April despite higher per cow output
United States dairy output totalled about 10.5 billion pounds in April, down 1.4 percent from a year earlier. Average milk per cow rose to 910 pounds, up from 906, while the number of cows declined by 2 percent year over year.
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Agriculture Department
State Employees Union Agree On 2 Year Pact
Madison Wisconsin AP The state and its 13500 member Wisconsin State Employee Union reached a two year contract after a 20 hour session. The 80 page pact covers 226 items and aims to replace expiring agreements with a statewide pattern. The deal awaits final drafting and public hearing before legislative approval.
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Madison
Wis
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Joint Legislative Committee On
Inside La Crosse Tribune Staff and delivery details
A notice lists the Tribune staff roles led by James E Burgess and K O Blanchard with executives and department heads. It urges timely service and provides contact hours and a delivery hotline 782 8040 plus pricing for city carriers at 1 60 every two weeks.
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S. 4Th St
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Crashes Kill 11 on State Roads
Wisconsin recorded 11 traffic fatalities over the weekend and today raising the 1973 toll to 337. Victims include Robert Schimmele 45 of Racine and many others in Brown County Milwaukee County and neighboring areas in multiple two car and truck crashes.
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Wisconsin
Robert Schimmele
Racine
UW to lay off tenured faculty if enrollments fall
University of Wisconsin administrators authorized to lay off tenured professors if enrollments decline and funds tighten. The Board of Regents cited budget strain from merging UW and former state universities, with Madison campus expecting no layoffs for tenured staff. A $1 million transition fund will provide a year's notice for affected faculty.
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Wis
University of Wisconsin
Board of Regents
John C. Weaver
State University
Donald Percy
Percy
Madison
Patrick J. Lucey
Milwaukee racer killed in scale accident with trailer
Charles C. Acheson, 32, of Milwaukee was killed when a modified stock car he was driving off a trucking firm scale accelerated suddenly and struck a 42 foot trailer, which collapsed onto the car and crushed him. The medical examiner’s office could not determine the cause of the sudden acceleration.
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Milwaukee County Medical Examiner
Acheson
Roadway Express, Inc
Inventor Nielsen Dies At 74 Remembered For Tire Rasp
Peter C. Nielsen of Afton Minnesota died at his home Saturday aged 74. Funeral services are set for Tuesday in Stillwater. Nielsen invented a tire rasp in 1929 used by recapping firms worldwide and held 13 other patents. He was named humanitarian of the year in 1968 for animal adoption center work and led the Minnesota Humane Society as president. Born in Turtle Lake Wisconsin he spent most of his life in Minnesota.
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Stillwater
Peter C. Nielsen
Neilsen
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United States Humane Society
Minnesota Humane Society
Turtle Lake
Wis
Minnesota
Confirmation Class Reception at Our Redeemer Church
A reception for the confirmed class at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church 2135 Weston St Tuesday at 8 p.m. will include talks certificates and New Testaments presented. Refreshments in the Fellowship Hall. Class members listed.
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Randy Erler
Kevin Fruechte
Paul Gilbertson
Roxanne Hamilton
Bonnie Holmquist
Loretta Johnson
Terry Kauffmann
Bruce Knutson
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