Wisconsin Senate approves special committee on 1973 75 budget
Wisconsin Senate Republicans end a 10 hour Democratic filibuster to form a six member joint conference committee aimed at producing a compromise budget by June 20. The panel will include three Senate Republicans and three Assembly Democrats with a nonamendable proposal subject to full house approval.
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William S. Becker
Associated Press
Madison, Wis
Wisconsin
Senate
Conference Committee
Assembly
Senate Republicans
Assembly Democrats
Republican Conference Committee
Fred Risser
D-Madison
GOP
Henry Dorman
D-Racine
Two Youths Held In Minneapolis Sniper Slaying
Police arrested two youths aged 16 and 17 in connection with a sniper attack on Interstate 94 near downtown Minneapolis that killed Ram Kumar Nigam 27 and wounded Gae Ann Eue 23. Investigators traced one arrest to a citizen tip near the scene as the other was captured at his home.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Ram Kumar Nigam
Kampur
India
United States
Carl Johnson
South Minneapolis
Nigam
Gae Ann Eue
Miss Eue
Johnson
Four Suspects Surrender in Georgia Mass Murder Case
In McDowell County West Virginia three men captured after hours of dogged pursuit were found sleeping beneath a rock cliff. They are Carl Isaacs Jr 19 Wayne Coleman 26 and William Isaacs 16 with George Dungee 35 captured earlier. Warrant details move to Georgia six murder counts.
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McDowell County
Yukon
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Wayne Coleman
Maryland
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William Isaacs
George Dungee
Isaacses
Coleman
Dungee
Georgia
Reynoldsville
Seminole County
Dan White
West Virginia
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Aubrey
Jerry
Chester
Jimmy
Mary
Nixon Clemen cy Offer Tied to White House Aide Testimony
Watergate witness James McCord testified that John Caulfield offered executive clemency and claimed the President was aware of the plan. Caulfield, a former Nixon campaign worker, urged silence and described talks as coming from the highest levels of the White House. McCord said he refused clemency offers and noted earlier offers from E. Howard Hunt and others.
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James W. McCord Jr
White House
Nixon
McCord
John J. Caulfield
Caulfield
George Washington Parkway
Potomac River
United States
Key Biscayne
Fla
Senate
Warrenton
Watergate
E. Howard Hunt
Hunts
John N. Mitchell
John W. Dean III
Jeb S. Magruder
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Committee
Sam Dash
Wisconsin Senators Clash With No-Fault Insurance Plan
During a La Crosse County hearing Sen. Gerald Lorge and Sen. Roger Murphy criticized no-fault auto insurance. They argued it may not cut rates and warned it could reduce coverage and affect criminal dockets. Rep. Virgil Roberts attended the session with about 20 people present.
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la Crosse
Gerald Lorge
Bear Creek
Roger Murphy
Waukesha
la Crosse County
Lorge
Senate Judiciary and Insurance Committee
Florida
Sen. Murphy
Sorge
Murphy
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Virgil Roberts
Doolmen
Murder Victim's Mother Dies Of A Heart Attack
Mrs Idus Campbell mother of Mary Alday one of six people killed on a farm near Reynoldsville died of a heart attack Thursday night. She had been unable to attend services for her daughter and the other Alday family victims whose bodies were found early Tuesday. She died after being taken to a hospital.
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Donalsonville
Mary Alday
Idus Campbell
Alday
Reynoldsville
Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures
Partly cloudy with little temperature change Friday night and Saturday. Lows around 50 and highs near 75 with northwest winds 10 to 15 mph and a 10 percent chance of precipitation. Sunday remains fair with minimal temperature change and a low near 50.
Beene Adapts Sweater Syndrome For Wearable Fashion
Geoffrey Beene, the French-educated American designer, translates the sweater syndrome sweeping Europe into wearable style for women seeking fashion rather than fad. The article on page 5 explores his approach and impact on contemporary apparel.
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Geoffrey Beene
Madison report questions higher fuel tax passage chances
John Wyngaard reports from Madison that a higher state motor fuel tax may have limited odds of passage this year. The piece notes a rise in new car registration costs from 18.15 to about 80 dollars as unlikely.
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John Wyngaard
Madison
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