Wisconsin Senate Forms Special Budget Committee
Wisconsin Senate Republicans end a 10 hour Democratic filibuster and approve a six member special committee to iron out the 1973 75 budget. The panel would include three Republicans and three Assembly Democrats and report a nonamendable proposal by June 20.
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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
Dorman
Ronald Parys
Milwaukee
Douglas LaFollette
Kenosha
James Flynn
West Allis
William Bablitch
Stevens Point
Iowa Youth Killed In One Car Crash Near Waukon
A one car crash ten miles north of Waukon on Highway 76 killed 17 year old Stephen Irving Walsh and injured 18 year old Jay Schneider. Driver James Needham 17 was uninjured. All three were to graduate from Waukon High School next Tuesday.
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Waukon
Iowa
Stephen Irving Walsh
Irving Walsh
Jay Schneider
Helen Schneider
Veterans Memorial Hospital
James Needham
Walsh
Schneider
Waukon High School
Allamakee County
Rivers Fall Toward Normal Levels Amid Floods in Missouri
The Mississippi at St. Louis drops to 34.37 feet while flood stage is 30. In St Charles Missouri the Mississippi and Missouri meet with the Missouri at 26 feet, just above flood stage. Officials say full recovery will take weeks as upriver locks reopen by weekend. Red Cross reports about 13 900 families affected.
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Associated Press
Mississippi
Missouri
St. Louis
Corps of Army Engineers
St. Charles
St. Louis Flood Control Center
Clarkesville
Winfield
Red Cross
Illinois
Groundwater Reaches 25 Year High in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Geological Survey reports groundwater levels at the highest mark in over 25 years. Homeowners struggle to keep water from basements as pressure causes buckling walls and floors in some homes.
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Madison, Wis
Wisconsin Geological Survey
Four Suspects Captured in Georgia Family Mass Murder Case
Three men sought in the Reynoldsville Georgia family killings were captured near Welch West Virginia with FBI aid. A fourth suspect held after a Thursday roadblock arrest in Slate Creek Virginia. Victims included Ned and Aubrey Alday and their sons plus Jerry wife Mary. The four, from Baltimore, fled across borders after a Georgia murder and store robbery.
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Welch. W.va
Georgia
West Virginia
Here
George Dungee
Virginia
Dungee
McDowell County
Welch
Slate Creek
Carl Isaacs Jr
Wayne Coleman
Maryland
Isaacs
William
Baltimore
Murder Victim's Mother Dies Of A Heart Attack
Mrs Idus Campbell mother of Mary Alday one of six slain on a Georgia farm last week died of a heart attack Thursday night. She could not attend services for Mary and five other Alday family members found dead on their Reynoldsville area farm. Four suspects were captured in West Virginia.
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Donalsonville
Mary Alday
Idus Campbell
Alday
Reynoldsville
Nixon Knew of Clemency Offer in Watergate Testimony
Senate Watergate hearings heard James W. McCord Jr. testify that White House aide John Caulfield told him Nixon knew of clemency offers and that a personal presidential message would follow. McCord, a convicted burglar, said he would not accept the plan, and referenced fears of another Teapot Dome scandal. The testimony included earlier remarks by police officer Shoffler and highlighted links to Mitchell Dean Magruder and other administration figures.
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Washington (Ap
James W. McCord Jr
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
John Caulfield
White House
McCord
Senate Select Watergate Committee
Carl Shoffler
Democratic Party
Watergate
Shoffler
Alfred C. Baldwin
Howard Johnson
Sevenman Senate Committee
Lowell P. Weicker
Connecticut
Howard Baker
Tennessee
USS
John J. Sirica
Atty
John N. Mitchell
John W. Dean III
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Senate Committee
Robert C. Odle
Committee
John J. Caulfield
Odle
Democratic National Committee
Jim McCord
Senators Attack No-Fault Insurance in Wisconsin Hearing
Wisconsin lawmakers in La Crosse led by Sen. Gerald Lorge and Sen. Roger Murphy criticized the no-fault auto insurance proposal during a Friday morning hearing at the county courthouse. The session drew about 20 attendees as they argued about coverage, costs, and potential impacts on jobs. State Rep. Virgil Roberts attended the event.
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Wisconsin Senate
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
Weekend Weather Outlook with Mild Temperatures
Partly cloudy with little temperature change Friday night through Saturday. Lows around 50 and highs near 75 with northwest winds 10 to 15 mph and a 10 percent precipitation chance. Sunday looks fair with similar temperatures and light winds.
Beene Reframes Sweater Syndrome For Wearable Fashion
Geoffrey Beene translates the sweater syndrome sweeping Europe into wearable fashion for American women. The designer presents practical, chic choices that mix Paris educated style with accessible garments, emphasizing lasting wardrobes over fleeting trends.
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Geoffrey Beene
Higher car registration could rise under tax plan
Madison reporter John Wyngaard says a state motor fuel tax proposal may pass this year. A new car registration would jump from about $18 to roughly $80, though passage remains uncertain.
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John Wyngaard
Madison
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Ned Alday
Aubrey
Jerry
Chester
Jimmy
Mary
CIA
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Mitchell
Westby
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Ann Landers
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