Singer Announces Chicago Mayoral Run in 1975
Chicago Alderman William S. Singer, who helped oust delegates at the 1969 convention fight, declared his bid for mayor in the 1975 Democratic primary. He vows a tough campaign against Mayor Daley, focusing on education crime and government reform amid police shakeups and ongoing seating disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William S. Singer
Richard J. Daley
Singer
Daley
North Side
James B. Conlisk
Charles Hansbrough
Cook County
Cops Probing Blast At Police Building
Milwaukee police probe a blast outside the Police Administration Building after a device in a garbage can exploded. The mid afternoon blast cracked a light over the loading dock and scattered garbage. no other devices were found in a building search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Police Administration
Justices Silent On Bugging Claim at Supreme Court
Justice Douglas asserts in a dissent that the court conference room was bugged and electronic surveillance is common in DC. Several justices declined to comment and the court did not respond to inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Potter Stewart
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Byron R. White
Harry A. Blackmun
Douglas
Court Public Information Office
Court
Lyndon B. Johnson
District of Columbia
Johnson
White House
Joseph Califano
William H. Rehnquist
Solons' Cars Fail Pollution Test
In St Paul Minnesota AP reports several state legislators had their cars checked for safety noise and pollution under a proposed law. Mel Hansen owner of one car faced a $30 carburetor repair. Phyllis Kahn and Gerald Hughes also had vehicles tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Mel Hansen
Hansen
Minneapolis
Phyllis Kahn
Sen
Gerald Hughes
Bendix Wins Autolite Plugs Deal From Ford
Ford sells Autolite brand to Bendix after Supreme Court ruling forced sale. Autolite plugs produced in Fostoria Ohio, with 185 million units annually. Bendix, a major auto parts producer, will supply Autolite for at least ten years while Ford cannot make plugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor
Bendix Corp
Ford
Detroit
Southfield
Autolite
Fostoria
Ohio
Champion
General Motors
Bendix
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Bendix- Westinghouse
Federal Trade Commission
Fram Corp
Purolator
FTC
Lee A. Iacocca
Milton Moskowitz
Capacity For Papermaking Will Increase Gradually
NEW YORK AP Eight new mills and 22 additional machines will raise domestic papermaking capacity by 2.4 percent annually through 1976, a slower pace than the 3.8 percent average of the past 18 years. The American Paper Institute projects capacity rising from 65.12 million tons in 1973 to about 70 million tons in 1976 as demand strains persist. API president Edwin A. Locke cited the trend and shortages while predicting continued growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Paper Institute
API
Edwin A. Locke
Locke
U.S
Births and marriages in Wisconsin and Iowa reports
A compiled list of birth announcements from St. Francis Lutheran and Veterans Memorial Hospitals in Wisconsin and Iowa, with names such as Lucas Moe Amann Viner Swartz Taylor Clement Suchanek and others. It also notes local engagement and marriage announcements for several couples across Wisconsin and Minnesota regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacrosse St. Francis Hospital
Larry Lucas
S. 26Th St
Joyce Day
Kenneth Moe
Anita Jenkins
Leslie Amann
Galesville
Linda Seekamp
Randy Viner
Keil Coulee Road
Susan Cibulka
Robert Swartz
Winona St
Betty Ammerman
Lutheran Hospital
Robert Taylor
N. 9Th St
Sharon Sorenson
Kenneth Clement
Rosewood
Onalaska
Sharon Suchanek
Sheldon Kankovsky
Pineview Trailer Court
Nancy Singer
Waukon
Iowa Veterans Memorial Hospital
Mark Williams
Donald Denk
Daniel Gallagher
Weak Electrical Fields May Influence Behavior
UCLA scientist Dr. W Ross Adey and colleagues report very weak electrical fields from machinery and power lines can subtly affect brain activity and behavior. Studies show effects at 2 15 hertz may alter time perception and biological rhythms, with possible applications for sleep and disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
University of California At Los Angeles
UCLA
W. Ross Adey
Ucla School of Medicine
Adey
Rochelle Medici
Suzanne Bawin
L. K. Kaczmarek
Ordinance Regulating Animals in Town of Campbell Wisconsin
The Town of Campbell Wisconsin enacts an animal regulation ordinance repealing and re-enacting animal rules except dogs and cats. It limits hoofed animals by land size, prohibits public land riding, requires permits for parades, bans animals at large, prescribes fines from 25 to 200 dollars per offense, and sets a 1973 effective date with notice publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
Town of
Robert Benson
Fred Lehmeier
Park rules and penalties in Campbell Town Ordinance 1973
The ordinance bans distributing circulars and posting notices without permission. It restricts games to designated grounds, limits park bench removal, and prohibits operating non passenger vehicles or snowmobiles without consent. Alcohol use requires permits, parks may close at set times, violators may be removed, penalties start at 25 dollars with separability clause and an October 10 1973 effective date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Board of Park Director
Robert Benson
Fred Lehmeier
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Solons
Ribune
LA Crosse
Donald J. Dresen
Birch St
Susan M. Sieber
S. 27Th St
Copyright Chronicle Publishing Co
Sparta
Wis
St. Mary’s Hospital
David Misna
North St
Elizabeth Stnessey
Israel
United Jewish Appeal
Gerald Colburn
National Cash
Colburn
Golda Meir
Iowa
John H. Walker
Arlene F. Thrift
Winona
Minn
Dale J. Kramer
St. Paul
Wendy R. Masonhall
Middleton
Darreil Peters
Ruth A. Yeoman
Lansing
Randall Ellis
Postville
Carol Schultz
Castalia
Charlies
W. Johansen
Marlene Neises
Reedsburg
Michael C. Jordan
Violet Cottonne
de Soto
Black River Falls
Robert Luther
Mary Ball
Layne Herried
Blair
Debra Lien
Taylor
Richard Engebretson
Suzanne Instenes
Ettrick
Sears
Sears Convenient
Sears and
SAVE
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Armstrong
Prodigy
Causeway Blvd
Germany
Western Wisconsin Vocational, Technical and Adult Education District
North Eighth Street
Western Wisconsin Vocational, Technical and Adult Education
Robert Ringdahl
Louis Youngman
Campbell Park
Ocean of Campbell
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