Wisconsin teachers' pension fund under study for benefits review
The legislative council will study retirement needs and how to adjust benefits for inflation. About 3 600 retirees receive annuities from the state teacher pension system which covers over 25 000 current and former teachers. Senator Bubolz says the issue has been ignored while other state workers gains have been addressed.
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Tribune Madison Bureau
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Legislative Council
Senagor Bubolz
Appleton
Bubolz
Bird Plague Spurs Canning and Vaccination in The Hague
The ministry of agriculture reports the bird plague kills thousands of chickens but does not affect meat quality or eggs. Most dead birds are canned for food while large numbers of survivors are being vaccinated for next winter.
La Crosse Tribune Registration Note
The La Crosse Tribune records its mailing details as a second class matter, entered June 23 1904 at the La Crosse Wisconsin post office under the 1879 act.
Malay Girls Adopt Western Fashions in Johore
In Johore state Malay girls discard sarongs for Western frocks and imitate painted dolls, as Che Azizah binte Ja afar of the Johore School of Domestic Science urges a slower pace. She notes the kain kelubong head scarf is also dropped, but does not condemn Western influence, only excess.
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Johore Bahru
Malaya
Johore
Che Azizah Binte Ja’afar
Johore School of Domestic Science
Che Azizah
Zanzibar and cloves dominate world supply
Zanzibar yields the bulk of the world’s supply of cloves, underpinning the spice trade.
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Island
Zanzibar
Wife set husband’s truck on fire in Ohio legal ruling
A Ohio judge dismissed a charge of burning personal property against a wife who admitted setting her husband’s truck ablaze. He ruled property owned by either spouse is also owned by the other under Ohio law, allowing the defense that sharing rights existed.
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Common Pleas
Joseph M. Clifford
Clifford
Ohio
Ancient Stone Age Finds in Umgeni River Valley Urged Study
Stone age axe heads and flints dating 400000 to 50000 years, per scientists, were found in the Umgeni river valley near Pietermaritzburg. Professor O Davies of the University of Natal says the discovery shows two distinct stone age groups, a first.
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Umgeni River
South Africa
Pietermaritzburg
O. Davies
University of Natal
Bearhunter Chauncey Wins Second Will Ambassador Title
Chauncey the Bearhunter of La Crosse region added another honorary distinction to reach 83 total and secures a second good will ambassador role. Gov Luther Youngdahl named him good will ambassador of the Hiawatha valley from St Paul to La Crosse, living near Iron River Wisconsin in Chequamegon forest.
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Chauncey the Bearhunter
Good Will
la Crosse
Luther Youngdahl
Ofinnesota
Chauncey
Hiawatha
St. Paul
Iron River
Bearhunter
Chequamegon National Forest
Wis
Blood cells tiny enough for 60000 on a pinhead
Scientists note red and white blood cells are microscopic in size enabling a vast number to fit on a pinhead. The finding highlights cell scale and potential in medical research.
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Warner
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