Badgers to use regular airline for Indiana trip
Wisconsin will fly a major airline to its Indiana game on Saturday instead of Basler Flight Service Inc. Oshkosh, following an FAA complaint. Athletic director Elroy Hirsch said safety concerns were not the issue, but paperwork and legal problems possibly related to a crash involving another firm prompted the change. The FAA said Basler was safe, with a good crew, but advised against using them.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Indiana
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Wisconsin
Elroy Hirsch
Hirsch
Basler Flight Service, Inc
Oshkosh
Iowa
Basler
Oklahoma
Wichita State
Federal Aviation Administration
Minneapolis
Clock Set Back One Hour as Standard Time Returns
Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday, returning to Central Standard Time and giving residents an extra hour of sleep. Transit services report only minor changes due to the time shift. Golf Travel notes provide context for travelers.
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Golf Travel
St. Paul
Greyhound Bus Lines
Winona
Rochester
Mankato
Red Wing
Minneapolis
la Crosse
Harold Ristow
Judge Orders Rail Strikers Back To Work
A federal judge ordered three Long Island Railroad unions back to work after a sudden strike left thousands stranded. The dispute centered on pensions and fringe benefits, with the order returnable next Friday. rail traffic saw about 90,000 round trips and 80,000 single riders affected as alternatives were sought.
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NEW York
Long Island Railroad
Jack B. Weinstein
U S Generals Held After Soviet Border Air Incident
U S Embassy seeks access to Maj Gen Edward Scherrer and Brig Gen Claude McQuarrie Jr held, with Maj James Russell and Col Deneli, after a six passenger plane crossed into Soviet Armenia near Leninakan during a mission to inspect Turkish units. Soviet Tass says air space violation. Consular access sought within three days. Previous similar incident in 1969 ended with release.
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Moscow
U.S
Soviet Armenia
Edward C. D. Scherrer
Turkey
Claude M. McQuarrie Jr
Soviet Union
U.S. Army
James P. Russell
Piney Woods
Miss
Col
Deneli
Tass
Leninakan
Petter B. Swiers
Russell
George Patterson
Chamblee
Romania
Batumi
Georgia
Suspect Seized In Cabin Near Death Mansion
John Linley Frazier, 24, was arrested at a six-by-six foot shack near the gutted Santa Cruz mansion where eye surgeon Dr. Victor M. Ohta, his wife Virginia, two sons Derrick and Taggart, and secretary Dorothy Cadwallader were found murdered. District Attorney Peter Chang Jr. had filed five murder charges, and investigators noted a note about environmental harm signed with tarot card names.
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John Linley Frazier
Santa Cruz
Calif
Victor Ohta
Frazier
Dist. Atty
Peter Chang
Peter Chang Jr
Santa Cruz County
Victor M. Ohta
Virginia
Derrick
Taggart
Dorothy Cadwallader
Public Defender’s Office
Chang
Ohio
Patricia Pascal
Ghia
Ohta
Help for the Little Guy Common Cause Gains Grass Roots Support
An 82 year old Dayton woman praises John W. Gardner and Common Cause as letters flood in. Gardner says 20 000 members exist with a target of 100 000 by February while the movement promises to mobilize the nonpolitical middle class to tackle pollution housing education and job security and empower local branches to influence legislation.
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Washington
Dayton
John W. Gardner
New Citizens Lobby
Good Lord
Gardner
Citizens Movement
Common Cause
Princeton
N.J
California
Drug Arrests in Two Cities Announced
MADISON AP A crackdown on illegal drug trafficking including a Green Bay Milwaukee distribution operation was announced by Atty. Gen. Robert Warren Warrants charging 24 adults in Brown County and five adults in Milwaukee County were issued A number of juveniles were involved State agents and local officers conducted a mass arrest operation and executed several search warrants A Green Bay residence turned into a hippie style commune was cited where group members trained to attack police officers Substances linked to the trade included LSD MDA hashish marijuana methamphetamine methadone amphetamines and synthetic narcotics More than 35 felony counts were expected to be filed See DRUG Page 2
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Madison
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Robert Warren
Warren
Brown County
Milwaukee County
de Pere
Green Bay Area
Nixon to Address U.N. After Gromyko Talks
President Nixon plans a live and let live appeal at the United Nations amid a two hour and 35 minute White House meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Officials described the talks as cordial and helpful for U.S.-Soviet relations, touching on Berlin, arms talks, the Middle East, Vietnam, and efforts to avoid a nuclear confrontation.
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Nixon
Andrei Gromyko
White House
Washington
United Nations
Soviet Union
U.N
Middle East
Cuba
Ronald L. Ziegler
United States
Ziegler
Gromyko
Berlin
Vietnam
Israel To Get 200 U.S. Tanks
The United States plans to supply Israel with about 200 modern battle tanks as part of a broader arms package that could include 18 F4 Phantom jets and artillery, depending on a foreign military sales authorization bill in Congress. The move aims to match Soviet T54 and T55 tanks in the region, with the M60 tank costing around 176000 dollars each and delivering a 105 millimeter gun.
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Washington
U.S
Israel
Middle East
Pentagon
Congress
Washington Post
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Jordan
Hussein
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