Nixon says peace in Mideast via Soviets. domestic cease-fire hard
President Nixon said detente with the Soviet Union offers a path to peace in the Middle East but warned a domestic cease-fire may be more difficult to secure. He credited his talks with Brezhnev for avoiding confrontation and advancing peace, while criticizing media coverage and defending his firing of Cox. He also said a new independent prosecutor would be named by Acting Attorney General Bork.
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Washington
Nixon
Soviet Union
Mideast
East
White House
Charles G
Bebe” Rebozo
Leonid I. Brezhnev
United States
U.S
Brezhnev
Archibald Cox
Robert H. Bork
Cox
Barbara Mikulski
Strauss
Mikulski
Baltimore
Wagner
City Hall
Demo Committee Urges Action To Impeach Nixon
The Democratic National Committee urged Congress to pursue impeachment if warranted due to alleged criminal behavior at the highest office. A reworked Watergate resolution called for a special prosecutor to end the crisis of confidence in political institutions.
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David
Broder
Washington Post
Louisville
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Nixon
Middle East
House
U N Peacekeepers Move In As Mideast Cease Fire Holds
U N observers advance toward Suez as Egyptian 3rd Army rumors of supply cuts surface. Cyprus and Austrian Finnish Swedish troops begin arriving in Cairo with 600 more expected, while Moscow and Washington discuss monitoring roles. No fighting reported Friday.
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Nixon
United States
United Nations
U.N
Cyprus
Cairo
Security Council
Kurt Waldheim
Israel
Egypt
Sinai
Suez City
Suez Canal
Associated Press
Jon Broder
Weather Outlook: Cloudy Cool with Weekend Showers
Cloudy and cool conditions with a 20 percent chance of rain Saturday night. Lows near 38, highs near 48 Sunday with variable cloudiness and northerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Monday looks dry with a high in the upper 20s.
District Board Readopts 1974 WWTI Budget
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute re adopts the 1973 74 budget with a 50 percent levy increase for debt retirement to shift debt service to a July to July fiscal year. State officials note the need to use 1973 equalization figures for tax apportionment and warn city village and town data is forthcoming. District manager Tessmer said figures would be ready early next week.
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Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Dist
Charles Richardson
Eugene Lehrman
WWTI
Dale Tessmer
Coleman Building Deficiencies Prompt Board Committee
The Madison district board formed a special committee after a Coleman Building obsolescence study. Robin Riley of Building Life Studies advised immediate 550000 for maintenance to extend 25 years, excluding remodeling. Wings 1923 1929 would be obsolete. 1939 wing questionable. The report opposes additional shop space in Coleman Auditorium. The board also addressed brick exterior defects in the new business administration building and installed lecture hall seating.
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Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Coleman
Madison
Robin Riley
Building Life Studies of Wisconsin
Hackner, Schroeder, Roslansky
Coleman Auditorium
Robert Ringdahl
Myron Bockhaus
Melvin Schmallenberg
Louis Youngman
Harry Schroeder
Business Administration
Wisconsin Assembly Fails On Fuel Allocations in Fall Session
Wisconsin lawmakers wrap four week fall session with action on key Lucey priorities. Assembly fails to pass fuel allocation measure while Senate moves to keep controls under governor’s emergency, and a separate certificate of need bill for health facilities lingers. A special session aimed for mid November looms as energy and health items may be revived.
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Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
Madison
Lucey
Assembly
Senate
State Public Service Commission
PSC
Department of Agriculture
Assembly Democrats
Steve Holmgren
Raymond Johnson
Eleva
City Receives 74 500 State Aid for Mass Transit
La Crosse will get 74 500 from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation for mass transit aid in 1974. The funds cover about half of La Crosse Transit Co losses projected at 150 000 with 11 000 depreciation, leaving the city to subsidize about 75 500. The aid is emergency support as Green Bay and Appleton also face large deficits.
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la Crosse
Lawrence Gibson
Nish
Green Bay
Appleton
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George C. Wallace
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
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Ashraf Ghorbal
International Red Cross
Tel Aviv
Finland
Soviet Communist Party
Moscow
Kremlin
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Ebner Construction Co
Tribune
Pepa Shibuv
Sonirt
Lars Iy
Rekiwaie
Achar
Aidey
Pete de Ee
Wisconsin Bureau of Personnel
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