Campbell clerk blocks audit release and closes early
Town Clerk Arnold Every and assistant Helen Dahle refused to release copies of a town and utility district audit delivered to Town Hall around 4:30 p.m. Friday, despite Tribune requests. Resident Jim Moe planned legal action with Dist. Atty. Nix. A meeting on the audit and a referendum on tax levy limits were scheduled for today and Tuesday, with auditors present.
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The
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Norman Thingvold
Thingvold, Tostrud, Inc
la Crosse
Frank Papacek
Papacek
Benson
Nix
Mrs. Dahle
Wisconsin Department of Justice
Madison
Weather and political race shape national headlines
The UMT A faces funding questions as 75 percent of a 7.1 billion federal allocation for mass transit is committed but not obligated. Ford Carter race tightens with weather seen as a factor. polls show Carter slightly ahead nationally with regional leads while Mondale campaigns in the Midwest.
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Recluse Leaves Estate to Two Orphan Children
Dallas trustees report that Elia Gervetch who died at 80 left his estate to a blind charity and two young orphans, Billy and Mary Ann Locklear. The siblings, found amid their parents' murder in their ransacked home, are to receive funds enabling education though not riches.
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Kissinger Aide Aims to Push Rhodesia Talks
William D. Schaufele arrives in Geneva to bolster British authority and reconcile black demands for rapid Rhodesian power transfer with Ian Smith's resistance. He assists British chairman Ivor Richard at talks with black and white Rhodesian leaders as opening speeches frame a one year versus two year transfer timeline and mutual accusations of atrocities.
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Britain
Rhodesia
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William D. Schaufele
Kissinger
U.S
Ivor Richard
Smith
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