Armstrong Plea Includes Parole Deal With State
MADISON Wis AP Antiw ar activist Karleton L Armstrong pleading guilty to a fatal campus bombing could be eligible for parole in five years under an arrangement with State and government prosecutors. The former UW student pleaded guilty Friday to state and federal charges including second degree murder arson and conspiracy.
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Madison
Wis
Karleton L. Armstrong
University of Wisconsin
FBI
Armstrong
Karl Armstrong
James Bowen
George McGovern
D-S.d
Lyndon Station Area Man Killed In One-Car Crash
A rural Lyndon Station man, Charles T. Jennings, 29, was killed in a one car crash on US 12 16 near Lyndon Station. Allen L. Timm, 20, of Wisconsin Dells, was seriously injured and hospitalized in Madison after the car crossed the road left the highway, struck guard posts, rolled three times and ended upright. The sheriff said Timm tried to pass another vehicle when he lost control and there was no contact with the other car.
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Lyndon Station Area
Mauston
Wis
Lyndon
Lyndon Station
Charles T. Jennings
Madison
Allen L. Timm
Wisconsin Dells
Timm
Juneau County
Nick Yackley
Montgomery Ward
Yackley
Ward
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Secret Donors Of Funds For Nixon Vere Identified
Washington reports that the CREP finance committee disclosed early Nixon contributors totaling 19.9 million dollars, including 1.47 million in currency with about one third from corporations, and notes investigations into corporate gifts and illegal currency use. The list highlights W. Clement Stone’s 2 million dollar lead gift before the 1972 law took effect and raises questions about disguised corporate funding and political finance reform efforts.
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Washington
Finance Committee
Richard Nixon
Soviet Union
Committee For
CREP
Common Cause
Citizens’ Lobby
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Senate
Arab Gunmen Free Vienna Hostages Then Fly To Sardinia
In Vienna four hostages are freed after terrorists allied with the Eagles of Palestine Revolution demand the closure of Schoenau Castle camp. The gunmen land in Sardinia after refueling in Dubrovnik and Palermo, while Austrian and Israeli officials spar over the pledge’s meaning.
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Vienna
Sardinia
Cagliari
Algeria
Libya
Tunisia
Dubrovnik
Yugoslavia
Palermo
Sicily
Israel
Austria
Yitzak Patish
Czechoslovakia
Eagles of Palestine
Algiers
Marchegg
Schwechat
Schoenau Castle
Bruno Kreisky
Fuerstenfeldbruck
Soviet Union
Schoenau
Mayor Opposes Bills Limiting Housing Expansion in La Crosse
La Crosse Mayor W Peter Gilbertson opposed two housing bills at a three hour county hearing led by Rep Edward Nager. One bill would inventory state land for possible low cost housing and could curb university expansion. the other would create a state appeals board to overrule city zoning.
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la Crosse
W. Peter Gilbertson
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Gilbertson
Assembly
Edward Nager
D-Madison
UWL
WWTI
Commissioners of Public Lands
Department of Local Affairs and Development
Nager
Building Commission
Bob Schroeder
Harborview Plaza
Schroeder
Doerflinger’s
Arthur McBain Jr
la Crosse County
Weekend Weather Outlook Cloudy and Cool
Weather summary shows Saturday night cloudy and cooler with a low in the upper 40s. Saturday remains cloudy with little temperature change and a high in the upper 60s. Light northeasterly winds. Monday brings a chance of showers and continued mild conditions with a low near 50.
United Fund Drive Reaches 30 Percent Of Goal
The United Fund campaign has surpassed 30 percent of its $390,960 target, with $119,529.60 raised to date. Campaign chair Joseph Schreier announced at the first report meeting as divisions predict hitting the goal after the Oct. 31 deadline.
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United Fund
Joseph Schreier
Schreier
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Sts
UOP Norplex
United Auto Workers
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Parking Cost Up 300% For Some City Workers
City workers face steep parking rate hikes as a 10 cent per hour meter ordinance takes effect. The change raises first hour to 10 cents and adds 15 cent second hour plus 25 cents for additional hours, with monthly rates also up. City officials cite financing 1000 new spaces and promoting bus use while workers report limited downtown spaces and existing free parking for some public employees.
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Common Council
Mina Bushek
Gwyneth Edberg
Oak Ave. S
Onalaska
Fern Leum
Mormon Coulee Road
Doerflinger’s
Arlene Mulhausen
17Th Ave. N
Cathedral
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Sterling Hall
Canada
U.S
Sauk County
Army Math Research Center
Nixon Vere
W. Clement Stone
Chicago
Nixon
House of Representatives
Germany
Kreisky
4Th Street
Coney Island
Richard Elsen
Friday Elsen
Aquinas High School
Francis Elsen
Market St
Tribune
Paign
Allen Jandt
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