Wisconsin lawmaker Catlin seeks Senate nomination amid ethics charges
APPLETON Wis UPI Mark Catlin Jr said he would not let ethical conduct charges deter his bid for the Republican U S Senate nomination He defended his actions as legal and vowed to seek party convention endorsement May 25-26 in Milwaukee The Wisconsin Supreme Court board accused him of taking 35725 from inmates or their families to influence parole decisions The bar commissioners labeled it disciplinary not criminal and Catlin faces possible disbarment suspension or costs The charges cover 1953 to 1955 when Catlin was speaker of the Assembly.
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Two Bodies Found In LA County. One Identified
Police identified one of two women whose bodies were found in separate Los Angeles County locations as Mildred Keiper of Pacoima. Her body lay in front of a Pacoima elementary school. her husband Herman said he had no knowledge of what happened. An autopsy will determine cause of death. The second woman's body, in her 20s, was found in a Newhall ravine, hidden in two cartons, dead at least three months. no autopsy planned due to condition.
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Meany Sees Problems but Lasting Unity
Washington AFL CIO President George Meany warned of ongoing problems in the merged labor movement yet asserted unity will endure and not be broken again. Speaking to the AFL-CIO Textile Workers Union convention, he outlined concerns without naming unsettled differences with the Teamsters or broader threats to the merger at state and local levels. He stated none of the issues are insurmountable.
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Prankster Hurled Rock Through Dallas Window
Dallas police seek a prankster who tied a note to a rock and hurled it through a south Dallas home window. The note read Your window is broken.
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