Hussong guilty of first degree murder in La Fave death
GREEN BAY AP Brian L Hussong 21 was found guilty of first degree murder in the death of state game technician Neil La Fave and sentenced to life in prison. The decision was appealed by Hussongs attorney James Pressintin after a nearly four hour jury verdict. The trial lasted 6% days. MARINETTE AP The two party system is at an all time low unless both parties mend their Atty Gen Robert Warren told an 8th District caucus. He cited 31 percent independents and under two in ten voting straight party ticket and called the Republican arena for open debate within its ranks.
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James Pressintin
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Highway toll hits 219 in Wisconsin 1972 deaths rise
The death of Cassville woman La Von Hauke, 48, Thursday raises Wisconsin’s 1972 highway death count to 219, up 31 from the same date last year. Her car apparently slid into a Grant County ravine in thick fog. wreckage found hours later by a passing motorist.
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Grant County
Air crash near LaCrosse touches down in field
A twin engine Sky Van cargo plane owned by Viking International Air Freight of Minneapolis crashed in a rolling field about 200 yards short of the LaCrosse runway at about 4 am. The pilot calasgian, who lost a wing tip on impact, reportedly was on a flight from Minneapolis. In Richland Center a ramshackle bungalow long thought to be Frank Lloyd Wright’s birthplace faces demolition next month.
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Plan two space shuttle bases
Rep. Lou Frey announces two space shuttle bases to be built at Cape Kennedy in Florida and at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. NASA will test at Cape Kennedy with operations slated to begin in the late 1970s. Vandenberg will serve military missions funded by the Defense Department.
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UW Students Protest Nixon War Policy in Madison
Madison students rallied about 1,000 in a protest against intensified U S bombing in Vietnam and burned an effigy of President Nixon on the Capitol steps. The event marked the seventh annual Madison protest with roughly 500 marching to the Capitol.
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Wisconsin Junior Brown Swiss outing planned in Green County
Members of the Wisconsin Junior Brown Swiss Association plan a weekend trip to Green County with about 40 reservations. Registration Saturday at Voegeli Farm Monticello opens 10:30 to 12. Bus trips include Dr N E Bear Sugar Valley Farms Spring Grove Township and Nelsland Brown Swiss farm Clarno Township with demonstrations, classes, and a breeding program briefing. Overnight stays at Voegeli Farm and John Wegmueller farm, Sunday church and dinner at Casino Monticello.
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South Viets recapture of An Loc dominates Saigon front
Saigon reports South Vietnamese forces regained virtually all of An Loc with 400 paratroops, U S B52 air strikes, and reinforcements. Rockets struck northern Saigon near Tan Son Nhut, killing 15 civilians and wounding 6. U S jets bombed North Vietnam as weather improved for strikes.
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Monroe Firemen battle two grass fires at trailer court and farm
Monroe volunteers answered two grass fire calls Thursday afternoon. The first at Countryside Trailer Court, caused by an incinerator, required about 25 minutes. The second, at Frank Fandrick farm east of East Clarno Church, started by a smoldering stump, spread into Hartwig land before being brought under control by firefighters. Fire Chief Joe Benkett warned against burning in windy, dry spring conditions.
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Government to sue to break up TV network control
AP reports the Justice Department will file suit to break up network control over prime time television entertainment, described as one of the strongest actions against TV shows. In Ottawa, Nixon and Trudeau held a low key summit before a parliamentary appearance with no topics disclosed. Apollo 16 astronauts complete thirteen months of intense training today.
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Monroe Public Schools sweep state spelling bee finalists
Five finalists from Monroe Public Schools, four girls and one boy, were named Thursday as champions in the local Wisconsin State Journal spelling bee. Mary Jo Babler, Susan Lampe, Janeen Robertson, John Santiago, and Kris Weiss will compete at the area contest in New Glarus on April 26 at 7 30 p m. If successful, they advance to the state spelling bee in Madison in May.
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Janeen Robertson
John Santiago
Kris Weiss
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Larry Young
Ann Ableman
Gerald Karlen
Randy Larson
Steve Maske
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Clare Nickels
Chris Schiller
Connie Schmidt
Anne Schmitz
Mike Setzer
Clinton Blackbourn
Ed Hartwig
Paul Schoenike
Pat Hampton
Henry Stiner
Madison
John
Orangeville school board reorganizes under new leadership
Albert Marcum was elected president with Leona Baker as secretary. Meetings will be on the second and fourth Wednesdays, with no fourth Wednesday meetings June through September unless a special meeting. May to October meetings start at 8 p.m., November to April at 7:30 p.m. Baker and Ritter won three year terms. others elected to fill terms. The board adopted budget rules, set a tentative budget, and named delegates for IASB, with Cronan as voting delegate and Baker as alternate.
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Leona Baker
Frank L. Ritter
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