Strike Ratification Delays Patient Transfers in Madison
AP reports three state health care institutions will not return patients transferred during the strike until after a ratification vote. The strike ended Wednesday morning with a new pact, and employees returned to their jobs. Separately, Vietnam Moratorium rallies drew tens of thousands nationwide, with Cambridge seeing violence as 1,100 riot police clashed with about 6,000 demonstrators in Harvard Square.
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Madison
Cambridge
Mass
Vietnam
Harvard Square
Wisconsin TAA agreement under probe by committee
Madison AP The Joint Finance Committee will review a recent contract between the University of Wisconsin and its teaching assistants. State Rep John Shabaz questioned whether the regents acted with a legislative mandate. Senator James Swan criticized the regents for voting to accept the right to strike against the state.
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Madison
Joint Finance Committee
University of Wisconsin
John Shabaz
R-New Berlin
Shabaz
James Swan
Relkhorn
Avalanche Buries Tuberculosis Sanatorium Dormitories
Seventy people are feared dead at Lallanches France after a massive avalanche struck a tuberculosis sanatorium, sweeping down on two dormitories and a nurses' residence while residents slept. Only nine bodies were found 11 hours after the wall of rock and snow, estimated 60 feet high and 600 feet wide, crashed down.
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Lallanches
France
Ministry of Interior
SALT Talks Opened in Vienna at Belvedere Palace
The United States and the Soviet Union began SALT talks in Vienna to curb the nuclear arms race. President Nixon urged initial limits followed by reductions as delegations opened the substantive round at Belvedere Palace after a Helsinki winter preparatory session.
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United States
Soviet Union
Nixon
Salt
Belvedere Palace
Helsinki
Rufenacht Elected President of National Cheese Institute
Edwin Rufenacht of Monroe Cheese Corp was elected president at the National Cheese Institute annual board meeting in Chicago. The LaSalle Hotel hosted the event with directors voting Monday and Tuesday. Rufenacht succeeds Frank Klentch as president and will lead monthly Chicago meetings.
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Country Lane
Monroe Cheese Corporation
National Cheese Institute
Chicago
LaSalle Hotel
Aufenacht
American Butter Institute
United States
Butter Institute
Monroe
Forrest Kubly
Harvey
Apollo 13 Heads for Reentry After Lunar Module Power Fix
Apollo 13 astronauts Lovell Haise and Swigert recharged a weak battery and prepared systems for reentry on Friday after an engine burn corrected course. They scaled back risk, rationed life support, and aimed for a Pacific splashdown near Iwo Jima with Iwo Jima carrier ready on station amid a nearby tropical storm.
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James A. Lovell Jr
Fred W. Haise Jr
John L. Swigert Jr
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Mission Control
Ture
Gerald Griffin
Haise
Swigert
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Samoa
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Moon
Consumer Testimony Seeks Stronger Protections for Poor
Wisconsin lawmakers hear from Howard Frazier of the Consumers Federation of America on public protection measures. He calls out fraud, date perishability and unfair financing, urging stronger rules to shield low income shoppers. A child death in Sparta ends the report with a farm accident incident.
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Joseph E Tregoning
Shullsburg
Green County
Wisconsin
Howard Frazier
Washington D. C
Consumers Federation of America
Frazier
Nixon asks Congress to raise letter postage and create postal service party
President Nixon urges Congress to raise the cost of mailing a letter and proposes a new United States Postal Service party or loan company. The document cites consumer protection concerns as lawmakers discuss balloon payments and unethical practices targeting low income buyers.
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Nixon
Congress
United States Postal Service
Trucker Wildcat Strikes Hit Industries Nationwide
Trucker walkouts cripple several sectors causing layoffs across the United States amid ongoing labor disputes. Teachers strike in Los Angeles Minneapolis and Muskogee. Negotiations in New York papers press toward a critical stage as union actions pressure carriers and steeper reductions loom.
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Minneapolis
Muskogee
Okla
New York
American Motors Corp
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Wis
Brampton Ont
General Electric Co
Louisville
Ieverational Harvester Co
Chicago
Springfield
Ohio
Cleveland
St. Louis
Akron
Buffalo
N.Y
Teamsters Union
Pittsburgh
US Stee
Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers
Theodore W. Kheel
New York Times
Daily News
Long Island Press
New York Post
Ambler New President of Monroe Jaycee Club
David Ambler was elected president of the Monroe Jaycees at their annual officer election held at the Swiss Wheel Restaurant. New officers include Gene Summ and Gene Dawson as vice presidents, with David Smith secretary, Bob Collins treasurer, and Lee Fernstaedt state director. Five new members joined the club.
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Monroe Jaycees
Gene Summ
Gene Dawson
Summ
Dawson
David Smith
Bob Collins
Lee Fernstaedt
Floyducky
Coplien
Ernest Gebhardt Jr
Len Potts
Don Barry
Robert Collins
Craig Segner
Dick Rote
Gene O’bel
Green County
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Brodhead
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Governor’s Committee On Children and Youth
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Brodhead High School
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Brodhead Independent Register
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Rshullsburg
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Union 76
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