Village President Kunz Dies After Failed Resuscitation
Herbert Kunz 59 died of an apparent heart attack after attempting mouth to mouth resuscitation for Joseph Kreuser 54 who was electrocuted Saturday when his aluminum ladder touched a high voltage line during outdoor light installation. Oregon School for Girls staff reduced from 176 to 154 as population declines and new state law limits placement of runaways truants and uncontrollable youths on first court appearance.
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Drownings, patrol honors, and legal cases span Wisconsin reports
A 5-year-old Neillsville boy drowns in the Black River with search to resume. Charles Laasko, 26, of Marshfield drowns after a canoe capsized near Little Eau Pleine River. Timothy Green, 11, to receive Gold Lifesaver Award for rescuing a child from a snowplow path. Wisconsin officials discuss food fairs in Tokyo and pet bird embargoes to stop Newcastle disease. Madison reports embargo details and riot control drills in Fond du Lac. Beloit bartender shooting leads to arraignment of two men for murder and robbery. additional suspect at large.
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Charles Laasko
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Timothy J. Green
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Vollstedt
Janesville
Rock County
Beloit
Willie Paine
Charlie Flowers
Fritz C. Meserli
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Paine and Flowers
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Wisconsin traffic toll rises to 233 this weekend
The 1972 Wisconsin traffic fatality toll grew by 10 over the weekend to 233, with two people killed Sunday and three from one family dying Saturday. The comparison notes 194 deaths on the same date last year.
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Rogers vows no South Vietnam takeover by force
Secretary of State William P Rogers told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the Nixon administration will not permit North Vietnam to take advantage of the US withdrawal and will continue air and naval strikes to protect American interests. He defended foreign aid while facing questions on renewed raids against Haiphong and Hanoi.
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MIGs downed as raids strike Hanoi Haiphong region
American warplanes scored the largest MiG kill in 442 years, shooting down three MiG21s southwest of Hanoi. U S raids damaged fuel depots in the Hanoi Haiphong area. Navy A7 and Air Force F105 losses reported. pilot rescued, two crewmen missing. Ground fighting around An Loc heavy with Vietnamese and allied forces claiming over 400 enemy killed.
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Mysterious skin peeling mars Apollo 16 pre landing work
Apollo 16 mission nears lunar landing as engineers investigate a mysterious peeling of protective skin on the Orion lander near its reaction control system. NASA officials say no major system faults, while Grumman investigates a possible thermal effect. Captain Young and Lt. Col. Duke conducted an inspection and found the craft unusually clean. The crew plans course corrections and a planned engine burn to enter lunar orbit. Cmdr. Mattingly will orbit aboard Casper as Young and Duke descend toward the lunar highlands near giant peaks.
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Parliaments members jailed in absentia over parade
Bernadette Devlin and another Irish MP were sentenced in absentia to six months in jail for participating in an illegal parade. The report covers other AP items from London Rome New York Washington Houston.
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