State Supt. William Kahl Won't Seek ReElection
OSHKOSH AP State Superintendent of Public Instruction William Kahl, 63, announced on Tuesday at a Wisconsin school administrators convention that he will not run again in April 1973. After 42 years in education, he plans retirement and cites funding education costs as the major upcoming issue, urging a higher state share to relieve property taxes.
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Oshkosh
William Kahl
Kahl
Wisconsin Association of
Tail
Mount Horse
University of Wisconsin
Albany
Lancaster
Wisconsin
Kittelsen
Hoard
New York State
Liedschlag
Roseleip gains GOP support for 2nd District run
Madison AP Gordon Roseleip of Darlington says nearly all Republican colleagues back his bid to challenge Rep Robert Kastenmeier in the 2nd District. He reports backing from every GOP state senator except one, who he has not yet spoken to.
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Madison
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Senate
Robert Kastenmeier
Roseleip
Congress
Carroll Metzner
GOP
Armstr rng Hunger Strike in Toronto Jail While Demanding Bail
In Toronto Don jail Karleton Armstrong held in solitary confinement seeks bail and release from isolation. He requests officials grant bail and end solitary confinement as he fights U S charges tied to a University of Wisconsin bombing. A Wisconsin faculty group urged tuition hikes for Madison and Milwaukee campuses.
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Toronto
Karleton Armstrrng
United States
University of Wisconsin
Don
Warren targets Lucey tax policy in 1974 campaign
Atty. Gen. Robert Warren, addressing a Republican meeting in Delavan, named Gov. Patrick J. Lucey as the No. 1 target for the coming election year. Warren accused Lucey of raising taxes to an all time high and expanding state spending, saying the property tax burden remains heavy. He urged Republicans to hold Lucey accountable.
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Warren
Lucey
UW Memorial Union Food Service Strike Slows Receipts
University of Wisconsin spokesman says receipts at the Memorial Union are down 50 to 60 percent this week as student food service workers continue their strike.
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Madisonap
University of Wisconsin Memorial Union
Taxpayers and teachers in Monroe School Board spotlight
A tax protest letter by Thomas Thorp was read to the Monroe School Board as teachers gathered to hear budget guidance while taxpayers were absent. Board negotiators noted contract talks must align with funds and state tax policy amid inflation and rural burden.
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Clarno Township
Monroe
Thomas Thorp
Lee Olsen
Lloyd Liedschlag
Aspin questions Albany census data
Rep. Les Aspin asks Census to explain Albany population decline from 1960 to 1970. He notes local residents say figures undercount due to housing changes and urges a thorough review to ensure correct counts and proper state aid allocations.
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Aspin
Albany
Les Aspin
V-Wis
Bureau of the Census
George H. Brown
Brown
Green County
Decatur
Brodhead
McGovern and Humphrey Win Key Primaries
McGovern dominates Massachusetts while Humphrey wins Pennsylvania in a decisive primary swing. Muskie trails with mixed results as Wallace shocks in Pennsylvania and runs second there. Delegates awarded: Massachusetts bound votes 102. Pennsylvania 95 percent counted. Future contests set for next Tuesday as McGovern leads in committed delegates.
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Muskie
Massachusetts
McGovern
Pennsylvania
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Humphrey
Sen
Henry M Jackson
Washington
Ohio
White House
Miami Beach
Fla
Jackson
North Vietnamese Move Threatens Split of South Vietnam
North Vietnamese forces threaten to divide South Vietnam while pushing from Kontum toward coastal Binh Dinh and seizing Highway 1. They attack An Loc near Saigon, shoot down a C130 transport, and press drives on Dak To Pleiku and Bong Son as U.S. losses mount with 25 Americans killed and 41 missing.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Cambodia
U.S
An Loc
Western Highlands
Kontum
Binh Dinh
Pleiku
Salem
Phu My
Bong Son
Highlands
Kontum City
Dak To
United States
Apollo 16 crews prepare for splashdown in Pacific
Apollo 16 astronauts John Young Charles Duke and Thomas Mattingly head toward a 2 44 p m Thursday splashdown in the South Pacific after 11 days in space. They held a news conference from 100000 miles out as Mission Control reports volcanic rock evidence may appear in 245 pounds of lunar samples. Mattingly conducted a deep space walk to recover film from two cameras signaling a dramatic end to the mission.
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John W. Young
Charles M. Duke Jr
Thomas K. Mattingly II
Earth
Manned Spacecraft Center
Mission
Young
Duke
Moon
Mattingly
Casper
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