Gratiot Receives 27000 Share of ORAP-200 Funds
Gratiot in Lafayette County obtains 27000 as its ORAP-200 portion of Wisconsin’s 3.7 million water pollution abatement payout. Department of Natural Resources distributed funds to 30 projects, from 1300 to 605000, under new rules effective July 1.
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Lafayette County
Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources
Crandon
Forest County
Janesville
L. P. Voigt
Samek
Kannenberg
Council of Environmental Advisors
Park Motor Inn
Nixon officials herald new prospects for world peace
Washington officials say talks to limit ABMs advance as the Vienna round ends and negotiations resume in Helsinki this November. They report Soviet interest in halting ABM development, while the U.S. offers to curb large SS-9 missiles.
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Nixon
Soviet Union
Vienna
Helsinki
United States
Hartwigs Among Finalists for Tri-State Outstanding Young Dairy Couple
Four Wisconsin farm couples and one Illinois pair advance as finalists for AMPI Tri-State Region 1970 Outstanding Young Dairy Couple. Judges tour finalists’ farms. winner and runner-up to be named at Chicago AMPI meeting and serve as National Young Cooperator delegates at NMPF convention in Las Vegas.
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Nathan E. Hartwig
Route 1
Monroe
Wisconsin
Illinois
Tri-State
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
A.L. McWilliams
Thomas J. Dooley
Fond du Lac
Ampi
Chicago
Uruguayan police doubt new ransom note validity
Police questioned a fresh ransom note sent to a Brazilian paper amid the Tupamaros hostage case. The note threatens to kill Brazilian consul Aloysio Mares Dias Gomide but omits adviser Claude L Fly of Fort Collins and does not confirm ties to the Aug 7 kidnapping of Fly. Dias Gomide was seized July 31 in Richmond Indiana.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Aloysio Mares Dias Gomide
Tupamaros
Claude L Fly
Fort Collins
Colo
Agriculture Ministry
Three Wisconsin Traffic Accidents Kill Seven
Three accidents claimed seven lives today raising Wisconsin's 1970 highway fatality to 689, up from 656 a year ago. An I-90 crash south of Portage killed three. Milton A. Barach of Chicago and his 35-year-old wife died in a separate car crash.
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Wisconsin
Portage
Milton A. Barach
Chicago
Blue Ribbons Returning Home From Wisconsin State Fair
Green County dairy exhibitors returned with blue ribbons at the 120th Wisconsin State Fair in Milwaukee where Holstein judging drew a record 605 entries. Senior yearling class set a 103-entry record as crowds watched, with multiple exhibitors from Monroe and nearby towns winning in various classes. A fatal ride accident at the fair paused events as investigators checked safety on the Italian roller coaster.
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Green County
Milwaukee
John Salesman
Argyle
Wausau
Green County Fair
James Allen
Browntown
Monroe
Debbie Miller
Brodhead
Jim Nuckles
Diane Deininger
Beth Timm
Rudy Kaderly
Juda
Dave Wells
Randy Wyss
Nancy Hartwig
Larry Buetzer
Marie Kaderly
Connie Kernen
New Glarus
Rosanne Strommen
Blanchardville
Ken Christen
Monticello
Vicki Swanson
Alan Bertelrud
Barbara Bertelrud
Rick Reuter
Poland
China
Greg Keen
Larry Weckerly
Hampshires
Rita Mellenberger
Weckerly
Suffolks
Fair
Vernon Wendland
Barbara Ann Kusen
Miss Kusen
Chicago
Marquis Carol
John
Salesman
Rusty Liberty Ship Sinks Nerve Gas Off Cape Kennedy
A surplus Liberty ship loaded with 12 500 nerve gas rockets and rabbits is to be scuttled 16 000 feet deep about 282 miles east of Cape Kennedy Florida. The Briggs moves under tow after court fights ended as Navy crews monitor descent and protect the environment.
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Hartley
Atlantic
Cape Kennedy
Fla
LeBaron Russell Briggs
Beloit Burglary Arrest Sparks Crowd Scuffle
A police chase of a burglary suspect in Beloit led to a pre-dawn melee with about 300 spectators, causing vandalism and several arrests. The suspect, armed with shotguns, arson and theft charges, was subdued with tear gas outside a sporting goods store as a crowd fought police and each other. Police reported minor injuries to four officers and extensive property damage including store windows and a department store awning.
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Beloit
Wis
Illinois
Wisconsin
Chicago
Life
Black P Stone Nation
New Jersey Boys Choir Brings Music and School into One Program
40 youths aged 8 to 14 from New Jersey ghetto areas rehearse at a summer camp site in STANHOPE. The choir, tied to the New Jersey Symphony, blends music with academics from 8:30 to 4:30, with daily choral sessions and core subjects. Future plans include a February date with Marian Anderson and a Western U.S. tour.
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N.J
New Jersey
Pablo Casals
van Cliburn
Marian Anderson
New York
New Jersey Symphony
Richard McCarthy
The
Symphony
McCarthy
California
New Jersey Boys Chorus School
Vienna Boys Choir
Columbus Boys Choir
Blood Drive Sets Fifty Pint Quota in Monticello
Mrs Merlee Zurbuchen chairs the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit to Monticello on Tuesday Aug 25 with a 50 pint quota. Area includes Adams Washington and Mt Pleasant townships. A three pint A negative donation is sought for a 60 year old Friendship Wis patient opening heart surgery. Bloodmobile operates 1 30 to 4 30 p m with Adams Township women running the canteen.
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Monticello
Merlee Zurbuchen
American Red Cross
Tosday
Adams
Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Friendship
Wis
Adams Township
Multiple-vehicle crash kills Hopkins man and leaves others injured
AP News In Brief reports Odmer Skjelbostad, 50, of Hopkins Minnesota died in a head on crash after colliding with a semitrailer and another car. Weekend victims include Judith Neubauer 26 Gary Schindel 20 Rae Willner 21 Darrel Doust 45 William Flack 29 Lyle Eastlick 30 Cynthia Justman 18 Kathleen Pribnow 18 Irene Jerger 3 and Edwin Arona 16.
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Hopkins
Minn
Judith Ann Neubauer
Dousman
Gary A. Z. Schindel
Hilbert
Rae Jean Willner
Shawano
Darrel R. Doust
Kohler
William Flack
Lyle Eastlick
Platteville
Cynthia Justman
West Bend
Kathleen Pribnow
Horicon
Irene Jerger
Edwin Arona
Eleva
Angela Davis sought in killing of California judge
Federal attorney confirms Angela Davis bought the shotgun used to kill Judge Harold J Haley during a courtroom kidnapping in San Rafael. The case links her to murder and five kidnapping counts as authorities widen the search across the San Francisco area.
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San Francisco
Calif
Angela Davis
Harold J. Haley
San Rafael
Golden Gate
Miss Davis
Soviet Venus 7 Space Probe Launched by USSR
Moscow reports the unmanned space probe Venus 7 lifted off to explore Venus. Tass calls it an automatic interplanetary station that will continue the planet’s exploration begun by earlier Soviet automatic missions.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Venus
Tass
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