Wisconsin Traffic Deaths Top 1972 Year by 692
A Monday traffic death raised Wisconsin 1973 fatalities to 692, down from 717 last year. Mary A. Beyer, 44, of rural Richland Center, died when her car collided with another at an intersection south of Richland Center on Wisconsin 80, authorities said.
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Nixon shifts focus with defense of B52 raids in Cambodia
AP reports President Nixon seeks to redirect attention from Watergate with a vigorous defense of 1969 70 B52 strikes in Cambodia. The address comes after his broadcast pledge to hand Watergate to the courts as the nation handles urgent business.
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Auto workers brace as target for strike likely picked
About 1,000 UAW leaders gather in Milwaukee to nominate the target among General Motors Ford and Chrysler as three-year contracts near expiry. President Leonard Woodcock to present the pick to councils while Detroit talks resume amid rising pressure for overtime and plant protests.
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Irving Bluestone
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Wisconsin municipalities challenge 1973 population estimates
Increasing numbers of cities, villages and towns contest Wisconsin 1973 population estimates for shared tax distribution. Hearings set in Madison as authorities weigh evidence such as car registrations and income data to adjust counts and allocate funds.
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Gerald Ferwerda
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Whitefish Bay
Roethe Hurt by Lion on African Big Game Hunt
Leo W. Roethe 59 of Ft. Atkinson was attacked by a wounded lion during a five hour stalk in Africa. He received four bites to the legs and a hand before hunter Ikram Hassan killed the animal. Roethe was flown to a Nairobi area hospital where his condition was reported satisfactory. friends provided first aid. Roethe is a longtime conservation advocate and former Wisconsin Conservationist of the Year President of Weath by-Nasco and Wisconsin Wildlife Federation.
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Atkinson
Arthur F. Roethe
Monroe
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Roethe
Ikram Hassan
John Stone Madison
Sue
Boethe
Hassan
Flying Physicians Service
Bruce Miller
Rt. 3
Avon
Wis
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Times
Brennan's Market Burglarized on Wisconsin 11 West
Monroe police officer on patrol discovered a burglary at Brennan's Market on Wisconsin 11 West at 2:52 a.m. Tuesday. Door glass was broken and a small amount of cash was taken. no other items were reported missing.
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Beef price rise could aid dairy producers downturn
USDA economists warn lifting beef price controls next month may lift cattle prices, prompting dairy farmers to cull herds or sell out. Sluggish milk output persists as feed costs stay high and cattle prices surge may fade later in fall and winter.
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Crop Reporting Board
Kennedy guilty of negligent driving
Joseph P. Kennedy III was found guilty of operating a motor vehicle negligently after an August crash on Polpis Road Nantucket. He was fined 100 and received a 60 day driving suspension. Pamela Kelley, 18, of Centerville, was partially paralyzed and treated at Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis.
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Judge rules Armstrong misconduct hearing not warranted
Madison Wisconsin AP Judge William Sachtjen denies a special hearing on government misconduct in the Karleton Armstrong case deeming charges too speculative. He also blocks Armstrong from accompanying his lawyers to Milwaukee to inspect 1970 Army Mathematics Research Center explosion evidence citing security concerns. Armstrong faces murder arson counts in the UW campus blast and related antiwar bombings. Greenberg says his office burglary suggests possible government involvement, which police dismiss. In another item, the Natural Resources Board approves paying 150000 to the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific Railroad for a 25 mile abandoned right of way in Oneida County to become a state park trail.
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Melvin Greenberg
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