Indictment of Judge Kerner ties to racing stock probe
Federal Judge Otto Kerner and four others face charges after a lengthy grand jury investigation into stock dealings with Chicago racing interests. The indictment alleges misdeals, bribery schemes, and tax crimes linked to Kerner and former state officials, including stock transfers valued at tens of thousands and profits used to repay loans. The case also cites mail fraud and use of interstate facilities to promote bribery and conspiracy.
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Chicago
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Kerner
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Richard J. Daley
Appeals
J. Isaacs
Ilinois
William S. Miller
Ilinois Racing Board
Faith McIntorf
Miller
Joseph Knight
Marie Everett
Chicago Thoroughbred Enterprises
Isaacs
CTE
McIntorf
Knight
Chicago Harness Racing, Inc
McIinturf
Internal Revenue Service
McGovern urges NFC to caucus at convention
Kansas City AP George McGovern urged National Farmers Organization delegates to form a national farm caucus to influence presidential nomination decisions. He said net farm income should be target, and noted his chances for the 1972 nomination as excellent. Other candidates and dates were announced for future appearances.
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Kansas City
George McGovern
National Farmers Organization Convention
National Farm Caucus
McGovern
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
NFO
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
United States
Panscreen
Humphrey
Obituary for Conrad Baumgartner of Paoli
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Friday at First United Church of Christ Belleville for Conrad Baumgartner 54 who died after a lingering illness at St Clare Hospital. He worked 22 years at Pabst Farms Milk plant and belonged to Zwingli United Church of Christ Paoli. Survived by widow Yolanda Harrington, two daughters, two sons, three sisters, four brothers, and five grandchildren. Friends may call at Becker Funeral Home Belleville after 4 this afternoon. A prayer service is at 8 tonight.
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Conrad Baumgartner
Paoli
St Clare Hospital
First United Church of Christ
Belleville
Becker Funeral Home
Baumgartner
Pabst Farms
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Yolanda Harrington
Douglas Dahlk
Madison
Beth Ann
Lawrence
Gene
William Reuter
New Glarus
Emil Moschkau
Ray Spinii
William
Horeb
Theodore
Lloyd
Melvin
Verona
Arneson dies. longtime Barneveld earth mover and dealer
Thomas Arneson 52 of Barneveld died Tuesday in a Dodgeville hospital. Funeral Friday at Barneveld Lutheran Church with calling at Gesme-Ellestad Funeral Home after 3 p m today. He farmed near Barneveld before running Arneson Equipment Co the Melroe Clark world’s largest reader dealer in 1970. He was a Barneveld Church member and former Barneveld School Board member. He married Geraldine Harris in 1960 and is survived by two daughters, a mother, stepdaughters, five brothers and four grandchildren.
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Thomas Arneson
Barneveld
Arneson Equipment Co
Dodgeville
Melroe-Clark Equipment Co
Barneveld Lutheran Church
Barneveld School Board
Geraldine Harris
Steven Woleneck
Jerry Jacobson
Naomi Arneson
George Payne Jr
de Forest
Larry Ayer
Columbus
Ohio
Garfield
Marvin
William
Donald
Robert
Dane County Holstein Breeders honor top youths and awards
At the Dane County Holstein Breeders Association annual meeting in Madison Marlin Wild of Belleville and Donna Cooper of DeForest were named Holstein Boy and Girl. Awards honored Sarbacker siblings nine 4-H leaders and long serving county figures, with production prizes and FFA recognitions noted. Merlin Voss reported 2400 cattle sold nationwide, third highest sales volume in history.
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Dane County Holstein Breeders Association
Marlin Wild
Belleville
Donna Cooper
DeForest
Madison
Joseph Sarbacker
JoAnn
Robert
James Sarbacker
Bert Pfister
Horeb
Dane County
Jerome __Watzke
Waunakee
Gary Kahl
Verona
Larbacker
Donna
Bonnie Cooper
Frank
Gregg Haack
Mr. Horeb
Association
Future Farmers of America
Dan Kelly
Deerfield
Julie McCarthy
Stoughton
Gary Sutter
Mt. Horeb
Merlin Voss
Breeders’ Association
Memorial services for Mr. Ott in Monroe church
The obituary notes Mr. Ott settled near Monroe in 1955 then moved to Monroe in 1965. He belonged to St. John's Church and the Loyal Order Moose, with inactive Civil Defense ties. Surviving are his wife Geraldine, two sons Ted and Steve, four daughters, two brothers, a sister, and two grandchildren. Memorial gifts go to the Heart Fund.
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Monroe
Monticello
Ott
St. John’s Church
The
Loyal Order Moose
Monroe Civil Defense
Geraldine
Ted A
U.S.S. Saratoga
Florida Waters
Steve
John
Sherry) Anderegg
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Ted) Ott
17Th St
Monroe Junior
Phillips and Smith Appliance Co
University Hospitals
Henry
Julia Woelfle Ott
Monroe High School
St. John’s
Samuel A. Remus
Poe de
Kundert-Loeffel Shoes
Linda Ott
Rockford
Wendy
Shaw
Roy G. Ott
Henrietta) Kile
Mr. Ott
Orville R. Evans
Schulz
Automotive Machine Shop
Pappy
Boe
17Th Ave
Monroe, Wis
Wilm Henguinet Branch
Mgr
Jim Newroth
Alice Jones
Cpf
Pisane
St. Nick
Gempler’s Tire & Service Center
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