Wisconsin lawmakers urged uniform speed limits for trucks and autos
trucking industry spokesman MALisux urged Wisconsin lawmakers to set identical speed limits for cars and trucks on all highways. Assembly member Leonard Groshek noted studies showing fewer accidents when all vehicles travel at the same speed. Meanwhile 95 year old Lana Dudley in Oceanside volunteers, works, and enjoys life, saying working is a pleasure.
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Stevens Point
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Lana Dudley
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Trio Indicted in Explosive Camp Incident Theft
A federal grand jury indicted three individuals on February 12 for stealing explosives and for actions that included blowing up a telephone exchange and an electrical substation and attempting to damage a water reservoir at the camp.
Threats of Invasion Reverberate in Hanoi and Saigon
U S officials discount planned North Vietnamese invasion while acknowledging South Vietnamese threats. Hanoi fears could grow as South Vietnamese force mobility strengthens, though Washington sees no imminent U S -backed cross DMZ action. Moscow and Peking warn against escalation while Saigon clarifies Thieu remarks were taken out of context.
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Peking
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Indochina
U.S
Dmz
Teamsters and County Schedule Public Hearing
A public hearing on objections to Green County actions in a union vote for the Green County Court House and Extension offices is set for 1 p.m. Thursday March 4 in Monroe. Teamsters Local 579 Janesville filed charges with the Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission alleging discriminatory discharge over union affiliation and a wage increase after union contact. The union vote was 7 to 4 against the Teamsters on January 27.
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Green County
Green County Court House
North Vietnamese overrun key Laos base in heavy fighting
Saigon reports North Vietnamese forces seized Hill 31, a South Vietnamese paratrooper base in Laos, with heavy casualties and a siege continuing on Hill 30. U.S. air power and helicopter forces fought back as Saigon braces for further losses along Highway 9 and Hotel 2 amid ongoing, intensified combat.
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Hoang Xuan Lam
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Hamilton
Mont
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Melrose
Mass
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Associated —_ Press
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Republic of Vietnam
Hijacked Western jet lands in Vancouver with 97 aboard
A 19 year old U S Army inductee hijacked a Western Airlines plane traveling San Francisco to Seattle with 97 aboard. The aircraft landed in Vancouver B C where RCMP took the man into custody. Most passengers remained unaware until arrival.
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Cuba
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Medford
Ore
Vancouver
B.C
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Bruce DeSpain
DeSpain
RCMP
Monroe High School Winter Choral Concert Planned
Monroe Senior High presents a three chorus program Tuesday March 2 at 7 30 pm in the Lecture Hall directed by Mrs Judy Hoffman with 77 choral members. Soloists include Monica Herzberger Barbara Barth John Bauman and Tom Lehmann. The program features works by Nystedt Schubert Bach Randall Thompson Dawson and others with keyboard accompaniment and Mary Gable and Mary Karlen on choreography. Accompanists include Jim Bahler Shelley Campa Caroline Frantz Joy Fulton Mary Kosek Debby Krauss and Dianne Milestone.
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Judy Hoffman
Knut Nystedt
Franz Schubert
Monica
Herzberger
Barbara Barth
John Bauman
Tom Lehmann
Johann Sebastian Bach
Randall Thompson
Luigi Craninem
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Shelley Campa
Jim Bahler
Joy Fulton
Caroline Frantz
Debby Krauss
Dianne Milestone
Mary Kosek
Snively
Study Aid to Convicted Students
Washington AP reports a federal master list debate as the White House seeks to lift a ban on federal aid to students convicted over campus disturbances. Rep Neal Smith says the ban should stay. HEW hearings will address enforcement and possible list creation.
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White House
Neal Smith
Lowa
Congress
Smith
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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