National Guard Called Out in Student Rampage
California National Guardsmen were activated by Gov Ronald Reagan to reinforce local officers amid four days of campus protests at Santa Barbara Isla Vista. About 25 to 50 arrests were reported with several injuries. protests cited Vietnam war opposition and police repression. Reagan declared a state of emergency and dispatched troops for order.
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National Guard
Santa Barbara
Calif
California
University of California At Santa Barbara
Bank of American
Isla Vista
University
Ed Gray
Reagan
Sacramento
Milk Prices Rise to New Levels Amid Market Shift
Consumer milk prices show a two cent per gallon uptick following a broader rise in the market. The latest figures indicate prices moving higher after a period of decline in December and during marketing, with Minneapolis cited as a source for the price adjustments.
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Minneapolis
Jordanians Suspected in Bombings of Airliners
Swiss police linked two Jordanian men to the Austrian Caravelle bombing and the Swissair crash that killed 47 aboard, noting a West German warrant for Kaddoumi Sufian and Mussa Badai Jawher, who may have fled into Switzerland in a cream colored car with German plates.
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Bern
Switzerland
Israel
Kaddoumi
Quaddoumi Sufian
Mussa Badai Jawher
Amman
Hans Walder
Germany
Frankfurt
Swissair
Zurich
Damage Slight in 3 Mishaps
Three Thursday traffic incidents in Green County with no injuries and minor to moderate damage. A Monroe driver, Margaret A. Beckman, lost control on Clarno Road and crashed through a barbed wire fence, causing about 500 dollars in damage. A parked Monroe vehicle was hit in a market lot by Arthur Seffrood, with moderate damage. A Gratz vehicle was hit in a hit and run in Monroe, with minor rear damage. The report also notes the Alabama Space and Rocket Center opens March 17.
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Margaret A. Beckman
Route 1
Monroe
Clarno Road
Green County
Richard F. Gratz
Eighth Ave
Huntsville
Ala
Alabama Space and Rocket Center
Pompidou Visits California Amid Protests and Events
French President Georges Pompidou arrived in San Francisco to a mixed reception and a busy schedule. He toured the city, met with local Jewish leaders opposing France's Mirage sale, received the key to the city, and planned stops at Stanford and the Commonwealth Club before a UN visit in New York. The trip included a tense rally and an arrest for a concealed knife at the scene.
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San Francisco
Georges Pompidou
Mirage
Pompidou
St. Francis Hotel
Ronald Reagan
Commonwealth Club
Stanford University
Linear Accelerator Center
Palace of the Legion of Honor
Chicago
New York
United Nations
Paris
Wisconsin Dairy Plants Comply With Pollution Orders
Seven Wisconsin dairy plants have met pollution control orders by the Department of Natural Resources. Green County's Davis Cheese in Brownton uses a ridge and furrow field for waste, while Lafayette County's Pecatonica Al Lamont Central Cheese in Darlington now irrigates waste by spray methods, reducing groundwater and river concerns. Other compliant facilities include Conley Cut Cheese in Woodman, Rewey Creamery in Rewey, Cedar Grove Cheese in Plain, River Road Cheese in Fredonia, Ozaukee County, and Eastman Creamery in Eastman.
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Wisconsin Cheese and
Green
Lafayette
Department of Natural Resources
Davis Cheese , Co
Browntown
Pecatonica al Lamont Central Cheese Co
Darlington
Lafayette County
Lovett
PSC Hearings Set for New Glarus and Albany
Public Service Commission hearings are set in Albany and New Glarus on Thursday March 19. Albany Village Hall hosts at 10 a.m. and New Glarus Village Hall at 2 p.m. The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railroad seeks to discontinue agency service remove the depot building and drop the station from all but prepaid carload freight tariffs in both communities.
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Public Service Commission
Albany
New Glarus
Chicago, Milwaukee, St
PSC
Olsen to Speak to Educators
Lee Olsen curriculum coordinator for Monroe Schools will be guest speaker at the Green County Association for Retarded Children March meeting at the Green County Special Education School Monday March 2 at 8 p.m. He will cover trends in Special Education and national efforts. Refreshments follow and the public is invited.
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Lee Olsen
Monroe
Green County Association
Green County
Olsen
Big Four talks urged to ease Berlin crisis
AP reports London notes from the United States Britain and France propose a time and place for new Big Four talks to defuse West Berlin tensions. The four governments back in principle a conference, with only arrangements pending. Also from Madison Wisconsin campus protests and a welfare mother demonstration last February and October cost the state about 496 356 dollars, paid to guards police and cleanup crews.
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London
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Madison
State Senate
Ernest Keppler
Sheboygan
National Guardsmen
Dane County
Warrants Issued in Runaway Child Case Tied to Casa Maria
Milwaukee AP reports warrants issued Thursday for nine people including Casa Maria House of Hospitality operators. Charged with contributing to the delinquency of a child in a John Doe investigation linked to lodging or transporting runaway youths.
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Milwaukee
Casa Maria House of Hospitality
John Doe
Study Highlights Gaps in Consumer Warranties
Madison AP A legislative committee studying consumer protection heard that product warranties and repairs are the most neglected area. Attorney General Robert W. Warren told the Assembly Agriculture Committee that many firms avoid traditional unfair practices yet cause significant consumer dissatisfaction.
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Madison
Robert W. Warren
Assembly Agriculture Committee
Dispute Over School Day Length Reaches Mediation
Representatives of the Superior Federation of Teachers and the board of education met with state mediators and fact finders in Madison. The fact finders are to decide within two weeks on the dispute over extending the high school day by one hour. The school system seeks an extra hour.
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Superior
Superior Federation of Teachers
Board of Education
Madison
Israeli Soldier Killed in Suez Artillery Exchange
Tel Aviv reports one Israeli soldier killed and two wounded after a day of repeated artillery exchanges with Egyptian forces across the Suez Canal. Egypt has focused on low level air attacks recently rather than artillery bombardments that were common months ago.
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Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Wisconsin sheriffs target Chrysler over TV image
Wisconsin sheriffs and deputies urge Chrysler to drop a television commercial using a stereotyped lawman. The association says the ad casts the sheriff figure unfavorably and notes the use of the word pig by disruptors.
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Madison
Wisconsin Sheriffs
Chrysler Corp
Wisconsin Sheriffs and Deputy Sheriffs Association
Rising Enemy Shelling Attacks Increase Losses in Vietnam
AP reports the largest 24 hour shelling in a month with 16 American and 5 South Vietnamese dead and 29 Americans and 16 Vietnamese wounded. Allied forces say 44 North Vietnamese Viet Cong combatants killed. Navy helicopter downed with no survivors, pilots rescued. Seven Marine units totaling about 1,000 men begin third round of a 50,000 troop withdrawal.
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Saigon
U. S
U.S
Long Binh
A Shau
South China Sea
da Nang
South Vietnam
U. S. Command
Vietnam
Chu Lai
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