Pasch denies breach of duties amid bar complaint
Maurice Pasch faced a disciplinary citation from the State Board of Bar Commissioners accusing misconduct. he asks the Wisconsin Supreme Court to dismiss the charge. The board recommends blocking Pasch from further legal practice after a prior guilty plea to filing a false income tax report and a 1970 campus demonstration dispute. Administrative moves also surfaced on a separate $17 million state office building expansion pushed by Gov Lucey and urged by Joe Nusbaum to re-submit when legislature returns.
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Wisconsin Toll Rises to Nineteen After Brown County Crash
An Associated Press report says Wisconsin’s 1972 highway death count reached 19 today, up from 16 on the same date last year. Mrs. Marvis Blaney, 24, of Green Bay, was fatally injured Monday in a two vehicle collision with a truck in Green Bay.
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Wisconsin
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Green Bay
Governor Lucey urges restraint on campus land buys
Gov. Patrick J. Lucey told the State Building Commission that enrollment projections have been inflated and that land approved for purchase in Madison and Green Bay may no longer be needed. He suggested selling land rather than buying more.
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Madison
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State Building Commission
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UW Whitewater professors dispute resolution passes senate
Madison WI AP A UW faculty senate resolution expresses concern over disciplinary action against four University of Wisconsin Whitewater professors. The senate chose a committee milder resolution over a stronger one. The four professors were named in the report.
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West Bend News Chief Mark Huber Dies at 45
Mark W. Huber, general manager of the West Bend News, died after suffering a stroke Friday. He was 45. Huber steered the paper from semi weekly to daily in 1969 and led a 1968 merger with Post Corp. of Appleton. He introduced modern publishing equipment to weekly newspapers.
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Lawmaker urges better care at Southern Wisconsin facility
State Sen. James Devitt urged improved care and more supplies at the Southern Wisconsin Colony and Training School after tours of the facility for the mentally retarded. He cited deficiencies observed on tours in January and November.
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Senate panel urged higher farm income to ease highway stress
In Wausau on Monday, state senators heard farmers demand stronger income and less highway construction pressure to protect agriculture's health.
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Mystery recluse found in hillside cave near Oconto
Investigators loaded a truck with canned food and survival items found in a small cave that authorities called the recluse's home in Oconto County Wisconsin. Howard Fairfield 36 was arrested on breaking and entering charges after a five month dispute with bill collectors. Bond was set at $2000. Fairfield had left his Milwaukee wife Barbara 26 and six children in September.
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Muslims blamed in Baton Rouge street gunfight deaths
In Baton Rouge police and four men died after a street gunfight erupted when officers moved to clear a city street. Mayor W. W. Dumas blamed Black Muslims in part. seven young Muslims denied involvement while an NAACP spokesman said he was unsure who was involved.
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Global AP Roundup of Cold War Era Events Across Asia Europe
North Vietnam advances in Laos with Laotian retreats on Ban Nhik and Bolovens plateau while in Europe King Frederik of Denmark suffers pneumonia relapse. Jacqueline Onassis testifies in NY, Nubar Gulbenkian dies in Cannes, Chen Yi of China dies, Nixon trip to China discussed, and U.S. air defense failures cited. Israeli raid on Lebanon, Bangladesh recognition by East Germany, and Louisiana gunfight creates curfew and National Guard deployment.
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Humphrey Opens Florida Campaign In March Primary
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey launches his White House bid in Florida ahead of the March 14 primary after declaring he will campaign directly to the people. He will also contest the Pennsylvania primary on April 25, facing Muskie Hartke Jackson McGovern Chisholm Lindsay McCarthy and Wallace.
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Youth thief nets $4.3 million in Wall Street heist
FBI and police hunted a roughly 14 year old boy who grabbed an envelope with 3 million in Treasury notes and 1.3 million in bonds from Ernest Stain, a United States Trust Co. messenger, at Liberty Street. A waiting car sped away. insurance covers the loss.
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Suspected Sabotage Grows Over Queen Elizabeth Fire
In Hong Kong suspicions rise that saboteurs started the Queen Elizabeth blaze. Fire chief Harry Wood says no evidence of deliberate ignition exists and cannot confirm how the 83,000 ton liner caught fire as the ship lies half submerged near Tsing Yi Island with a sprinkler inoperative and flames still burning inside the hull.
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