Weather Brief Notes Light Snow and Freezing Drizzle
Light snow and freezing drizzle fell in central and western Wisconsin as a warmup continued. Temperatures rose toward freezing. mid morning drizzle reported at Eau Claire and earlier at La Crosse.
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la Crosse
Eagle River
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Superior
Park Falls
Land O'Lakes
Lone Rock
Wausau
LaCrosse
Ashland
Intelsat 3 satellite completes oval orbit test
A Great Oval Orbit report from Cape Kennedy describes the Intelsat 3 payload riding a Delta booster into a preliminary orbit. The satellite weighs 642 pounds and must fire a rocket motor Friday to avoid an insurance payoff by an international underwriters group. In Saigon, U S battlefield deaths rose to 98 last week, lifting American KIA since Paris talks began to 17,191.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Paris
Nigeria rejects aid from four white governments
Nigeria's government refused assistance from France Portugal Rhodesia and South Africa that aided Biafra during the civil war. British and American aid will be accepted, according to government spokesmen.
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Lagos
Biafra
France
Portugal
Rhodesia
South Africa
Agnew Faces Largest Anti American Protest in New Zealand
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew met the largest anti American protest of his 11 nation tour in Auckland New Zealand. About 500 demonstrators gathered with eight arrests as leaders vow to keep a vigil outside his hotel during his 42 hour stay before returning home.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Senate hearing hears pill safety race with lab animals
A birth control specialist testifying at the second day of Senate hearings on contraceptive pills says women are in a race with laboratory animals to determine pill safety. He adds he would prescribe most current pills only under rare circumstances.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon proposals aim to end most draft deferments
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration would end new medical occupational or job deferments to fix inequities. Medical students would be exempt, and hardship cases may qualify, but new deferrals would largely be eliminated.
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Washington
May Decrease Considerably
The Civil Aeronautics Board warns that U S air travel growth could slow significantly this year as inflation erodes consumer spending. Dedication ceremonies for the Martin Luther King Memorial Center in Atlanta mark today’s nationwide observances of King's birthday with events across the country.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
U.S
Atlanta, Ga
Martin Luther King Memorial Center
Atlanta
Deaths From Flu Epidemic Rise Across Britain
British health officials report 4,185 deaths in six weeks due to the flu epidemic with 2,400 deaths in the week ending last Saturday. They describe the virus as mild, attributing high death toll to widespread spread rather than virulence.
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London
Beloit Writer Attacks Education System In Talk
Beloit author Verna King Gruhlke, writer of To Hell With the Kids, spoke at the Monroe Woman's Club meeting about her controversial views on U.S. schools. She criticized educators for ignoring parents and taxpayers, questioned costly building programs, and recalled her 35 year teaching career at South Beloit High School and Beloit Vocational School.
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Verna King Gruhlke
Beloit
Our Country
Woman's Club of
Monroe
Ludlow
Department of Literature
Leland Miller
Benjamin Rush
South Beloit High School
Beloit Vocational School
South Beloit
No. 1
Sager brothers enter Swiss real estate with farm focus
Peter Sager 31 returns to Olten to start a farm land brokerage in Switzerland after managing 200 apprentices in a spinning machines factory. He plans 10 to 100 acre farms, prices up to 400000, notes Swiss youth prefer factory work, and discusses family moves between America and Switzerland.
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Peter Sager
Olten
Switzerland
Peter
Theodor Sager
Sager Brothers
Ted
America
Buckskin Road
Monroe
Sagers
Ted Sagers
Basel
Janesville
United States
Country
Green County
Guilty Plea in Endangering Safety Case Filed
Dennis A. Roderick pleaded guilty to one count of endangering safety by conduct regardless of life. He faces a 60 day mental exam at Central State Hospital after a Jan 2 shooting into a car with seven people in the Spring Square lot. One of two counts was dismissed. Roderick was remanded for immediate transfer and the hospital will report back to Judge Arthur L. Luebke.
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Dennis A. Roderick
Arthur L. Luebke
Roderick
Central State Hospital
Waupan
Spring Square
Luebke
Dist. Atty
Louis A. Koenig
Monroe
Wilbert E. Johnson
City County List Mishaps From Wednesday Traffic Crashes
Sheriff's deputies logged a sequence of accidents around Monroe and Brodhead after the snow storm. Injuries included a minor cut to John Verdi after a Farley Feed Co. truck collision near Clarence bridge, with other crashes causing damage but few injuries.
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Brodhead
Clarence Bridge
John F. Verdi
Route 1
Juda
St. Clare Hospital
Farley Feed Co
Raymond A. Pomplun
Janesville
Pomplun
Peter V. Kuhn
Monroe
Wilford R. Kleiser
Route 3
Kuhn
Kleiser
William G. Sipple
Beloit
Wilbert F. Wild
8Th St
Sipple
Lucille M
Monroe High School
Jan Schillinger
11Th St
Elaine V. Grendahl
9Th Ave
Orville H. Bear
11Th Ave
John W. Tschanz
10Th St
10Th Street
Richard J. Ripp
Waunakee
Wis
Alfred L. Goepfert
7Th St
Ripp
Raymond A. Pomplum
Verdi
Sheriff's Department
Monroe City Facilities Win State Licensing Approval
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources authorized licensing for Monroe incinerator dump and brush lot to curb pollution. Alderman Harold Snively says operations need no changes to obtain license, and the city may relocate the brush lot to a safer site with transfer of license upon abandonment. Residual ash goes to a non combustible landfill, which should be compacted and covered monthly. a lockable gate and supervised access are required. brush lot burning requires fire authority permission and on site supervision.
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Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Harold Snively
Board of Public Works
State
Division of Environmental
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