Wisconsin youth held on triple murder charge
Douglas Dean aged 19 from ygan was jailed in Sheboygan County on 150000 dollar bond after being charged with killing his widowed mother and a former girl friend's mother and three Dean was ordered to appear at a preliminary hearing within 10 days before County Judge Joseph Wilkus. The case followed an arraignment before Judge John Buck who set the bond. In Madison Wisconsin a UW specialist warned the horse sleeping sickness VEE will reach Wisconsin, with death rates in infected horses up to ninety percent.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Douglas Dean
Ygan
Sheboygan County
Dean
Joseph Wilkus
John Buck
Madison
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
John Anderson
Wisconsin Charities Raise Over 76 Million In Receipts
Wisconsin charities reported more than 76 million dollars in annual gross receipts for the past fiscal year, covering about 180 groups as disclosed by the attorney general's office and the Department of Regulation and Licensing.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Attorney General's Office
Department of Regulation and Licensing
Wisconsin Medical School expansion gets 10.2 million bonding ok
Madison Wisconsin AP The conference committee approved 10.2 million in bonding authority for the first phase of the University of Wisconsin Medical School expansion. Senate cut the bonding and debt service appropriation as part of a 190 million Senate reduction from the Assembly approved budget linked to Gov Lucey fiscal plan.
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Siadison
Wis
Conference
University of Wisconsin Medical School
Senate
Assembly
Patrick J. Lucey
Madison obscenity ruling tests city ordinance restrictions
Conrad says the city can resume enforcing the ordinance after the U S appellate court in Chicago ordered removal of prior restrictions. The ruling lifts limits previously imposed by U S District Judge James E Doyle, enabling action in Madison.
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Madison
Wis
Conrad
U.S
Chicago
James E. Doyle
Madison man to stand trial for strangling Roberta Arnold
Dane County Judge William D Byrne ruled that 38 year old Robert Cook must stand trial on a murder charge in the death of 29 year old Roberta Arnold a former hospital surgical assistant in Madison. The preliminary hearing led to the murder charge in the July 9 strangulation death.
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Madison, Wis
Dane County
William D. Byrne
Madison
Robert Cook
Byrne
Cook
Roberta Arnold
Cold Front Spurs Scattered Showers Across State
A cold front drifts across the state bringing scattered showers and thundershowers with a slight temperature dip. The system extends into the southern region where residents may see more wetness today.
Nepotism in Washington in House payroll records
A Wisconsin congressman is among at least six House members with relatives in summer jobs in the lower house. Joseph Zablocki, son of Rep. Clement Zablocki of Wisconsin, works as a page. The 1967 anti nepotism law bars lawmakers from hiring relatives but allows sponsorship of relatives by other members.
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Washington
Wisconsin
House
Congress
Joseph Zablocki
Clement Zablocki
USS
DDT ban sparks fetal health fears in Wisconsin
Arden Erdmann, chief state veterinary official, warned the state Board of Agriculture that banning DDT could threaten fetal health. He said pregnant women exposed to Venezuelan horse sleeping sickness might face abortion or birth defects.
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Madison
Wis
State Board of Agriculture
Arden Erdmann
Inmates to testify in Waupun prison mistreatment probe
Up to 100 inmates and staff are expected to testify in the John Doe investigation into alleged mistreatment at Waupun State Prison, Associate Warden Carl Manthe said Thursday.
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Waupun, Wis
John Doe
Waupun State Prison
Carl Manthe
Wisconsin Telephone seeks interim rate hike after wage rise
Wisconsin Telephone asks the Public Service Commission for an interim rate increase to cover wage gains from this week's strike. The firm says payroll costs exceed half of operating expenses and the 12 month cost of the settlement will be about $10 million.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Telephone
State Public Service Commission
Milwaukee man gets seven more years for hospital escape
Robert E. Wyman, 30, of Milwaukee, one of two Waupun State Prison inmates who escaped from University Hospitals in Madison on December 23, is sentenced to seven additional years. The other inmate Willard McClanahan, 35, from Springfield Illinois, faces trial later this month. both were patients at the hospital during the escape.
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Madison, Wis
Robert E. Wyman
Milwaukee
Waupun State Prison
University Hospitals
Madison
Willard McClanahan
Springfield
Welfare gains as budget talks yield wins
Welfare recipients scored a series of victories before a legislative conference committee negotiating a compromise state budget in Madison Wisconsin. The AP report notes gains across several welfare provisions as lawmakers push toward a final agreement.
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Madison
Wis
Trials set for Sudan rebels in Khartoum court
Three senior officers tied to the coup that briefly ousted Sudanese leader Numairi were sentenced to death by a Khartoum court martial. Col Abdul Moneim Mohammed Ahmed, Lt Col Osman Hussein, and Capt Muawiya Abdul Haq were named as the condemned, with Numairi approving the sentences.
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Cairo
Daafaral Numairi
Khartoum
Numairi
Abdul Moneim Mohammed Ahmed
Osman Hussein
Muawiya Abdul Haq
Communist Party
Omdurman Radio
Maj
Hashem el Atta
Sappers attack in Cambodia drive near Tay Ninh
Viet Cong sappers attacked a forward command post of the 18th Infantry Division at Trang Son air field as part of the eastern Cambodia drive led by South Vietnamese forces. Four South Vietnamese soldiers were killed and seven wounded, while two South Vietnamese and five Americans were wounded in the explosions and air strikes. The operation seeks to block North Vietnamese infiltration ahead of the Aug 29 elections.
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Saigon
Ssa
Cambodia
Tay Ninh
South Vietnam
Trang Son Air Field
U.S
7Th Infantry Division
Ten Eyck hosts fruit growers field meeting in Wisconsin
Ten Eyck Fruit Farm in Brodhead hosts growers from Minnesota and Wisconsin for a field meeting sponsored by the Wisconsin Apple and Horticultural Council and Minnesota Fruit Growers Association. The tour covers a dwarf-tree high density planting, irrigation trials, and equipment exhibits. Alice in Dairyland Marsha Ann Lindsay was slated to speak.
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A. A
Boo
Ten Eyck
Brodhead
Minnesota
Wisconsin Apple and Horticultural Council
Minnesota Fruit Growers Association
University of Wisconsin Extension
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Alice
Marsha Ann Lindsay
Wisconsin Agriculture Department
Midwest
United States
Australia
Europe
Moon camera for eclipse viewed from the Moon
Apollo 15 will deploy a color TV camera on the lunar surface to broadcast the solar eclipse as seen from the Moon. Astronauts Scott and Irwin plan to leave the camera behind and control it from Mission Control during eight hours of eclipse coverage. The 12 day mission aims for a Monday Cape Kennedy launch with a solar eclipse view including red ring and green diamond in the corona. Venus Saturn Mercury may be visible and a possible new planet near Saturn will be sought while the Earth blocks the Sun.
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Cape Kennedy
Earth
Thornton Page
NASA
Page
Venus
Saturn
Mercury
Richard Proffitt
Monticello school district meeting set
Monticello Times Special reports the annual meeting of Joint School District No. 3 will be held at the Monticello School at 8 p.m. Monday. Board terms for Lawrence Karlen and John Stauffer expire. a third member will be elected to fill the vacancy from Mrs. Rolland Zimmerman’s resignation. Voters will consider recognizing a petition to move board elections to the Spring election. A record budget of 463131.60 dollars will be proposed.
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Monticello
Lawrence Karlen
John Stauffer
Firemen offer children rides at Monroe Fire Dept event
Monroe Fire Department volunteers sponsor a Sunday event for Area children to ride fire trucks at Twining Park from 2 to 4 PM. Rides occur in the park area and treats are provided. Committee members include chairman Mike Einbeck, Jerry Gentz, Nathan Dittmer, Kenneth Rufer, and Walter Bandi.
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Monroe
Twining Park
Mike Einbeck
Jerry Gentz
Nathan Dittmer
Kenneth Rufer
Walter Bandi
County Labor Board declines appeal of state ruling on union recognition
The Green County Labor Relations Committee met in the courthouse and, citing the Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission order of July 9, 1971 by examiner Marvin L Schurke, decided not to appeal. The ruling requires county recognition of Local 579 Teamsters and prohibits threats to benefits or changes in wages, hours, or conditions. Dianne L. Allen is reinstated as deputy clerk in the Veterans Service Office. Appeals must be filed by July 29. Attendees included supervisors and county officials. employees may join a union or opt out.
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Green County Labor Relations Committee
Marvin L Schurke
Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission
Teamsters Union
Dianne L. Allen
County Labor Relations Committee
Ray Grady
Naomi Barnard
Ray Beckman
Leland Jordan
C. S. Pierce
Ray Kundert
Joseph Viney
Monroe police pursue burglary case with warrant on file
Monroe Police seek a second suspect in the July 7 burglary of Stauffacher Construction Co. at 1819 9th Avenue. Danny L. Shippy, 19, Beloit, already received three years probation after pleading guilty to involvement in the same burglary. A Monroe citizen reported a suspicious vehicle, leading to a stop and the later burglary report. Police pursued warrants and recovered low value office desk items.
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Monroe
Stauffacher Construction Co
9Th Avenue
Danny L. Shippy
Beloit
Green County
Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare
Ie Pounce
Lightning fires destroy Albany summer cottage on Lake Winnetka
A lightning sparked blaze gutted a Lake Winnetka cottage in Albany this morning. Owned by Tom McGuire of Des Plaines, it was once Glen Heffron's property. Granddaughter Valeria Lyle woke the Hansens as candles burned and McGuire lights still glowed. Hansen reported to Albany Fire Department at 4:50 a.m. from the Krueger residence as .6 inch of rain fell after a brief electrical storm.
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Lake Winnetka
Sugar River
Albany
Tom McGuire
Des Plaines, Sr
Glen Heffrons
Monroe
Anker Hansens
Hansens
Valeria Lyle
Valeria
McGuires
Hansen
Albany Fire Department
Eugene Krueger
Highway 59
Nixon desegregation bill delayed by expansion attempts
AP dispatches report repeated delays to Nixon's 1.5 billion school desegregation bill as House subcommittee efforts push to broaden it into a general aid program. Detroit hosts a Democratic task force to attack Nixon era unemployment and public works policies ahead of primaries. Goldwater comments on Nixon's China mission. US Albania relations remain tense despite closer ties. Audit scrutiny finds crimefighting funds blocked at local level. Medina reflects on the My Lai trial's long wait and its impact on his Army career.
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Washington
Nixon
House Education
Democratic Party
Detroit
FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Ernest Medina
My Lai
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