Exchange group announced for Monroe High School students
Monroe High School announces the 1972 73 Student Exchange Group. Fifteen girls and fifteen boys were selected with two alternates to visit Connetquot High School Bohemia New York on Long Island. The group includes Cheri Ault Kitty Barry Lauren Campa Julie Durtschi Julie Erickson Margaret Hardyman Aileen Keith Deborah Krauss Dawn Kubly Barbara Marty Nan Olsen Mary Joy Reider Kathy Richardson Kristie Schuetz Mary Zwygart and alternates Becky Mueller and Larry Weckerly.
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Monroe High School
Forts
Connetquot High School
Bohemia
N.Y
Long Island
Cheri Ault
Kitty Barry
Lauren Campa
Julie Durtschi
Julie Erickson
Margaret Hardyman
Aileen Keith
Deborah Krauss
Dawn Kubly
Barbara Marty
Nan Olsen
Mary Joy Reider
Kathy Richardson
Kristie Schuetz
Mary Zwygart
Becky Mueller
Scott Babler
Tim Eberle
John Frey
Dave Gordon
Tim Hayes
Kevin
Traffic toll hits 403 on Wisconsin roads Friday
The 1972 Wisconsin traffic deaths rose to 403 after three fatalities Friday bringing the year to date toll above last year. Grantsburg resident Mrs. Dewey Logeland, 42, died in a US 87 crash near Cushing. Michael Kramer, 19, of Elcho, perished in a collision with a train in Langlade County. James Eichorst, 34, of Lone Rock, died when his pickup wrecked north of Dodgeville.
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Wisconsin
Dewey Logeland
Grantsburg
U.S. 87
Cushing
Polk County
Michael Kramer
Elcho
Langlande County
James Eichorst
Lone Rock
Two more hijackings spark nationwide search and ransom
In Reno a hooded hijacker forced a United Airlines 27 jet from Reno International Airport and parachuted away with an apparent $200,000 ransom. A massive search followed in a remote area between Reno and Washoe Lake. The plane returned within 30 minutes. A separate hijacking on the West Coast involved Western Airlines with a $500,000 ransom and multiple flights ending at Kennedy Airport.
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Nev
United Air Lines
Reno International
Washoe Lake
Sheriff's
FBI
New York
San Francisco
Western Airlines
West Coast
Algiers
Kennedy International Airport
Kennedy
Several hurt in accidents in Green County region
A string of Friday crashes in Green County left multiple people injured. Linda K. Erickson, 18, of Blanchardville, was hospitalized after a collision with a northbound semi driven by Robert A. Hoak, 37, of Polo, Illinois at Wis. 39 69 and Elmer Road. Hoak escaped injury as his truck and a hog trailer were damaged. Earlier, at 4:05 p.m., Walter L. Nipple, 43, and Louise Fowler, 30, of Monroe were hurt when Nipple’s car hit a bridge on a Clarno Township road. both were taken to St. Clare Hospital. Another 5:07 p.m. crash near New Glarus on Wis. 69 involved Kendall R. Schneider, 20, Brooklyn, and Marion E. Wilkens, 45, Savanna. no injuries reported. A 10:22 p.m. collision east of Monroe on Wis. 81 near Ct. K involved Harold E. Hafen, 44, Brodhead, and Lynn A. Olson, 20, with no injuries.
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Hoak
Monroe
Walter L. Nipple
Clarno Township
Nipple
Louise Fowler
St. Clare Hospital
New Glarus
Wis
Kendall R.schneider
Brooklyn
Marion E. Wilkens
Savanna
Schneider
Wilkens
Ct. K
Harold E. Hafen
Brodhead
Lynn A. Olson
16Th Ave
Olson
Hafen
Federal warrant fugitive Hahneman surrenders in Honduras
Frederick W. Hahneman 49 surrendered to U S authorities at the U S Embassy in Tegucigalpa after a May 5 hijacking in Pennsylvania and a ransom payment of 303 000. FBI said he acted alone without accomplices in the Bremer Wallace case. Environmental agency allows Ford to ship 1973 models under temporary certification. Duke of Windsor’s body lies in state at Windsor Castle as funeral approaches. Doctors outline Wallace paralysis prospects. Congressional leaders anticipate Moscow arms talks agreements.
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Frederick W. Hahneman
Pennsylvania
Honduras
FBI
Hahneman
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Windsor
England
Duke of Windsor
Windsor Castle
Paris
Edward VIII
Wallis Simpson
Jets hit North Vietnam supply lines in major raid
Air Force Navy and Marine strike planes rake North Vietnam from Hanoi to Vinh with over 250 raids. Bridges trucks ships and storage areas damaged or destroyed. One MIG downed. no American losses reported. Saigon reports heavy enemy casualties as ground forces push fronts. Local crash news from Wisconsin describes a motorcycle accident near New Glarus.
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Phu My
Binh Dinh
Air Force pilot rescued after 23 days in enemy territory
Capt. Roger C. Locher of Sabetha Kansas survived 23 days evading North Vietnamese forces in rugged terrain northwest of Hanoi. He was rescued by 30 to 40 aircraft after being shot down May 10 on his 407th combat mission. He described surviving on fruit, rain water, and a surgical knife while enduring near-detection by enemy troops.
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Roger C. Locher
Sabetha
Kan
Hanoi
Locher
Air Force
Thailand
North Vietnam
Laos
South Vietnam
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