Plea Bargain Reached in UW Bombing Case
Prosecution and defense reached a plea agreement for David S. Fine in the federal case over the Sterling Hall bombing. Trial was canceled as jury selection had not begun. a change of plea is set for Tuesday. State charges of murder and arson may be resolved similarly.
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Wilmington
Del
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Dane County
William Sachtsen
Lynch
Milwaukee
Stephen Glynn
Atty
James Shellow
U.S
David Mebane
Glynn
Madison Court
Madison
Gordon
San Francisco
Patty Hearst
Robert Fassnacht
Sterling Hall
UW Madison
Karleton Armstrong
Canada
Armstrong
Dwight
Leo Burt
Ford Proposes Court Ruling on Desegregation Limits
Campaign brief notes President Ford suggesting new school busing limits require courts to decide if constitutional rights were violated before desegregation orders. In Los Angeles Reagan warns that a Soviet move in Western Europe could force the U S to use the nuclear option. Washington chatter ties John B Connally as leading VP pick for Republicans.
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Los Angeles
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U.S
Soviet Union
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Quake Shakes Mexico City and Regions Felt Strong Tremor
A quake lasting over a minute rattled Mexico City with tall buildings swaying. No casualties or damage reported yet. Tremors were felt in Acapulco, Veracruz, and nearby coastal areas.
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Pacific
Acapulco
Veracruz
Gulf of Mexico
New Alice hails from Burlington at dairyland pageant win
Janice Marie Findlay 24 of Burlington won the 1975 Alice in Dairyland title after finishing as 1974 finalist and 1975 first runner up. She will promote dairy products for the Wisconsin Agriculture Department next year. Roxanne Kasmiskie and Linda Klapperich were the first and second runners up.
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Janice Marie Findlay
Miss Findlay
Burlington
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Milwaukee
Deborah Ann del Balso
Brookfield
Alice
Floods sweep southeastern Idaho after Teton Dam breach
In Idaho Falls and surrounding areas flood waters from the Teton Dam breach forced evacuations 50 miles away. Six people are dead with 135 missing amid communication breakdowns and widespread damage to homes farms and businesses valued in the hundreds of millions. Gov Andrus toured the area as crews worked to assess原因 and prevent more casualties.
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Idaho
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Firth
Merle Tebbs
Boise
Cecil Andrus
Syrian jets strike Beirut as Lebanon civil conflict widens
Beiruti residents report jet fighters rocketing and strafing across Beirut as Syrian troops and tanks reportedly advance from east Lebanon. Eyewitnesses described MIG 21 and Hawker Hunter aircraft, with Palestinian and leftist forces claiming naval and ground actions amid ongoing clashes along the Damascus Beirut corridor. Arafat called for an urgent Arab summit to pressure Syria to withdraw.
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Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
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Riyak
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Army
Kleiaat
Damascus- Beirut
Palestine Liberation Organization
Leaver Takes Second In Class C Half Mile
Juda’s Leaver finishes second in the half mile at the State Track meet in Class C. Details appear in Sports. The day’s notes include weather with highs in the 80s and crop impacts.
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Dignitaries to Attend Monroe Swiss Song Fest Weekend
The 28th National Swiss American Song Fest will run June 11 13 in Monroe with notable guests including Ambassador Raymond Probst and Consulate General Rolf Born. Friedy Zumstein of Switzerland and Swiss American Singing Alliance leaders Joe Muller and Otto Kuepfer also slated to appear at Turner Hall Alpine Hall programs.
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U.S
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Washington
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Chicago
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National Federation of Swiss Women’s Choirs
Leissigen
Sandusky
Ohio
Schwizer- Amerikanischer Central Saengerbund
Schweizer-Amerikanischer Saengerbund
Cleveland
Columbus
Tammy Wynette Named Green County Fair Headliner
Tammy Wynette, world famous country western singer, is announced as the Green County Fair headliner for July 28 to August 1 at Monroe fairgrounds. Dolly Parton is canceled due to throat illness, with Wynette replacing her at 7 and 9 p.m. on July 30.
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Tony Orlando
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