Extradition Delays in UW Bomber Case Move to May
TORONTO AP Extradition proceedings for Karleton Armstrong of Madison Wisconsin are delayed until early May after the accused bomber sought more time. He was arrested February seventeenth in Toronto. Three other suspects remain at large in the August twenty fourth 1970 explosion that killed a graduate student.
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Vapors blamed for blast at Sterling Pulp and Paper Co
Eau Claire AP report says an explosion and fire injured three paper company workers last week. Fire official John Brown says flammable vapors from a solvent used to clean felts on a papermaking machine accumulated in an aircap and ignited by dryer-roll heat. Two of the injured remain in critical condition with burns.
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Traffic toll reaches 153 in 1972 Wisconsin fatalities
Two accidents Friday claim lives of Sheri Jay Jacobson seven of Evansville and Bernadine Van Antwerp twenty five of Saukville. Jacobson was struck near her home on Rock County Trunk A eight miles west of Janesville. Van Antwerp died when a car hit a semi on U S 141 at Ozaukee County Trunk KK. the truck driver lost control and struck a sheriff's squad car.
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Saukville
Proxmire Supports Nixon on School Busing Policy
Washington AP Sen Willig busing is bad for education and race relations, pledging to back the President's tactic for racial balance in schools. He cites a Wisconsin poll showing 75 percent of 18 000 respondents oppose busing to achieve desegregation.
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ITT memo hoax sparks Senate hearing push
Mrs Beard denies a memorandum tying ITT funding to the Republican convention and anti trust settlements, calling the Anderson memo a forgery. Senate leaders push for sworn testimony as health limits delay questioning, amid denials from ITT officials and critics.
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Jack Anderson
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John) Mitchell
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Inmate unrest at Walpole Prison sparks riot report
About 150 inmates at Walpole State Prison set fire to the library and damaged property Friday night over alleged racial tensions after a black inmate was stabbed. Troopers guarded the scene. by 3 a.m. all prisoners returned to cells with no guards or inmates injured.
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Monroe Board of Education Candidates Forum Set for Monday
Five of the nine hopefuls for three Monroe school seats will appear Monday at 8 p.m. in Monroe High School lecture room. The Green County GOP Women's Club and Green Co Democratic Party sponsor the event with Al Stauffacher as moderator. Several candidates are away on vacation or business and cannot attend. Questions may come from the floor or in writing. The Times will publish candidate pictures and bios next week and run a Q&A series on education issues.
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Nixon’s plan faces questions on busing moratorium
The AP outlines Congress potential to curb court busing orders and adopt a nationwide desegregation policy. It explains moratorium scope through July 1, 1973, possible remedies, court interventions in early cases, and nationwide application with a focus on equity in funding and school improvement.
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Wildlife Week raises alarm on bald eagle plight
Robert Redford has been named National Chairman of the 35th National Wildlife Week. The 1972 theme Ecology: A Wild Idea highlights wildlife as part of the environmental crisis and the need for quality surroundings. The bald eagle symbolizes threats facing about 100 other American species due to human interference. The federation urges personal action to improve environmental quality.
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