Badger Briefs Split By The Associated Press
Deaths in weekend accidents push 1973 traffic toll to 312 with Steven Fehr of Rock City Illinois among the dead. Also notes Wisconsin political caucuses urge impeachment, station closures, a nun’s prize, a fundraising walk, missing Racine youths found, spelling bee winner, hospital fire death, vote fraud mail campaign, UW faculty bargaining talks, and a rainy Wisconsin weekend forecast.
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Rock City, Ill
Monroe
Wisconsin
Chicago
National Weather Service
Richardson promises a special prosecutor to head Watergate inquiry
President Nixon nominee for attorney general Elliott L. Richardson says he will appoint a special, independent prosecutor to lead the Watergate investigation if confirmed. He would report only to the attorney general, seeking Senate confidence and independence amid concerns over the probe.
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Elliot L. Richardson
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White House
John W. Dean III
Time
Newsweek
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Supreme Court
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Judiciary Committee
SW Wisconsin SWRPC designated as regional A-95 clearinghouse
Governor Lucey designated the South western Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission as the official A-95 regional clearinghouse for Grant Green Iowa Lafayette and Richland Counties. SWRPC chairman Richard Markus announced the designation at the monthly Dodgeville meeting.
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Southwestern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission
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Lucey
Lucey Wisconsin
Richard Markus
Commission
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Grant
Green
Iowa
LaFayette
Richland
Ae, Sa Cae
Four hurt in Wisconsin crash injures multiple near Madison
Four persons were injured in a three car crash on Wis 69 south of Freeport around 1 52 pm Saturday. Lena Schoville 21 sustained a fractured pelvis and facial lacerations. Stephen Schoville 22 had facial lacerations and a fractured jaw. Todd Schoville 10 months suffered facial cuts. Kim L Moyer 17 driving the oncoming car sustained a concussion and facial injuries. Kenneth M Davis 22 of Rockford Ill pulled the camper jeep and escaped injury. All others sustained extensive damage or were in satisfactory condition. In a separate late night incident Sheryle Stoneback 23 of Brodhead reported a side swipe by a hit and run semi on Wis 11 and 81 miles east of Juda with damage to the left rear quarter panel.
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Stephen
Lena) B. Schoville
Green
Moyer
Schoville
Stephen Schoville
Todd Schoville
Madison
Kenneth M. Davis
Rockford
Ill
Davis
Sheryle
Brodhead
Sheriff's Department
Wis
Beloit coed slain as manhunt sweeps states
Wendy Ann Vick an 18 year old Beloit College student was found slain in a South Beloit motel room rented by David Dauchy a 25 year old lifeguard and suspect in the case An interstate manhunt bulletin was issued for Dauchy who used California and Milwaukee addresses Investigators say a pistol was recovered from an overturned car found in Edgerton and another firearm found near a highway in connection with the crime
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Beloit College
Rockton
Ill
California
Milwaukee
Rock County
Edgerton
Danchy
Madison
Dauchy
Local National Hospital Week Observed in Monroe
Monroe Mayor Clifford Reasa proclaimed May 6 to 12 as National Hospital Week observance. J Douglas Richie administrator of St. Clare Hospital spoke at City Hall, highlighting the theme Your Hospital A Caring Community Your Health Our Common Concern. Long-time hospital employees will be honored Friday at 2 p.m. in the hospital conference room. St. Clare has added eight million dollars in improvements and plans remodeling to reach 350 beds, among the largest in the region.
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Monroe
National Hospital
J. Douglas Richie
St. Clare Hospital
American Hospital Assn
Richie
St. Clare
Wisconsin
Phase one of Wounded Knee disarmament completed
AP reports negotiators completed the first phase of a government Indian disarmament agreement at Wounded Knee S D. Optimism grows that the 69 day occupation will end this week. Other items mention Krogh affidavits, Watergate ties, Phnom Penh convoy, and political and river conditions.
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S.D (Ap
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Lori Liedrick Shines With Fourth In State Spelling Bee
Lori Liedrick daughter of Mr and Mrs Douglas Liedrick from Rt 2 placed fourth in the Badger Spelling Bee at Madison Area Technical School Auditorium. An eighth grader at Monroe Junior High, she earned 4 1973 Yearbook of Science and 20 dollars with her teacher Mrs John McGuire present. Becky Ritke, 14, Fox River School Waterford, won first with trophy an engraved pen set and a Washington D C trip to national event.
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Douglas Liedrick
Rt. 2
Badger
Madison Area Technical School
John McGuire
Lori
Monroe
Becky Ritke
Fox River School
Waterford
Robert Ritke
Washington, D.C
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