Horicon Motorist Killed in Curve Crash
The death of Wayne Teltzke, 30, of Horicon, raises Wisconsin 1972 traffic fatalities to 891 on the date, after his car left a Horicon curve and struck a farm dwelling Wednesday. The brief notes other state news items on unemployment claims rise to 26,126 and jobless benefits totaling $8,736,604 for September.
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Horicon
Wisconsin
Wayne Teltzke
ISON
Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations
Kissinger Reports From Paris To White House On Vietnam Talks
Kissinger left Paris to report to President Nixon on the 19th round of secret talks with Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy. Ziegler declined to comment on negotiating contents but said an oral briefing would be given tonight. A breakfast with Nixon and Rogers was announced for Friday.
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U.S
Ziegler
Kissinger
Hanoi
White House
Paris
Nixon push to pass 250 billion spending ceiling
AP reports Nixon asks Senate leaders for a final push to enact a 250 billion spending ceiling and calls the vote this week the most important of the current session. Ehrlichman says action would be a clear vote against higher taxes.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
Congress
John Ehrlichman
White House
Escaped Durand Farm School Youths Sought in Green County
About twenty five people aided a manhunt for four juveniles who escaped from the Durand Farm School in Illinois. By this afternoon two youths had been captured as deputies farmers and air support combed cropland and woods northeast of Monroe with searches moving northward from the airport. Further details were pending.
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Green County
Sheriff's Deputies
Durand Farm
Ilinois
Sheriff's
Green Bush Road
Monroe
Snow Possible After Rain in Wisconsin Skies
The weather outlook notes a shift from rain to possible snow with cold air from Canada. Early morning flurries were reported at Land O Lakes and Manitowish Waters as temperatures slipped toward freezing across the state. In Washington, a land transfer bill signed into law places 13 077 acres in trust for the Stockbridge Munsee Indian tribe, per Sen. Gaylord Nelson.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Land O'Lakes
Eagle River
Stoughton
Superior
Ashland
Park Falls
Dakotas
Canada
Washington
Stockbridge- Munsee
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Nelson
Interior Department
Cheese Days fete slated by Monroe Chamber in two years
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce plans Cheese Days for a future date, with committee heads reappointed to organize events. Sales of Cheese Day hats raised funds, and the Bob Behrens Friends film will be shown in December as a promotional effort. The annual banquet is set for January 9 at Monroe Country Club, with a nominating committee named and Freeman Mills again joining the Santa Mobile Project.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
Bob Behrens
Monroe Country Club
George Glassrud
Northside
IGE
Department of Public Instruction
Oconomowoc Junior High
Jr. High
Earl Mihlbauer
Lee Olsen
American winners share Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine
The 1972 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine goes to Gerald Edelman of Rockefeller University and Rodney Porter of the University of Oxford for their work on antibodies. The award is worth $98,100. Edelman, born 1929, has taught at Rockefeller since 1960 after training at Penn and Rockefeller. The United States leads in this field with annual Medicine Prizes in recent years.
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Stockholm
Gerald Maurice Edelman
Rockefeller University
New York
Rodney R. Porter
University of Oxford
England
Edelman and Porter
Royal Caroline Institute
Edelman
University of Pennsylvania
Rockefeller Institute
Massachusetts General Hospital
United States
Alfred Nobel
Task force ready to fire shared funds to agencies
Washington AP report notes a Nixon administration task force plans to mail 39 000 checks totaling 26 billion by month end as Congress nears a revenue sharing bill. The group, from about 15 agencies, works to implement a 30 billion five year plan aiding states cities counties and features retroactive payments beginning January.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon Administration
Treasury
Charls E. Walker
Walker
House
Senate
Ed. Fox
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Tax analysis chief shrugs off Wisconsin budget surplus
Kenyon Kies, director of Wisconsin's five-member tax analysis staff, defends a $108.3 million surplus as honest prediction, not theft. He cites unexpected, faster economy growth and higher corporate tax receipts as drivers, and notes only $69 million is overcollected taxes. the rest comes from lapsed project balances and unclaimed homestead exemptions.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Kenyon C. Kies
Kies
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