Shared tax dispute may move to Legislature in Wisconsin
Municipalities accuse a judge of stalling the shared tax revenue distribution tied to population estimates. Gov. Lucey favors legislative action to resolve the dispute while court challenges seek to preserve escrowed funds and interest.
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Monroe Times November 29 1973 front page item
The Monroe Evening Times reports local news from Monroe Green County Wisconsin dated November 29 1973. The issue presents regional events and notices typical of a daily paper including community updates and brief notices.
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Former White House aide Chapin indicted for lying to grand jury
A federal grand jury indicted Dwight L. Chapin, a former White House aide and Nixon appointments secretary, on four counts of lying to a Watergate grand jury about Segretti's activities. The charges carry up to five years' imprisonment and a $10,000 fine per count.
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Mideast talks collapse amid crossfire near Suez
Negotiations between Israeli and Egyptian ceasefire delegates broke off after a 30 minute exchange of machine gun and mortar fire near Kilometer 101 on the Cairo Suez road. UN spokesman reported no meetings scheduled. Brezhnev urged early peace to avert further bloodshed.
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High death toll in Kumamoto department store blaze
A major fire at a Kumamoto department store crowded for year end shopping killed up to over 100 people and injured about 100. Survivors reported a chaotic inferno with women among the dead as fire crews battled dense smoke and smoke-filled upper floors.
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Oil executives exempt from conflict of interest suits
Interior Department says 250 oil company executives summoned for federal controls will stay on payrolls and avoid involvement with matters touching their firms. The policy aims to prevent conflicts while executives participate in talks.
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Skylab 3 resumes maneuvers after control fix
Skylab 3 astronauts Gerald P. Carr William R. Pogue and Edward G. Gibson were cleared to resume orbital maneuvers Friday after engineers solved a fuel inefficiency issue in changing the station’s position. The crew had paused operations Tuesday while computers and models guided a solution.
Arab Leaders Endorse Permanent Peace With Israel
At a 25 year Arab summit in Algiers the leaders endorsed the concept of a permanent peace settlement with Israel though no formal resolution was adopted. Secretary General Mahmoud Riad indicated no specific resolution was passed.
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Sunday Station Closures Backed by Wisconsin Dealers
The Retail Gasoline Dealers Assn of Wisconsin says about 90 percent of its 2,000 members will keep service stations closed on Sundays to curb gasoline consumption, starting next weekend. Arthur D. Johnson, the association’s executive VP, said the move follows a broad industry consensus.
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Milwaukee
60 percent odds predict warmer Midwest winter
The National Weather Service forecast a warmer than normal winter for the Midwest and much of the South and Northeast with a 60 percent forecast accuracy. If winter is warm, heating fuel demand could fall about 5 percent. if cold, demand could rise about 5 percent.
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Robert R. Dickson
Committee okays Ford for vice president nomination
The House Judiciary Committee approved Gerald R. Ford’s nomination to be vice president by 29 to 8. All nays were Democrats opposing Ford’s conservative civil rights record, while Republicans lauded his qualifications. The full House action is expected next week.
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Don Edwards
D-Calif
Robert McClory
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