Prison inmate back in custody after hospital escape
A 31 year old Waupun state prison inmate Willie Basket escaped late Sunday from University Hospitals after overpowering a ward guard. He was barefoot in pajamas and a robe and eluded authorities for nearly three hours before being recaptured. Police say he had been admitted for dental treatment.
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Agnew says Vietnam peace pact likely soon but not Tuesday
Vice President Spiro Agnew says a Paris negotiated peace accord may come in due course and not on Tuesday. He notes few points must be crystal clear, while South Vietnam demands North Vietnamese troop withdrawal and a clarified role for a National Council of Reconciliation and Concord before final signing.
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Trains Crash Kills 34 in Chicago Rush Hour
A rear end collision of two commuter trains on Chicago's South Side during the morning rush hour leaves 34 dead and more than 200 injured. Fire crews free passengers as crews investigate a lead train that appeared to pass the platform and tried to back up.
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Mercy
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Munich terrorists freed spark outrage in West Germany
Israel denounces West Germany for releasing three Munich Olympic attackers who hijacked a Lufthansa jet with 20 others aboard and threatened to blow it up. The hijackers were delivered to Tripoli. 13 passengers and seven crew were unharmed.
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Three Weekend Traffic Crashes Reported in Monroe
Monroe Police logged three weekend accidents involving city traffic. No injuries were reported. A collision at 12th St and 17th Ave left both vehicles with moderate damage. A fire truck and a parked car sustained damage during a right turn. A separately parked car was struck by a vehicle backing from a stall with minor damage. Police investigate a hit and run on 11th Street with minor damage and no injuries.
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11Th St
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12Th Street
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22Nd Ave
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13Th St
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Durand
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Racine teachers ratify two year contract
Racine Education Association members approve a two year pact with Racine Unified School District by 699 to 140 after a 12 day walkout. Base salary rises from 7500 to 7700 this year and 7900 next year with funding to hire 20 more teachers for elementary planning time. The school board will act on November 13.
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Halloween: From Druids to Jack o Lantern Legend
Halloween blends ancient harvest rites with medieval superstition and Christian influences. It traces to Britain’s Druids and All Souls Eve, with legends of Saman and the origin of jack o’lanterns from Ireland, plus later influences from Pomona and All Saints Day.
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Trudeau seeks re election in Canada’s vote AP report
Canadian voters decide if Pierre Elliott Trudeau remains prime minister and aims for a strong Liberal majority in the House of Commons. The campaign lacked 1968 fervor though polls favored Liberals to win a ruling majority. Trudeau dissolved Parliament this fall, with the 1968 sweep lasting four years and a five year limit for elections.
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North Dakota Minnesota Snow Storm Affects Wisconsin
A major winter storm dumping five inches of snow in North Dakota and Minnesota was expected to blanket northern Wisconsin by evening with up to three inches. Rain was forecast further south while central areas faced mixed precipitation. By mid morning light rain mixed with snow appeared in west central Wisconsin as the system moved in.
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