Probe finds DNA gives special treatment to some
Two investigators report that Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources favored a Chicago Coleman Lake club for trout stream development near Goodman Marinette County while ignoring a 75 year old Wausau woman's polluted well. They cite mismanagement, possible illegal river changes and failure to follow environmental laws. The study notes Elliot Donnelley's stock gift funded stream surveys and outlines public cost shares.
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Department of Natural Resources
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DNR
Milwaukee Sentinel
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R. R Donnelley and Sons Co
Chicago
Donnelley
Warnings on Middle East war threat from leaders
United Press International reports rising war prospects in the Middle East as George W. Ball warns of new fighting by July without peace breakthroughs. Israel accuses Syria of excess tank and artillery deployments and U N force requests removal. Jordan's King Hussein and Israeli leaders warn of potential nuclear considerations and strong retaliation if hostilities resume.
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Israel
Syria
Golan Heights
U.N
Sinai
Ariel Sharon
Suez) Canal
London
Hussein
Jordan
The
Guardian
Yitzhak Rabin
Bonn
Die Welt
Rabin
Egypt
Compromise near on Turkish aid
President Ford was told congressional leaders and negotiators were near agreement on a plan to resume Turkey military aid, potentially halting the cutoff temporarily to allow time for a Cyprus settlement with Greece. The measure would resume aid at the President's discretion through February 5, with other provisions noted.
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United States
White House
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Cyprus
Cypress
Hugh Scott
White Horse
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
West Indies
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Mediterranean
Congress approves oil import bill amid trade deal ties
The Senate passed a 4 percent oil cargo requirement on U S imports to be shipped on American vessels. Ford warned it could affect foreign relations and inflation, but aides said he would sign if it secures passage of a broader foreign trade measure. The measure faces cost estimates from three to sixty dollars per decade per household and is opposed by major oil firms and some economists.
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White House
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Federal Energy Administration
Ford
House
Amer
Ican
U.S
Soldier says hashish used while working with missiles
Milwaukee Journal interview with Donald W. Meyer, a former Army code and cipher specialist, says 95 percent of 225 missilemen in the 74th Artillery Detachment at Gunzburg Germany used hashish during 29 months there. He asserts some worked under its influence on secret nuclear materials and that the unit kept a tight group, with buddies covering for fouling members. Meyer plans an Army CID talk and urges higher troop morale to curb drug use.
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Germany
Donald W. Meyer
Watertown
Wis
Milwaukee Journal
74Th Artillery
Meyer
Gunzburg
Army Criminal Investigation Division
Two Oshkosh men escape injury in car explosion
Two men aged 24 and 19 escaped serious injury when a gasoline tank on a car they were working on exploded after a cutting torch ignited undercoating. The blast damaged the garage at 1450 Witzel Ave and nearby home, destroying a 1963 convertible. Fire crews were on scene over an hour.
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Witzel Ave
Michael Nelson
Randy
Nelson
Oshkosh Fire Department
Robert W. Weber
Highway 45
Neenah
John Nelson
John Neilson
Hyacinths Proposed as Pollution Cleaner and Fuel
BAY ST. LOUIS Miss AP The common water hyacinth, a nuisance in many Southern states, may clean polluted water and generate fuel for homes. Biochemist Liam Wolverton of the National Space Technology Laboratory says the plant absorbs cadmium, nickel, phenol, and nutrients from waste while growing rapidly. Harvested hyacinths can be sealed in fermentation chambers to produce biogas, comparable to natural gas, offering a way to recycle waste and heat homes.
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Liam Wolverton
National Space Technology Laboratory
Wolverton
Night Weather Outlook With Light Snow Possible
Cloudy tonight with a chance of light snow and overnight low near 20. Details on page 2. Inside.
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Santa Story
Pagage
Double blow to fixed incomes from Ford anti inflation plans
Washington AP analysis says millions of elderly on fixed incomes would face higher health care and food costs under President Ford's proposals. Medicare would charge 10 percent on most bills plus a 750 ceiling per benefit period, with higher hospitalization costs. Food stamps could be cut, affecting about 23.5 million beneficiaries already in Medicare.
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Washington
Congress
Associated Press
Medicare
Socal Security
Nader targets road safety flaws in highways
Washington AP Ralph Nader ally Center for Auto Safety released a 305 page report accusing the Federal Highway Administration of failing to convert safety recommendations into enforceable standards. The study cites outmoded design rules and pressure from state departments as reasons for inaction, warning design boobytraps cause about 18 000 deaths annually.
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Ralph Nader
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Center For Auto Safety
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