Congress Set To Clash With Nixon In 93rd Legislature
The 93rd Congress convenes amid expected fights with President Nixon over federal spending and revenue sharing. Key battles loom on wage price controls health reform tax changes and government reorganization. Senate moves include Kennedy probes into White House Watergate links while leaders shift in both chambers.
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Tracy Payne First 1973 Oshkosh Baby Born At Mercy
Tracy Jo Payne born at 3 06 a m January 1 1973 at Mercy Medical Center Oshkosh weighing 7 pounds 414 ounces to Mr and Mrs Donald Payne of 81 Norton Ave Oshkosh The Stork Derby awarded gifts from local sponsors including a 2000 Penn Mutual policy a 10 savings account checks free checking for a year $10 gift certificates and various prizes from area businesses The family also has two older daughters Lori and Michelle
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Winnebago County
Kosh National Bank
Western State Bank
Schulz Pharmacy
Mueller Potter Pharmacy
Propson’s Pharmacy
Copp’s Department Store
K-Mart
John Sundquist
Piggly Wiggly
Kim F. Stoffel
H. Derksen and Sons Co
Sterling Gardens
Rothenbach Bros
Oshkosh Firestone
King’s Dry Cleaners
Robbins Supper Club
Border and Stephan, Inc
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
U S resumes search for peace at reopened talks
Paris UPI reports the United States began a new round of technical talks with North Vietnam to work out military and political settlement details as both sides resume negotiations for peace in Vietnam.
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Fraternity man killed by prank in forest
Fred Brenner 21, of Chi Chi Chi fraternity at Pierce College, was left by three fraternity brothers in Angeles National Forest near a 100-foot cliff on December 22. His body was found later by deputies. No charges filed. one brother said the act haunts him.
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Oshkosh man dies in early 1973 crash near Markesaw
Oshkosh fireman Robert H. Buss, 26, of 1225 Ardmore Trail, dies from head and body injuries after his car fails a curve on Washburn Street and overturns. His brother David Buss, 19, injured with a neck cut, survives. The crash, on the service road parallel to Highway 41, occurred before 6 a.m. The car flipped twice, Buss pinned beneath. Robert Buss, born Sept. 23, 1946 in Plymouth, served in the Navy 1964-68 and belonged to Oshkosh Naval Reserve and Calvary Lutheran Church. He is survived by wife Joan, two sons, two stepchildren, and his parents. Continued page 2, col. 8.
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Mercy Medical Center
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Plymouth
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First blood as gunmen fire on workers in Belfast violence
In Northern Ireland gunmen opened fire on a Rolls-Royce plant convoy, killing a 25 year old carpenter and wounding three. The attack marks the year’s first bloodshed amid sectarian conflict. A Catholic couple killed near Londonderry were to marry Thursday, with IRA denials and British forces reporting a Soviet RPG7 attack on a Belfast station. A 20 year old woman, Elizabeth McKee, was detained without trial as authorities tie incidents to IRA activity.
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Britain
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Weather forecast page tease signals warm night ahead
Forecast notes a cloudy night followed by warmer conditions. Overnight lows are expected to be about 20 degrees above normal with details on page 2.
Britain seeks to align with Europe to avoid trade clash
Britain aims to use its new Common Market role to prevent clashes with the United States and Japan as nine nations form the enlarged bloc. Prime Minister Edward Heath warns against a trade war and urges balanced world trading and monetary arrangements. John Davies will push Washington and Ottawa to reassure allies that Market policies are not anti American.
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Nixon Locked Out Of Oval Office On New Year Day
Washington AP reports President Nixon, returning from Camp David, found himself locked out of his Oval Office on New Year’s Day. After struggling with the doorknob, a White House police officer produced a passkey to grant access, amid questions about security rosters and holiday plans.
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