Extortion ends in death near Grandin Missouri
Bank president Robert R. Kitterman 43, his wife Bertha 43, and daughter Roberta 17 were found shot to death bound to trees near an abandoned farm west of Grandin. FBI joined the probe into an extortion plot after the trio were abducted from their home.
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Ethics code proposal would fine and jail officials
The plan backed by Common Cause proposes fines up to 5000 dollars and up to one year in jail for state executives judges and administrators. Wisconsin Attorney General Robert Warren said the draft includes an open meeting provision exposure for citizen suits and requires officials to disclose finances while banning financial conflicts and certain lobbying and business deals.
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Year round daylight saving bill gains support in Congress
Washington AP Congressional boosters push extending daylight saving time to year round citing crime and fuel shortages. Rep Craig Hosmer of California introduces the bill with 31 sponsors. Rep John Moss, Calif, chairs the subcommittee. Hosmer says the time may be ripe this year.
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Weather outlook for tonight with rain and cool lows
A dull weather note warns of cloudy skies and light rain tonight with colder air. Overnight temperatures fall into the 30s, bringing a chilly end to the day. Details continue on page 2 inside.
Peace talks set to finish ceasefire text in Paris
The White House said Dr Henry Kis singer would meet Hanoi’s Le Due Tho in Paris on Tuesday to complete the text of a ceasefire agreement aimed at ending the Vietnam War. A similar announcement followed earlier in the day.
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Automakers charged in price fixing case
A U S federal indictment names Ford and General Motors as defendants in a price fixing action accusing top executives at the big three automakers of holding seven meetings 1969 and 1970 to discuss labor talks and price concessions for fleet cars. Chrysler and about 100 executives are named as co conspirators.
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Four killed by James in Waterford Wisconsin
Officials report four members of the Orlove family found dead in their Waterford home from probable exhaust fumes from an adjoining garage. A 12-year-old boy was hospitalized in Burlington in critical condition after being found unconscious beside his mother. Names: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Orlove, Cindy Orlove 14, Craig Orlove 01. The family had not attended school this week and had last been seen at a weekend snowmobile club party.
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Inaugural Invitations and Money Influence
The piece notes that about 200000 readers received invitations to attend the Nixon inauguration but only 40000 were genuine engraved invitations. admission costs apply for some events, with ball tickets at 40 dollars and reception fees, while the oath-taking lineup offers bench seating for 19200 and standing room for 60000. It explains the Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies handles invitations with cochairs Senator Cook and Senator Cannon and outlines seating allocations for senators, House members, Cabinet, Supreme Court, and others.
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Menasha mayor witness at probe in Oshkosh court
Circuit Court Judge William Crane opened a John Doe inquiry in Oshkosh with Menasha Mayor James Adams as a second witness. Alfred Voelker, bookkeeper for the Menasha city garage, testified earlier. The closed session sought to shield details, with four witnesses called by presstime.
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Governors message labeled collection of cliches
In Madison a Republican Senate leader called Gov. Luceys state of the state address a collection of cliches while urging specifics about opening the executive office and vetoes. Democratic leader Fred Risser praised aspects as comprehensive though wary of higher education mergers. Minority Leader Shabaz questioned austerity promises.
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Stanford Psychologist Challenges Insanity Labeling
Stanford psychologist David Rosenhan led eight sane volunteers to be admitted as mental patients in 12 hospitals to test whether professionals could distinguish sanity from insanity. He and the group were diagnosed as schizophrenic and later released, challenging the reliability of psychiatric diagnoses and the hospital environment shaping interpretation. The study, reported in a 1973 Science article, shows staff often misread normal behavior as pathological.
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