Five Miners Freed From Ohio Mine Cave-In Rescue
Five trapped coal miners were rescued after 14 hours in a Powhatan strip mine near Bloomingdale Ohio. A giant auger drill bored a shaft to release Kenneth Hamilton 33 and four others, Joseph Lupinski 29 Martin Kowalski 40 Henry Horvath 38 and Fred Sable 38. None were injured and crowds cheered as the men emerged at 10:50 p.m. EDT.
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Floyd Pernhardt
Powhatan Coal Company
Jefferson County
Harold Martin
Ohio Division of Mines
Betsy
Bloomingdale
Steubenville
Ohio
Kenneth Hamilton
Joseph Lupinski
Martin Kowalski
Henry Horvath
Assemblymen Vote to Close TB Institutions
Wisconsin Assembly moves to close Wales TB sanatorium in Waukesha County and Lake Tomahawk rehabilitation camp in Oneida County, sending the measure to the governor after a 63-27 vote. It also passes a $21.5 million conservation budget and advances rules against lobbying, with limited chances for final passage.
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Madison
Assembly
Wales
Waukesha County
Lake Tomahawk
Oneida County
Green Bay Reformatory
Sheboygan County
Waukesha
Life Term Is Imposed On Van Ryzin
James Aaron Van Ryzin of Appleton Wisconsin received a life term in Walla Walla State Prison after being found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Tacoma baker Richard Remynse during a October 19 robbery worth $592. The death penalty was not sought. Van Ryzin’s attorney Michael Sterbick said the defendant is making restitution from an account set up in Remynse’s name. funds come from disability checks and an income tax rebate, with relatives planning monthly payments to cover the remaining balance.
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Tacoma
Wash. Ui
Washington
Walla Walla
James Aaron van Ryzin
Appleton
Wis
Wisconsin
van Ryzin
Richard Remynse
Michael Sterbick
Cooperation Assured On Lake Fly Research
The University of Wisconsin and the State Conservation Department plan a three year joint program to study and control lake fly nuisance. UW will supervise research and finances with Dr. Robert Dicke leading the anti lake fly operations. Attendees from Oshkosh Neenah Menasha Fond du Lac and state colleges agreed on long term study of life cycles before any decisive action and a formal board of regents approval is anticipated for July 13.
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Thel
University of Wisconsin
State Conservation Department
Madison
Conservation Department
State College
Oshkosh State
Oshkosh
Neesnah-Menasha
Fond da Ae
Robert Dicke
Ernest A. Strakosch
James PF. Duncan
J. Daniel Palm
OSC
Carl E. Steiger
UW. Board of Regents
A. Thomas Schwalm
Fox River Valley
David Ryan
Jehro Konrad
Neenah-Menasha Chamber of Commerce
R. W. Mills
Fond du Lac Chamber of Commerce
Eugene R. McPhee
Noble Clark
Dicke
Paul J. Allen
Regents’ OK
Frontier Days Kiwanis Fund Rairs Pool Land Grants
Frontier Days Kiwanis Club members sell land grants to fund an Oshkosh swimming pool. The Main Street wagon moves to OK Tire Shop at 6 p.m. for a grand opening square dance. A wagon returns to Menominee Park tonight for the first Music Under the Stars concert of the season. Elks Ladies take over sales Friday from wagons on Main Oregon Streets and Washington Boulevard.
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Kiwanis Club
OK Tire Shop
Menominee Park
Elks Ladies
Main
Oregon Streets
Washington Boulevard
Democrats Call for Tight Money Amid Tax Cut Debate
A bipartisan subcommittee backed the Fed and Reserve Board policy of tight money while opposing tax cuts or easier credit without broader budget discipline. The report warned that currency relief or looser credit could undermine President Humphrey's spending plan and Treasury cuts. The panel urged restraint on tax relief until economic stability and the budget are secured.
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Washington
Subcommittee
Subcommittee On
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Ciés
Fed
Reserve Board
Suth
Humphrey
Kicans
Senate
Four Million Dollar Wisconsin Surplus Seen After Session
Wisconsin legislators edge toward a four million dollar surplus as the Thomson administration and Republican leaders push must-have bills through the closing days of the 1987 session. Revenue estimates total about 333 million with 329 million in spending measures, and a surplus possibly rising to 5.4 million if low-priority cuts pass. The main action centers on taxes, education funding, state employee costs, and health and welfare measures.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Thomson
Onl- Stassen
Norstad
Evenue
Fear Shift Of U S On A Test Ban
London reports that President Eisenhower may rethink supporting an immediate nuclear test ban at the disarmament conference. observers note a possible retreat from earlier willingness, while Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Zorin reiterates that any first step must include a ban on tests. Harold E. Stassen stresses conventional disarmament and is expected to outline the American position soon.
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London
Eisenhower
Moscow radio blasts obstacles to end of nuclear tests
A Moscow radio broadcast quoted Zorin accusing those who complicate the settlement of ending atom and hydrogen weapon tests of obstructing the nuclear arms race. The report also ridiculed U S NATO commander Gen Lauris Norstad as a cannibal dreaming of dropping bombs, recalling his WWII role with the 20th Air Force that bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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Moscow
Zorin
U.S
Lauris Norstad
NATO
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow Radio
Norstad
20Th Airt Force
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Five Are Killed In Kansas Car Crash
Five persons died and three were injured in a two car collision at a county road intersection near Mound Ridge Kansas. The deceased include Roland Schmidt 36 his wife Ruth and their year old son Mark of Walton Kan Everett B Sexton of Selamon Kan and John F Meyer of Salina Kan all 49. Deputies said one car appeared to run the intersection into the path of the other.
Senate approves extra 139 million for Post Office
The Senate sent to the White House a supplemental Post Office bill adding 139 million for the next fiscal year, ensuring full postal service starting July 1. Summerfield warned of cuts but Hayden assured rural deliveries and Saturday city service would not be curtailed. President Eisenhower is expected to sign amid debates over postal pay raises and modernization.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Post Office Department
Arthur E. Summerfield
Congress
Summerfield
House
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate Appropriations Committee
Paul H. Douglas
D-111
Eisenhower
Postmaster General
House Post Office Committee
Ejisengaower
Highway Toll In Wisconsin Reaches 348
The Wisconsin highway death toll rose to 242 for the year after two fatal crashes. Deputy sheriff Edward Klotz, 38, of Fond du Lac, died when his car left a town road east of Fond du Lac and overturned. Francis J. Leonard, 55, of Milwaukee, was killed when his semi tractor trailer left Highway 12 near the Badger Ordnance plant in Sauk County and tipped over.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Edward
Klotz
Fond du Lac
Wolf Lake Resort
Francis J. Leonard
Francis J. Leonard, 55, Milwauked
Highway 12
Badger Ordnance Plant
Sauk County
H. J Wyatt
Leonani
Audrey Batters Texas Louisiana Coast as Storm Kills Ten
Unseasonable hurricane Audrey drove inland from the Texas Louisiana coast with 100 mph winds. Ten lives were lost as towns were isolated and vessels were driven aground while rescue teams rushed to Cameron and Lake Charles. Louise Stephenson said Cameron faced an extreme emergency as Coast Guard boats evacuated residents.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Texas-Louisiana
Beaumont
Lake Charles
Stephenson
Sulphur
Audrey
Louisiana-Texas
Lake Charies
Orange
Galveston
Texas
Sabine
Keith Lake Bridge
Cameron
Coast Guard
Larry Stephenson
Calcasieu Parish
Seaway Funding Boost Clears Congress
Congress approved a 35 million dollar increase for the St. Lawrence Seaway construction and raised the debt limit for the Seaway Corp to 140 million. Bills differ on bond interest timing and a 30 year payout. Debate touched inflation, updated estimates, and safeguards on misdirection while projecting a premier North American public works project.
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Washington
Senate
House
St. Lawrence Seaway
St. Lawrence Seaway Corp
Congress
The
Seaway Corporation
House Public Works
Senate Foreign Relations Committees
John A. Blatnik
D-Minn
House Rivers and Harbors Subcommittee
North American
Harry McGregor
Citizens urge 5 percent cut in federal spending
Hundreds of letters pour into the Daily Northwestern after an open letter appeals to Congress for a five percent reduction in federal expenditures. The full page Tuesday ad carries coupons directed to Sen Wiley and House members for endorsement. readers are urged to mail coupons to join the campaign.
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Daily Northwestern
Sen
Wiley
Representatives
Daily
Northwestern
City Council Debates Immediate Buy Operate Parking Garage
Four councilmen resisted rushing to purchase and run a garage at 24 Algoma Blvd offering by Staub for 96 000. They urged further data on feasibility and impact on city policy and funds. Staub plans to exercise the option today as a second session is planned tonight.
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Algoma Blvd
City Hall
Reck Motors
Philip FE. Staub
Flo
Staub
City Mer. FH. S
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Sticker
Louisiana
University
Board of Regents
Lester Voigt
Voigt
Supreme Court
State University and Colleges” Building Trust
Kansas
Associated Press
Cla
Sini
New Orleans
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