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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1973

Page

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Lucey sets health care plan for Wisconsin reform

Gov. Patrick J. Lucey outlines a threefold approach to health care in Wisconsin combining regulation planning and public funding. He proposes a three member state health commission to license set rates approve new construction over 100000 and more. He argues for empowering the insurance commissioner to standardize health policies and create a non subsidized accident and health plan for the uninsured.

Madison Patrck J. Lucey Wisconsin Lucey

POW releases mark end of major U.S. Vietnam role

Ten Laotian detainees freed and 40 Americans held in North Vietnam returned as U.S. troop withdrawals near completion. Among the freed are two Canadian civilians and a CIA pilot, with a mixed reception and diplomatic notes from Nixon’s administration.

Clark Air Base Philippines Uti Laos North Vietnam U.S Vietnam Nixon South Vietnam

Pentagon: Hanoi will discuss missing men after POW returns

Brig. Gen. Russell G. Ogan said North Vietnam indicated they will discuss the 1,300 Americans still missing after the POW return is completed. He noted Hanoi may also address those killed in action and the return of bodies, while conceding information to date is limited. Laos remains a separate question outside the Joint Military Commission.

America Lloyd Oppel Air Force Charles Reiss Myrtle Beach B.C Oppel Courtney Samuel Mattix Centralia Wash Kengkok Laos Ernest Brace Detroit U.S Hanoi Pathet Lao Clark Air Base Philippines Upi Pentagon Russell G. Ogan Reading Ogan DRV Democratic Republic of Vietnam Joint Military Commission

Cooler Partly Cloudy Night Shows 30s Lows

An outlook notes a cooler night with partly cloudy skies and overnight low temperatures in the 30s. Details follow on page 2.

Chemical firm to pay fines in Wisconsin bribery probe

United Laboratories of Chicago and two salesmen face the first criminal action from the Oshkosh hearings. The firm to pay 14000 and Savaiano 1000 in fines for bribery counts. Starr gains immunity. firm barred from improper transfers to public employees. Counts allege payments to Whitewater officials over several years across Walworth County.

Chicago Chemical Company Peter Peshek United Labora Tories, Inc Chicago Donald Savaiano George Starr Stavropulos Whitewater Peshek Savaiano Starr Wisconsin George Anderson Walworth County United Laboratories Nicholas J. Savaiano

Girl found stabbed to death in Racine area

A 15 year old girl Tina Davidson was found dead on Tuesday morning near the 16th Street beach in Racine County. She had been stabbed about 60 times and struck with a blunt instrument. The body was found nude after being dragged along Lake Michigan shore. No suspects are in custody.

Racine UPI Tina Davidson Daniel Cunningham Cunningham Lake Michigan 16Th St Tuesday Wisconsin

Hijackers Seize Bus at Bangkok Airport En Route to Peking

Three men hijack a loaded bus at Don Muang Airport Bangkok holding 40 to 50 passengers hostage with hand grenades. Police ring the craft as troops and Prime Minister Thanom Kitikachorn rush to the scene. spectators gather while authorities negotiate. The bus reportedly arrived from Korat near a U.S. Air Force base, fueling unconfirmed reports the hijackers are American GIs, though witnesses say the hijackers are Thai.

Bangkok UPI Don Muang Peking Thanom Kittikachorn Korat

Referendum on death penalty sought in Wisconsin

Rep. George Klicka urges a statewide vote to redirect funds spent on capital punishment to worthy causes such as crippled children. UW professor Hakeem backs an advisory referendum while civil liberties groups oppose it. Witnesses discuss biblical justifications and views on deterrence and punishment.

Madison UPI Wisconsin Klicka Sity Michael Hakeem Hakeem

Fun and games end at Wounded Knee standoff

Government vows to end the four week armed occupation at Wounded Knee Oglala Sioux settlement one way or another. Assistant Attorney General Kent Frizzell says negotiations or force will stop the violence after a deadly shootout wounded a U S marshal. AIM leaders Russell Means and Dennis Banks reportedly fled to Rosebud Reservation with three replacement leaders named. Meetings planned near Wounded Knee and in Rapid City to pursue resolution.

Pine Ridge S.D UPI Wounded Knee Kent Frizzell U.S Frizzell Dick Wilson Oglala Sioux The American Indian Movement AIM Russell Means Dennis Banks Sioux Rosebud Reservation Clyde Bellecourt Stan Holder Bellecourt Vernon Bellecourt AIM National Banks Holder Rapid City Bureau of Indian Affairs Wilson

Nixon seeks single federal anti drug agency in war on drugs

President Nixon proposed consolidating all drug enforcement powers into a new Drug Enforcement Administration under the Justice Department. The plan would absorb the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs, Customs anti drug duties, and related offices to create a unified command and improve effectiveness. He also urged mandatory minimum sentences for hard drug pushers to curb narcotics traffic.

Washington UPI Nixon Justice Department Congress Drug Enforcement Administration Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Bureau of Customs Office For Drug Abuse Law Enforcement Office of National Narcotics Intelligence

Brando Rejects Oscar In Protest Over Indian Treatment

Hollywood AP reports Marlon Brando refused the best actor Oscar for The Godfather sending Sacheen Littlefeather to decline on grounds of mistreatment of American Indians by the film industry and television. Liza Minnelli accepted best actress for Cabaret as boos and applause mixed at the ceremony.

Brando Oscar Hollywood Marlon Brando Motion Picture Academy Los Angeles Music Center Liza Minnelli Germany Sacheen Littlefeather Wounded Knee 3.D Miss Minnelli Judy Garland George C. Scott Patton

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