Wisconsin Assembly Ends 13 Hour Budget Debate
The Wisconsin Assembly wrapped a nonstop 13 hour debate over Gov Knowles 1.1 billion budget with an 80 17 adjournment vote at 555 am The session featured Democratic stall tactics and Republican insistence that all budget changes be acted on before quitting The partisan clash included sharp exchanges between Minority Leader Robert Huber and Majority Leader Curtis McKay and lingering talk on school aid proposals Continued on Page A3 col 1.
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Madison
Wisconsin Assembly
Warren P. Knowles
Assembly
George Malmaira
Dhenosha
House
Robert Huber
D-West Allis
Bruce Peloquan
D-Chippewa Falls
McKay
Two Deaths on Wisconsin Highways Reported
Two fatal crashes in Wisconsin with multiple injuries raise the 1987 highway death toll to 277. Prairie du Chien motorist Gaylord Smathurst Jr. 25 died in a head on collision on Highway 35 near Lynxville Crawford County. Other driver Duane Stiles 39 Davenport and passenger Shirley Meranl La Crosse were hospitalized. James Webster 61 Cedarburg died later in hospital from May 2 crash at Highway 164 and County Trunk K in Waukesha. Four others were injured.
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Associated Press
Crawford County
Prairie du Chien
Gaylord Smathurst Jr
Highway 35
Lynxville
Duane Stiles
Davenport
Town
Shirley Meranl
la Crosse
James Webster
Cedarburg
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Waukesha County
Take Steps to Avert Spacecraft Tragedy
Downey California AP astronauts urged moving forward with the Apollo program after a deadly launch pad fire. Navy Captain Walter M. Schirra Jr will command an earth orbit practice mission in 1968 as new safety measures are introduced. Workers fret over job security while North American Aviation refits the capsule and hatch system.
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Donn F. Eisele
North American Aviation
Downey
Calif
Cape Kennedy
America
North American
Avialion
Space Systems Division
Navy
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Schirra
Air Force
Virgil Grissom
Edward H. White
Roger B. Chaffee
Mouse Science and Astronautics
Washington
George P. Miller
D-Calif
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Committee
NASA
Miller
Cams
Walter R. Cunningham
Six Weeks Old Baby Recovers After Two Heart Operations
Erik Agostini, six weeks old, underwent two major heart operations to correct congenital defects. Born March 31, he displayed breathing trouble and blue skin, later diagnosed with transposition of the great vessels. After surgery and ICU recovery, his father calls the outcome miraculous.
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New York
Erik Agostini
Benjamin Agostini
Erik
Agostini
Joshua Lynfield
Beth Israel Hospital
University Hospital
Frank Cole Spencer
Center
Operaties Parprriarilye
New York University Medical Center
Alert Signal Also To Sound For Tornadoes
Oshkosh Auxiliary Police said the same alert siren used for quiet Saturdays will sound if a tornado is spotted, but for three to five minutes. Residents should take cover or listen to radio. Regular testing lasts one minute. The group also arranged volunteers for Memorial Day events, traffic and crowd control, plus a June 14 officer election and a motor vehicle safety check lane assignment.
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Oshkosh
Donald Kujawa
Soviet Ship Scrapes U S Destroyer Walker Twice in Sea of Japan
In the Sea of Japan about 300 miles west of Hokkaido, a Soviet Krupnyy destroyer scraped the U S naval destroyer Walker for the second time, causing light damage with no casualties. The incident follows a Wednesday collision as U S ships conduct anti submarine drills with the carrier Hornet. The United States protests and warns of repeated near misses amid rising Cold War tensions linked to Vietnam.
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Washington
U.S. Navy
Pentagon
Sea of Japan
Hokaido
United States
Russia
North Vietnam
U. S
Sea of
Japan
State Department
Wisconsin issues 24.6 million in tax refunds to residents
Wisconsin tax officials report about 733000 refund checks totaling 24.6 million dollars have been mailed. State Tax Commissioner James R Morgan estimates total refunds will reach about 38 million dollars after processing all returns.
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Madison
UPH
James R. Morgan
Wisconsin
Morgan
Double Murder Charge Lodged in Wisconsin Killings
Milwaukee police and Waukesha County authorities moved to arrest Robert D. Kramer 27 in two counts of first degree murder for the slayings of Cheryl Ann Packard 22 and Sharon Malone 25 whose bound and gagged bodies were found April 23 in New Berlin. Investigators recovered binder twine knives a tile cutter and a wire cutter in a garage search at Kramer's Milwaukee home. Kramer a former suspect in a Sussex assault and armed robbery cases moved from Wisconsin Rapids to Milwaukee years ago and is sought in connection with a prior slaying in Mequon Falls. Continued on Page 8 Col 7.
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Donald Dion
New Berlin
Robert D. Kramer
Milwaukee
Waukesha County
Kramer
UPI
State Reformatory
Cheryl Ann Packard
Pewaukee
Sharon Malone
Hartland
William E. Gramling
Wisconsin Rapids
Menomonee Falls
Diane Qikwitz
Square fad or far-out capout tale warns of mass drift
Washington dispatch discusses Dr Timothy Leary urging a drug experiment on TV and the rise of the cap-out culture. It follows a middle class family in San Francisco where parents quit jobs, skip mortgage payments, and embrace LSD and counterculture rituals while relatives react with alarm.
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Russell Baker
New York Times
Washington
Timothy Leary
Leary
Bague
San Francisco
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Ted
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Winnebagaland
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Bertrand Russell
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