Agnew May Step Down From Veep Post
Washington reports quote unnamed Republican leaders saying Spiro Agnew may resign soon amid a grand jury probe into corruption in Maryland. Agnew aides deny plans and say he intends to fight the charges.
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Washington
UPI
Washington Post Today
Spiro
Agnew
Post
Baltimore
George Beall
Martland
Marsh Thomson
Vicw
Thomson
Tam
Thorson
Washington Star-News
Senate
GOP
George Bush
Cincinnati
Evenme
Elliar L Richardson
Pact reaches tentative end to Chrysler strike in Detroit
The United Auto Workers announced a tentative settlement with Chrysler Corp ending a 22 state and Canada strike. Union leaders say lines may not roll until next week as ratification by national and local officers proceeds. The contract includes a 30 and out retirement plan and overtime relief, with workers accepting less pay than desired.
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Detroit
UPI
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Woodcock
Chrysler
John Henderson
Mack Avenue
States
Canada
Standard names to simplify beef cuts revealed
The National Livestock and Meat Board proposed a new labeling plan cutting more than a thousand names for beef pork veal and lamb to about 300 The goal is to curb shopper confusion Delmonico and Spencer steaks will be labeled beef loin eye steak while a Kansas City steak also known as New York strip or club steak will be beef loin top loin steak Filet mignon remains unchanged.
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National Livestock and Meat Board
Delmonteo
Spencer
Kansas City
New York Strip
Routing of streets to be changed in Oshkosh
Changes to street routing announced by Police Chief William J Gottye to ease traffic during Main Street bridge work. Beginning Thursday at 7 two way sections include Ceape from Main to Bowen Otter from Bowen to Main Division from Jackson to Pearl and Marion Road from Wisconsin to Jackson.
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Oshkosh
William J Gottye
Gonyo
Ceape
Main
Bowen
Otter
Division
Jackson
Pearl
Marion Road
Wisconsin
Hiring bias by big firms being probed
Washington AP four giant firms General Motors Ford GE and Sears Roebuck are targets of a federal probe into alleged discriminatory employment practices. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission consolidated dozens of complaints with unions and contractors in a single case. If settlements fail, the commission will take the suit to court.
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Washington
General Motors
Lord
General Electric
Sears Roebuck
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Probe Commission
William H Brown
Tate
Commission
Ford
Voyageurs face money troubles near Green Bay voyage end
Four month canoe journey recreating the Marquette Joliet route nears Green Bay as debt grows between $9,000 and $15,000. Promised sponsors including Missouri remain unpaid, forcing crew from Winona to cover costs. Ralph Frese built the canoes and ideation came from him in Chicago.
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Milwaukee
Sawyer Bay
Green Bay
Gary Gordon
Jacques Marquette
Louis Jollet
Massouri
Gordon
St Ignace
Mich
Arkansas River
Missouri
Ralph Frese
Chicago
Reid Lewis
Jolliet
Cool tonight with partly cloudy skies and cool lows
Partly cloudy and cool tonight with overnight lows in the 40s. Details on page 2.
Inside Weather and Page Navigation Summary
Inside Weather section appears with page references for comics on page 2, women's content on page 10, TV and movies on page 14, obituaries and theaters on page 15, markets on page 17, and sports and want ads as part of the issue.
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Winnebagoland
Four Die in Crash on Wisconsin Highway Day
Four people died in a two car collision on US 151 near Waupun during rainfall. Victims were Dorothy Sandgren 46 of Janesville, Edith Markon 50 of Superior Alma Gunnerson 78 also of Superior and Jeanette Martin 46 of Cravitz. A Peshtigo passenger plus Mrs Martins husband and daughter were hospitalized in Waupun.
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Associated Press
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
US 151
Waupun
Dorothy Sandgren
Janesville
Edith Markon
Superior
Alma Gunnerson
Jeanette Martin
Cravitz
Martin
EPA ranks gas guzzlers and economy on 1974 cars
The Environmental Protection Agency released a 1974 Whos Who of Gasoline Guzzlers showing that most new cars will average slightly fewer miles per gallon than 1973 models. The report lists economic leaders, with a 2000 pound Honda Civic near the top at about 52 mpg and a 4000 pound Ferrari 365 GTB at the bottom around 8 mpg. EPA notes the data come from testing 37 models and include an urban driving test, while the full listing appeared as the first installment of the 1973 vehicles.
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Washington
Eesironmental Protection Agency
EPA
Gas stations in Walsington clash with price ceilings
Gas station owners told the Cost of Living Council that some stations are closing due to Phase 4 price ceilings and others are defying rules. In a lengthy meeting with council officers, Western gasoline operators and several senators pressed concerns while some stations raised prices above the capped level.
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Walsington
Cost of Living Council
Syurt
Pete Vo Domenici
RNM
Bud Walch
Oklahoma City
Council
John Dunlop
Dormitory crime eyed for student patrol program
Milwaukee AP reports researchers from the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee propose dorm residents form their own near full time patrols coordinated with campus police to deter theft vandalism and assaults. The plan suggests student patrols governing bodies and resident volunteers could help curb problems at Sandburg Hall and similar dorms.
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Milwaukee
W. J. Forde
Honeyager-Mueller
Honeyager
UWM
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Belfast
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International Union of Electrical Workers
TUE
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David Copus
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t
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Walliam White
Court of Appeals
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Perry Mueller
Legal Aid Society of
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
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