UW Allocations Steering Committee Announces $779,367 Goal
The UW Allocations Steering Committee will meet this week to consider its recommendations of last spring which established the $779,367 goal, Dr. Rankin said. The list names numerous contributors and officials linked to the committee and the allocation process.
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B. A. Burdick
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Jean Conyers
Marsee A. Cox
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Robert L. DeMunck
James Dressler
John E. Etling
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Pius Regnier
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Donald Simonds
David Southwick
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John Thompson
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Golby Uhler
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Ed Whalen
Howard Wolfe
Rankin
Democratic Governors Debate Over Party Leadership Strife
Mrs. Westwood pledges resignation to avoid party split if a middle ground candidate emerges. Robert Strauss asserts he will not be ousted and urges decisive action by Jean Westwood to determine her future leadership. Several governors push for caucus endorsement to restore intraparty influence.
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Westwood
Robert Strauss
Strauss
Jean Westwood
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
St. Louis
Miss Westwood
Calley Case Court-Martial Sentences Life After Review
Six men faced court martial over the My Lai incident with Calley the sole convicted member. He received life, reduced to twenty years on appeal, while government charges spanned murder to cover up. Courts will deliberate weeks before a decision. President Nixon pledged final review after all legal avenues. Calley remains confined at Ft Benning.
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Court of Military Review
William C. Vinet Jr
James D. Clause
Wayne Alley
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
Nixon
Ft. Benning
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Nixon Eyes New Policy Roles and White House Staff
President Nixon plans to assign cabinet members to key policy areas and place top aides in formal White House roles. He may form more units like the Council on Economic Policy to steer policy, while Kissinger travels to Paris for Vietnam peace talks as Nixon rests at his bayside home.
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Shultz
White House
Nixon
Council On Economic Policy
Kissinger
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Kissinger Tho meet. Saigon tension over ceasefire
Paris talks resumed with Kissinger and Le Duc Tho meeting near Hanoi’s headquarters as reports circulated that the United States may sign a ceasefire without Saigon’s assent. The pair met two hours at a villa, with Van Thuy accompanying Tho, amid a long pause since November.
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le Duc Tho
United States
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Youth Center Dedication Marks Regional Correctional Facility
Leigh Majors announces dedication of a new regional youth center near the county juvenile facility. The center will house up to 60 youths aged 14 to 17, with first admissions planned by December 15 after delays from heavy autumn rains.
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H. Ralph Johnston
Midwest
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Vigo County
Snowmobile crash victim dies in Rockford hospital
LeRoy Asche 52 of Pecatonica drove Charles Haas 50 of Rockford to Memorial Hospital with massive head and neck injuries after a snowmobile collision. A few minutes later Asche collapsed and died of an apparent heart attack in the hospital room.
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Charles Haas
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Asche
Gonder Trial Continuation Raises Key Witness Issues
The trial move includes Gonder’s intoxication testimony while no prosecution witness confirms seeing Gonder with Dorothy Kavanaugh on the abduction day. A witness claimed a girl struggled from Gonder’s truck, but did not identify the driver. Defense subpoenas total twelve with another expected witness, while Gonder likely will not testify. Jerry Silverman and Shannon Rodgers are noted for their fashion influence in the garment district.
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Dorothy Kavanaugh
Douglas
Jerry Silverman
Shannon Rodgers
Peace Talks Reach Crucial Stage Amid Cease Fire Struggle
Washington sources report advisers in talks with Hanoi Politburo member Tho as Kissinger and North Vietnam press for a signed cease-fire. Saigon seeks troop withdrawals guarantee while Hanoi resists change. Thai junta vows U.S. troops remain post cease-fire and Ken Boyer to manage Cardinals farm team at Little Rock in 1973.
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Lead absorption and noise health risks discussed
An expert notes no risk of lead poisoning from covered machines and kept tools, while stressing ongoing protection of hearing from loud industrial noise. The letter argues hearing protection is vital as unprotected workers risk long term impairment, and also explains nasal polyps recur without treating underlying causes.
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Dissension grows among POW and MIA families over stalled peace
The piece notes pockets of dissension among POW and MIA families as Kissinger's end of October peace optimism fades. It questions how soon progress can be made and laments that a Christmas miracle seems required for families and loved ones held by Hanoi.
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Hanoi
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Optimist Club to Host Guest Speaker Frank Walker
Frank Walker promotional director of Greater American Corp will speak at the Southside Optimist Club meeting Tuesday. He will outline promotion of the Wonderful World of Fantasy program to be presented by the club on December 17. The speech follows a 6 30 p.m. dinner at Albert Pick Motel.
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Greater American Corp
Southside
Optimist Club
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Albert Pick Motel
Allende Responds to Reagan Critique in Mexico City
Chile's Salvador Allende fires back at California Governor Ronald Reagan over claims a government cannot be partly Marxist and partly socialist. The president, en route to New York and the UN, quips Reagan was a boxer and a former actor. He plans to send Reagan a Marxism book.
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Salvador Allende
Chile
California
Ronald Reagan
New York
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Allende
Reagan
Holiday verse teaches birds and meals through December
The prose lists odd tasks for December days, joking about partridges in pear trees and geese eggs for egg nog. It also notes taking turtledoves to a vet for anti-psittacosis shots and describes a smoked Boston shoulder pork cottage roll as a versatile meat with little waste.
Mental patient dies from overeating at Belchertown
Rena Rubin, 23, of Springfield, died at Belchertown State School after visiting her parents. A state medical examiner cited a spontaneous rupture of the stomach due to massive undigested food intake. The examiner said the school was not to blame.
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UPI
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Springfield
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Northampton
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Beltone offers free ear level hearing aid model
A Beltone advertisement promises a free non-operating miniature hearing aid to anyone responding. The unit weighs under a third of an ounce and is worn at the ear with no wires. No cost or obligation is required. write to Dept. 2367, Beltone Electronics Corp., Chicago.
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