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1 LocalRegional 3C SHARE THE SPIRITS Wausau Sunday Herald. October 5. 1966 The big stories keep Breaking on60 MINUTES" at 6PM.tnen.. Antigo mayor's salary could double CUEST STARS: MARTIN BALSAM. JACKIE COOPER yv and fiorence henderscn it Regional digest Her brother-in-law says he's guilty, but Jessica risks her life to prove he Innocent! ANTIGO The salary of Antigo's next mayor may be doubled under a proposal endorsed by the Common Council's finance and personnel committee.

On a 5-1 vote, the committee moved to increase the salary of the mayor from the current $9,900 annually to $20,000 a year. In addition, the mayor would continue to receive 1110 a month car allowance and $100 a month for expenses, possibly bringing his total salary above the $22,500 a year mark. The increase must be approved by the full Council at its Oct. 10 meeting. ANGELA lANSBUKT in srysHE WROTE Langlade County 7PM Teddy bears are treated in Antigo ANTIGO More than 75 youngsters brought their sick and injured stuffed animals to Langlade Memorial Hospital's recent Teddy Bear Clinic.

Vital signs were taken, mock shots given and procedures commonly done in the emergency room were explained. Ambulance tours were also available. his death. Vilas County District Attorney R. Terry Holt said officials are working to establish a motive.

The stale fire marshal's office is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the solving of the case. Portage County Lyme Disease outbreak is reported STEVENS POLNT Eleven cases of Lyme Disease enough to be considered an outbreak have been reported by local physicians since May, according to Cindy SchmiU, public health adviser at the Portage County Community Health Services Department Lyme Disease is transmitted by ticks, specifically the bear tick in the Portage County area, SchmiU said. A rash will appear between four and 20 days after a bite, and weeks or months later, a type of arthritis can develop. Worzella sale has been called off STEVENS POINT The sale of the Worzella Publishing Co. to an employee management group has been called off.

Company President Charles Nason said projections indicate the company could be placed in jeopardy of the sale were completed at this time. Worzella Publishing is sound, Nason said, but can't handle the additional debt that would come with the purchase. HI Stranded thousands of miles i i I from home, one woman "Ji Is left to protect her children, ff i'X her land and her life. -tOVvf Oneida County LINDA EVANS THE LAST vmmim Mil 11 i aiso starring JASON ROBARDS I 4 Wood County WORLD PREMIERE! A CBS MINI-SERIES WAEO-TV changes call letters to WJFW-TV RHINELANDER Effective today. WAEO-TV has changed its call letters to WJFW-TV in honor of the late Dr.

Jasper F. Williams, who died in April 1935. He founded Seaway Communications, located in Chicago, 111. Seaway Communications is the first 100 percent minority-owned communications corporation to own more than one television broadcast facility. In addition to WJFW-TV, an NBC affiliate in Rhinelander, Seaway owns WVII-TV, an ABC affiliate in Bangor.

Maine. Second judge proposal given support RHINELANDER After hearing about the need for a second judge in Oneida County, three committees of the County Board gave unanimous support to the proposal and agreed funding could be included in the regular budget. The committees were told Judge Robert Kinney's caseload currently would call for 1.8 judges and prospects are that the load will increase steadily in years to come. To help take care of the overload, other judges in the district with caseloads substantially lower have been assigned to handle a designated number of Oneida County cases. 8PM Hotel, motel owners don't want tax WISCONSIN RAPIDS Area hotel and motel owners and managers are not happy with the park and recreation commission proposal that a hotelmotel tax be implemented to offset the cost of Witter Field improvements.

Robert Arterburn, vice president and general manager of the Mead Inn, said the lack of a room tax so far has given Wisconsin Rapids motels an advantage in attracting convention business. Witter Field will be home of a Midwest Baseball League franchise when the league expands to 16 teams or if an existing club abandons its current location. General education ranked high by board MARSHFIELD The Marshfield Board of Education has ranked general education and skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening as the district's top priorities. The review is necessary to get an early start on decisions for budget development, Superintendent Al Holt said. In the past, the board found itself "handcuffed," because decisions regarding financial obligations and curriculum were already made, he said.

Vilas County Fire victims are identified RHINELANDER The bodies of two men who died in a Lac du Flambeau fire Sept. 23 have been identified as Gerald Chapman, 18, and Eugene Milliken, 27, both of Lac du Flambeau. The cause of death was declared accidental by the Vilas County coroner. The body of one of the men was engulfed in flames prior to TIT Attention Senior Citizens Just Introduced our New 97F Policy Jf 5 Provides Hospital, Skilled Nursing Facility and Medical Expense (Including prescription drugs) Coverage. iciitnuin The only policy that meets Wisconsin's Requirements for Medicare supplement 1 This policy can pay all your Medicare Part A and Deductibles, Co-Payments and Medicare eligible Usual and Customary costs not paid by Medicare, including expense for doctor services, out-patient hospital services, supplies, and other services.

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