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Mrs Ben (Mabel) Uebersetng, Wounakee. and Mrs Ranald (Charlotte) Arsand. of Milwaukee, two sons. Daniel, of Dane, and Rudolph, of Indtona Funerol services will be held Monday, Oct 1 1 at 9 30 a ot the SCHWAB FUNERAL HOME, Wounakee, and at 10 a at ST JOHN CATHOLIC CHURCH, Wounakee, Rev Elmer Dietzel. officiating Burial at the church cemetery Friends may coll ot the SCHWAB FUNERAL HOME, Sunday, October 10.

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Coro COBB Mrs Coro Fingerson. oge 85 died on Fndoy. October 8. 1976. ot Bloomfield Monor.

Oodgevilie otter brief illness The former Coro Anderson wos born in Highland Township August 31, 1891 She was married to Andy Finger son in 1919 Farmed in the Edmund area until retiring to the Vilioge of Cobb in 1968 She wos member of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church of Edmond She Is survived by two daughters. Mrs Norman (Marcello) Cordts of Montfort ond Mrs Carl (Margaret) Nelson. Cobb One stepson Adnon. Madison One brother Gordon Anderson, Highland Wis. One sister, Mrs Nellie Johnson, Polo, Illinois Eleven grandchildren and nine greot grandchildren She wos preceded in death bv her husband in 1974, and one daughter Mrs Harold Haas in 1958 ond two sons, Froncis In 1968 ond Ernest in 1969 Funeral services will be held Sun day ot 2 pm in the BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN CHURCH, Edmond Rev Mark Molidrem will officiate Friends may call after 3pm Saturday of the LULLOFF PETERSON FUNERAL HOME In Dodgeviile PITCHFORK BOOK CLUB Escorts Models Belly to Belly Dancing, 256-5664 MAN 32 wants to meet beautiful nonsmoking non-drinking women R800 Co Madison Newspapers Inc not find out the Data-Mate Way Dato-Mate, Box 4206 Modison Elvis In Madison Poster Limited edition Full color Ongmol art work 17x22 In 00 Inquires to MPAC.

316 Palomino La, Madison 53705 244-4842 256-6595 about $1 8 billion per year. The public could save even more money by buying returnable bottles instead of cans, the report said. Deposit laws designed to encourage returnable container use instead of throwaways have already been passed in Oregon, Vermont, South Dakota and a number of local jurisdictions, but have been rejected by voters in Washington state and some other localities. Environmental groups have favored a nationwide, mandatory deposit. They say this would stimulate return and recycling of the containers, reducing litter and conserving materials and energy.

The container industry has generally opposed the idea, contending that the public may not cooperate as well as hoped and that the benefits would be smaller than claimed or even turn into net economic losses. The citizen group Environmental Action said after learning of the new study that the deposit propsal failed in Congress last June largely because many senators were awaiting the FEA results. The group said this study assures that bottle legislation will again be a hot item Congress next year. The FEA has sent Congress an executive summary of the study, omitting estimates of consumer impact that are buried within the full 80-page text. The agenev has not yet officially released the study to the public, but its mam chapters, including sections on consumer impact, were obtained Friday by The Associated Press.

WASHINGTON (AP) Would you return empty beverage cans and bottles to the supermarket if they earned a cent deposit A study says that if enough Americans did, they would conserve energy, create jobs and save billions of dollars. The study done for the Federal Energy Administration said there are enormous potential benefits to a law requiring the deposit nationwide. But whether the benefits would be achieved would depend on the publics willingness to return empty cans and bottles to retailers. The study may light a new fire under proposals for a nationwide deposit law in the next Congress. The report by the Research Triangle Institute, a private consulting firm in North Carolina, noted that Oregons mandatory deposit law has brought a 70 per cent return rate It concluded that a nationwide law might reach 80 or 90 per cent by 1982.

It said such a law would cost the container industry additional investments for machinery, manpower and facilities. But it also would stimulate energy conservation and a net increase in employment and payroll in the container-related industries, according to the study. Recycling containers is cheaper than making new throwaways, and consumers could save money if their beer and soft drinks came in returnable cans and bottles, the report said. The institute said that if a 5-cent deposit were full force nationwide by 1982 and if consumers returned 90 per cent of the containers, they would save REAL ESTATE SCHOOL Classes held every Mon 7 9 Holiday Inn, 4402 Washington, Wed 7 9, Nino Nokomo Plaza. Benue Robbins School of Real Estate 257 8566 PARTY TIME7 Music for all apes is our specioltv Coll Music Unlimited 222 7459 25S4444 Thorp, Letha MONROE Letha Thorp, age 77, died Friday, October 8.

in Monroe, after a long illness. She was born in Stevenson County, Illinois, Januory 14, 1899. She resided in Madison for several years, worked at the Diet Kitchen ot the University Hospital, retiring and moving to Monroe in 1967 She is survived by four children, Robert Thorp, Brodheod, Eugene, Janesville. Mrs Michael (Nancy) Ster, Marion, Iowa, and Mrs Norman (Patricio) Johnson, Argyle, Wisconsin, eighteen grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs Harry Croin, and Mrs. Nellie Fickert, both of Freeport, Illinois Funeral services will be held Mondoy, October 11, ot 2 ot the STUESSY FUNERAL HOME.

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age 73, of Rf 2, Rio, died Thursday, October 7, 1976 at a Portage hospital He was born in the Township of Lewiston, Columbia County and has lived most of his life in the Rio area He was married in 1931 to Helen Condon of Portage He was a member of the St Joseoh Catholic Church of Rio, and the Order of Foresters He is survived by his wife, Helen; four sons, Joseph of 3706 Richard St Modison, James of 539 Algoma St Madison, Gerald of 932 Drake St Madison, and George of Marshall, four daughters, Mrs Lucien (Mary Lou) Roy, Friendship, Wl, Mrs Patrick (Frances) Wmdus, Oxford, Mrs Arnold (Kathleen) Diehlmann, Portage, ond Mrs Milton (Therese) Christison, Statesboro, Georgia, one sister, Mrs Carroll Bremner, Portage; and 24 grandchildren Funeral services will be 'held at ST JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH at 2pm on Sunday, October 10 Interment will be in the St Josephs Cemetery, Father Donald Beckius officiating Friends may call at the THOMPSON KELLOGG FUNERAL HOME, Rio, after 4pm Saturday, where scriptural prayers will be read at 7 Nude Photograohy and Modeling 19 Johnson 251 4840 WANTED JUNK CARS TOP PRICE FREE TOWING 1:1423 1-6920 Mulcahy, Charlotte WAUNAKEE Mrs Charlotte Mulcahy, age 90, wife of Dan Mulcahy, passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs Harold (Irene) Koch, at 1808 Meyers St Lombard, Illinois, October 7, 1976, follow ing a brief illness Mrs. Mulcahy, formerly Charlotte Brown, was born Sep-tember 16, 1886, in North Leeds, Wisconsin (Columbia County) She married Dan Mulcahv October 6, 1906 He preceded her in death June 23, 1962 She was a member of St John's Catholic Church of Wounakee, and its Christian Mothers Society She is survived bv four daughters, Mrs. Harold (Irene) Koch, of Lombord, Illinois, Mrs Clormont (Nellie) Redders, of Columbia, South Carolina, Mrs John (Margaret) Kavartz, of Wyocena, Wisconsin, ond Mrs Donald (Lorraine) Tobias, of Modison, three sons, Ray, of Coral Bay, Florida, Steven, of Rt 1, Dane, and George, of Madison, a sister, Mrs Nellie Cooper, of Madison, 42 Your Pleasure Escorts 274-5878 NEED MONEY5 ARN S52 per month while helping others Spend a few hours of your time as a regular plasmo donor Call 251 3213 for information BIO RESOURCES INC 212 Bassett St Ministers wife slain in Milwaukee home ELVIS TICKET-575 or best offer 7th row from the stage 256-3209 QUALITY TYPING Excellent work Reasonable rates. Coll 256-2852 8am to 10 Center 251-4558 1050 Pegenf St On returning to the Tabor home, Tabor and Mrs. Goodall found the door ajar.

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Members of the congregation, including Mrs. Thomas Deau, were aware of the upcoming move. If it would have been a week later, they would have been gone, a tearful Mrs. Deau said after learning of the shooting apparently after surprising someone on returning home from shopping. Authorities said Janice M.

Tabor, 39, suffered several gunshot wounds to the body and head Her husband, the Rev. William D. Tabor, 43, pastor of the Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church on Milwaukees East Side, and a member of the congregation, Mrs Jan Goodall, reported finding the body about 1 30 pm. Tabor and Mrs Goodall had attended a going away party for Tabor at a health care center where Mrs. Tabor is administrator.

Tabor spent Fridays with patients at the center for the past two years. Mrs. Tabor left home about 9 a m. to visit a friend and then go shopping, Tabor told authorities. rpc clearance sale On over 1000 remaining pieces of ladies coordinates.

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thru Sat. waukee) said in a letter to Robert Hoskins. On the other hand, if you are unable to back up your charges with facts, I will then demand your resignation. Hoskins had accused the Wisconsin Department of Administration of malpractice concerning a study it made of the bingo boards operations. I have read the DOA study and quite candidly.

Bob, I was unable to find one example which would indicate that the department is in any way trying to discredit the Bingo Control Board, said Kleczka, who was one of the authors of the legislation which led to the legalization of bingo the state. The study does, however, point up some of your management inadequacies and abilities," Kleczka added. MADISON, Wis. (AP) The executive secretary of the state Bingo Control Board, who had accused unnamed bureaucrats last week of attempting to cripple and gain control of the board, was asked Friday by a legislator to get more specific or quit his job. If, by providing me with specific incidents, names and other factual data to back up your allegations, you prove me wrong, I shall be the first to admit it, State Sen.

Gerald Kleczka (D-Mtl- Richard Dexter honored for excellence Richard N. Dexter, a member of the University of Wisconstn-Madison physics faculty for 21 years, received the prestigious Benjamin Smith Reynolds Award for teaching excellence Friday night. A feature event of the College of Engineerings 29th annual Engineers Day program, presentation of the $1,250 award and a medal was made by Bertram McNamara, Milwaukee, president of the UW System Board of Regents. Dexter, 48, came to the Madison campus after three years as a staff member of the Massachusetts Institute of Technologys Lincoln Laboratory He received his S. at Michigan State University and his S.

and Ph D. at UW-Madison, all in his major field The late Benjamin Smith Reynolds, a longtime member of the UW Board of Visitors, helped establish the Burgess Battery Co in 1917. He received the College of Engineering's distinguished service citation in 1952. Stale doesnt own Exxon land Sun. 12-4 Let an apparently are not affected by the portion of La Follettes ruling Thursday stating that the state commission retained ownership of 66-foot strips of shoreline on public lands abutting navigable waters, the staff said.

Secretary of State Douglas LaFollette, meanwhile, called Friday for an investigation of questions involving ownership and mineral rights on lands once owned by the state. The attorney general and secretary of state are members of the Board of Commissioners of Public Lands, which has one other member, State Treasurer Charles Smith, and which oversees sales of public lands by the state. Considering the value of land resources, I will not immediately vote to sell the lands or mineral rights, the secretary of state said. He proposed that the commission hold hearings in Crandon and Ladysmith in order to ascertain what the local citizens in these areas believe to be the most advantageous use of the lands over the longest penod of time. LaFollette said mining might show the most immediate profit, but the land might be far more valuable in future years if used for farming or recreation.

One hundred years from now, one thousand years from now, land with agricultural and recreational uses will still be a valuable resource, he said Land scarred by open pit mining and polluted water will have little value. 20lKiicellueou 205 a41 205 Naiileuict, Keytii ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICES The small businessman needs help Reasonable tees 274-7974 CARPENTRY Additions, homes remodel Fireolocesoiesinstollo-tton Belthne Office Center, 222-8786 CONSTRUCTION, SNOW PLOWING Now occephng contracts, reasonable rotes 835-5421 call before 2pm TIM Associated Press Mineral rights on lands purchased or leased by mining firms northern Wisconsins Rusk and Forest counties apparently are not held by the state, the Public Land Commission staff said Friday. Attorney General Bronson La Follette held earlier that the state still retained mining and mineral rights under most of the more than 127,000 acres of public lands sold by the state since 1909. The attorney general said at the time that he did not know what effect the opinion might have on such firms as Exxon USA. Exxon has announced plans to mine what it says could be one of the worlds richest copper ore deposits, located near Crandon in Iron County.

Commission staff members confirmed Friday, however, that state ownership of mineral rights was not involved in most of the land Exxon is known to have leased in Forest County, as well as land listed by Flambeau Mining Corp for a proposed mine in Rusk County. The Exxon and Flambeau lands also MADISON MAINTENANCE CO Complete line of miscelioneous repoirs ond general maintenance to home ond oportment owners Includes remodeling, carpet and upholstery cleaning wall washing, painting and misc odd lobs 221 3020 FREE ESTIMATE CEMENT Patios slabs, driveways Dairyland Concrete or 222 3814, itEMENT CONTRACTOR' All types of Cement and Masonry work Gary's Concrete-Masonry 255-5196. BILL'S CARPET INSTALLATION $1 25 per sq yd. CARPETCLEAMING FURNITURE TOO Expertly Done KLEIN-DICKERT CO. Regent Chorter 257 9231 SERVICE OUR SPECIALTY" Custom Work Oesign Bv hour or iob Step by step planning JOHNSON CONTRACTORS 257 5977 or 257 5946 CEMENT WINTER RATES Quality, concrete patios driveways walks, garage slabs to lob too small Dave 222 8675.

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Earl said environmental groups represent a larger segment of Wisconsin residents, but speak through various splinter groups. I certainly dont mean that environmental groups ought to have an adversary relationship with sportsmen, Earl said at the gathering sponsored by the Wisconsin Citizens Environmental Council. There is a great commonality of interest. UW accepting dorm applications High school seniors who plan to attend the University of Wisconsin and live on the Madison campus next fall can apply for housing now. Ray Wtrsbinski, housing business manager, said the university is accepting applications.

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