Nationwide railroad contract passed by Congress to President
AP News In Brief reports Congress sent a nationwide rail contract bill to Nixon to prevent a 1970 rail shutdown. FAA eases some emergency flight limits as striking controllers return. sick-out continues causing airline losses estimated at 5 to 10 million dollars daily. Trucking wildcat strikes offset some returns. Detroit and Chicago layoffs cited. Chicago may lock out union truck drivers. Senate approves 6 percent raise for postal workers and most federal employees after first postal strike. New York papers’ mediator says labor talks look bleak as 13,000 unionists prepare for possible weekend strike.
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Nixon
Federal Aviation Administration
Detroit
Chicago
Senate
New York
Swigert Rehearses Key Apollo 13 Maneuvers Amid Mission Rush
Cape Kennedy AP backup astronaut John L. Swigert Jr. trains to replace a ill crewman by Saturday’s moon launch. He joins Lovell and Haise in a command ship simulator to practice launch abort docking lunar orbit and descent within eight miles of the moon.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
John L. Swigert Jr
Swigert
James A. Lovell Jr
Fred W. Haise Jr
Moon
Court Rejects Bid on Kopechne Inquest Record
Massachusetts Supreme Court refused a stenographer’s bid to copy and sell the Kopechne inquest record. The court ordered Suffolk Superior Court Clerk Edward Keating to press ahead with releasing the transcript and the judge’s report.
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Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Mary Jo Kopechne
High Court
Suffolk Superior
Juda Seniors Stage The Babysitter Comedy at School Gym
Juda High School presents The Babysitter a three act comedy by Christopher Sergel as senior class play on Friday April 10 at 8 pm in the Juda High School gym Carrie played by Linda Liedschlag and Bob by Tom Jones face parental disapproval as babysitting job for spoiled Junior tests their romance The production serves as the seniors final large money making project and invites all to attend.
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JUDA
Christopher Sergel
Juda High School
Carrie
Linda Liedschlag
Bob
Tom Jones
Helen
Sue Mee
Greg Bagley
Kathy Meier
Bob Brecklin
Midge
Judy Bartels
Dot
Connie Fields
Gordons
Spoiled Junior
Largest Moose Lodge class enrolled in Monroe meeting
The Monroe Moose Lodge held a Tuesday enrollment of the largest candidate class in its history with about 75 members attending. New officers elected include Roger Severson governor Tom Prien junior governor Larry Leopold prelate Alvin Schwartz treasurer and Ted Schmiedlin trustee for three years. Installation is set for April 28 with Women of the Moose escorts. State Assemblyman Joseph Tregonning attended as a class representative.
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Monroe
Moose Hall
Roger Severson
Tom Prien
Larry Leopold
Alvin Schwartz
Ted Schmiedlin
Roger Brugger
Women of the Moose
Joseph Tregonning
Lyle Sickinger
Madison Moose Lodge
John M. Webster
Louis Surrell Sr
Kenneth Grossen
Ken Kundert
Dale Bertalot
John Burgum
Virgil Neuenschwander
Gary Preston
Moose Lodge of
Monroe Council Approves Priority Plan for Disposal Plant
The Monroe Common Council approved pushing the city onto the priority list for a disposal plant expansion costing about 212000 dollars with total project value 851000 dollars. Federal 50 percent and state 25 percent funding are anticipated. the plant is seen as adequate for 30 years of sewage control.
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Monroe
Davy Engineering Co
LaCrosse
Judiciary Committee
Critical condition for Albany man after two car crash
Arch ie Gilbertson, 66, of Albany, remains in critical condition at St. Clare Hospital after a head on collision with Alberta T. Truttman of Monticello at 11 45 p m Tuesday two miles east of Monticello on County Trunk C. Truttman suffered minor injuries and was treated and released.
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Archie Gilbertson
Albany
St. Clare Hospital
Monticello
Gilbertson
Alberta T. Truttman
Monroe
Clarence O. Mahlberg
25Th St
Monroe Elementary School Kindergarten Registration Schedule
The Monroe School System announces kindergarten registration for 1970 1971. Children must be five by Sept 1 1970. Bring birth certificate and health records. Registration by school April 14 15 16 17 with 1 30 pm orientation. rural children register at Northside.
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Monroe
Lincoln
Northside
Monroe High School Symphonic Band Praised at Latimer Tribute
Latimer from the University of Wisconsin received a standing ovation after a moving Monroe High School Symphonic Band concert with guest percussionist James Latimer. The program featured Ellington Portrait, Percussion Espagnol, and Thundering Drums as Latimer showcased xylophone and drums amid choir pieces and a Baroque folk fusion set by Caesar Giovannini.
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James Latimer
University of Wisconsin
Monroe High School
Latimer
Vicki Hughes
Steve Hennager
Times
Steve Mitschele
Joseph Rieraldo
Monroe Chamber Choir
Jack Close
Caesar Giovannini
Floyd E. Werle
Duke Ellington
John Krance
Robert Prince
Patricia Sandley
Wisconsin State University— Platteville
Pierre Petit
Don St. Pierre
Louis Bellson
Mr. Latimer
The Case of the Musical Molars
A Daytona Beach housewife reports hearing music through her teeth after fillings were replaced with plastic except a remaining metal one tied to a root. Electronics experts theorize a wireless phonograph sender in his home caused the signals. The woman advertised for identification and received many calls but no concrete results.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
J. H. Long
Tipperary
Benefit Play Rehearsals For Three Living Pictures Continue
Dress rehearsals proceed for Ferdinand The Bull Peter and the Wolf and Laugh In Sketch as the Drama Department of the Woman's Club of Monroe prepares three living picture productions. Proceeds fund a permanent Wisconsin Badger Camp for the Retarded with sixty six children in the cast and volunteers painting sets and posters. Miss Vicki Neuberger will provide organ music for about an hour of performance this weekend at the Junior High School Auditorium.
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Living Pictures
Ferdinand the Bull
Peter and the Wolf
Woman's Club of
Monroe
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