Senate to vote on 1977 spending ceilings before Easter recess
After a brief debate the Senate gears to approve federal outlays of 412.6 billion for fiscal 1977 with leaders pledging no increases amid two large defeats. The report covers budget talks, Schlesinger’s China aid remarks, ski resort expansion probe, and other national items.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Budget Committee
Howard H. Callaway
Forest Service
Ford
Senate Interior
Kastenmeier Warns On Ominous Arms Race At Green County Dinner
Congressman Robert W. Kastenmeier urged vigilance on civil liberties and national security during the Green County Democrats fundraising dinner at Idle Hour Mansion. He warned of a growing arms race with the Soviet Union and urged careful handling of wiretapping debates while noting expansions of voting rights and the need to avoid a new cold war.
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Robert W. Kastenmeier
Green County Democrats
Idle Hour
Madison
League of Women Voters
Soviet Union
Robert
Marian) Baumann
Janet Alt
Green County
Times
USDA Studies Pricing Methods by Milk Co-ops
Shawano AP report says USDA is conducting a special study to determine if dairy cooperatives negotiating prices above federal market-order minimums violate rules. The agency notes it is not sure what constitutes undue influence or whether violations occur.
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USDA
Shawano
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Donald W. Wilkinson
Usda Agricultural Marketing Service
Consumers’ Organization
Wilkinson
Consolidated Badger Co-op
Monroe Theatre Guild Names Cast for Gamma Rays Marigolds
Mrs. Kenneth Meyers directs the Monroe Theatre Guild production of The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-In-The-Moon Marigolds and announces the full cast for the upcoming play.
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Monroe Theatre Guild
Kenneth (LaVerne) Meyer
Koehler to Speak at Community Lenten Service in Monroe
Rev. Wolfgang Koehler of St. John's United Church of Christ will speak at the noon Community Lenten Service in Grace Lutheran Church Monroe on The Letter to the Church in Laodicea from Revelations. A low-cost luncheon follows at 12 25 p.m. in the basement served by the Lutheran Church Women.
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Wolfgang Koehler
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Grace Lutheran Church
Monroe
Koehler
Laodicia
Randy van Pay
Laird Discusses 1973 VP Pick From Nixon to Ford
Melvin Laird says he advised against John Connally as Nixon's 1973 vice president and urged Gerald Ford, noting the 25th Amendment context. He left the White House after Watergate doubts and remained a longtime Wisconsin Republican ally of Ford.
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U.S. House of Representatives
Marshfield
Connally
Laird
Wisconsin State Journal
U.S
Ford
Hearst to undergo 90 day psychiatric study before sentencing
Patricia Hearst's judge ordered a 90 day psychiatric evaluation as final sentencing on the armored bank robbery case looms. Defense and prosecution led a pretrial discussion while Hearst, 22, arrived with family and was escorted in handcuffs to a crowded San Francisco courthouse. The judge delayed final decision pending the mental health report.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
F. Lee Bailey
al Johnson
James L. Browning Jr
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Miss Hearst
Federal
San Mateo County
Carter
Johnson
Baily
Wagon leaves Darlington for eastward pilgrimage
A Lafayette County wagon departs Darlington heading toward La Crosse joined by travelers from Wiota Madison Argyle and others. The scrolls of signatures travel to Valley Forge Pa for enshrinement 100 years and are to be returned in 2076. Local ceremonies included remarks by Mayor Reichling and supervisor Mottley.
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Darlington
Lafayette County
Bill Richards
Wiota
Gil Egge
Madison
Vicky Erickson
Argyle
Vicky
Chicago
Valley Forge
Main St
Francis Reichling
Francis Mottley
Darlington High School
Lafayette Manor
Wisconsin week in review and weather notes
Weekend deaths push Wisconsin 1976 traffic toll to 178, with three Taylor County crash victims among the dead. Additional items cover warmer air forecast into midweek, a canoeist search near Copper Falls State Park, a Baraboo fatal burn, murder charges in Cudahy, a fatal fire at a horse barn near Oconomowoc, an Ice Age Trail hike set for April 24, and university teaching aides contract settlement plus education awards and planned Wisconsin Democratic town meetings.
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Associated Press
Taylor County
Wisconsin
Palmyra
Martin Schreiber
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
Eagle
TAA
Madison
University of Wisconsin
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