24 Apr 1976
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1976
Page
1
Across Washington seven candidates see their campaigns struggle as they miss Supreme Court approval to restore federal matching money for elections. Antibusing groups rally in Washington drawing organizers foresee up to forty thousand attendees.
Monroe Chapter of Future Homemakers of America will join the Wisconsin State FHA HERO Conference at Green Lake Sunday to Tuesday. Sue Tschanz, district State Editor, and advisor Mrs. James Haas will help plan and host the event with a 1000 delegate turnout and multiple sessions.
Henry A. Kissinger begins a two week tour of black Africa with a Kenya stop after talks with British leaders and Ford envoy to Lebanon. He will offer vigorous U S support for liberation movements and consider indirect military aid.
Monday city cleanup day north of 13th Street reported along with rain related project cancellations. Officials described ongoing Lebanon Syria tensions and Kissinger remarks on potential troop withdrawal and talks with Lebanon and Syria. May plans include China visit and rescheduled city bike registration set for May 8 at City Hall lot.
Wisconsin Governor Patrick Lucey hints at a possible 1978 run, aiming to avoid a lame duck image while keeping younger Democrats aligned. Observers note Lucey’s maneuvering to influence the legislature and leave a lasting mark on state government amid a four-year term system.
Tickets for the Green County Fair July 28 to August 1 go on sale countywide including the Monroe Chamber of Commerce. Allen B. Holtshopple notes high interest prompts early sales for reserved seats, with online and mail orders accepted.
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