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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1971
Page
2
Notice from Monroe Wisconsin listing carrier and mail rates, delivery policies, and office hours. Advises subscribers to know their delivery boy and provide telephone numbers, and to report missed deliveries or mail issues to The Monroe Evening Times.
The Nixon administration reports a 1971 deficit of 23.3 billion but officials call it a surplus under the full employment budget. They argue if unemployment stayed at four percent, a 2.5 billion surplus would exist. They contend deficits can stimulate the economy without fueling inflation if full employment isn’t met. They project a 1972 deficit near 25 billion and dismiss concern.
A UCLA engineer and Imperial Valley farmer combine cow dung and broken glass to form a light, waterproof, fire resistant decorative foamed ceramic. The process uses 5-10 percent dung as a foaming agent with 90-95 percent glass powder, producing an insulator that can be painted glazed drilled or nailed.
On this date in 1971 the Soviet Union signed a treaty on a nuclear test ban and other historical notes appear, including past events like the first trans Atlantic cable in 1858 and the Statue of Liberty cornerstone in 1884. Keith Gillen, 34, pleads innocent by reason of mental defect to two second degree murder charges in the 1963 slayings in Rhinelander Wisconsin. a Sept. 24 trial is set.
A montage of Hal Boyle observations on human quirks includes aging perceptions and two childhoods, a Natick bottle firm’s plan for edible bottles to curb litter, and wry comments on modesty unionization, religion, sex, and a liberated woman in lines. The piece mingles humorous anecdotes with social commentary and a speculative tech note about dissolvable bottles from Tlikon Corp.
Overseas hijack furor prompts piracy punishments. From Monticello band salute to Voegeli a prominent trombonist. Wisconsin Legion election. Army cashiering West Point cadets for honor code violations. Monroe Park and United bands concerts with Hoeslys. various community happenings including fires, funerals, and civic events in Monroe area during August and earlier years.
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