Beef shortages loom as prices, supplies shift nationwide
The Cost of Living Council reports beef supplies at 80 to 85 percent normal while many wholesalers cite lower levels. Prices rise for bread and other items as flour and other ingredients grow costly. Wheat futures hit new highs as dairy and beef industries lobby for price supports.
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Associated Press
Cost of Living Council
Kenneth Fedor
Office of Food Price Monitoring
Fedor
Nixon
ITT Continental Baking
Wonder Bread
Interstate Brands Corp
A&p
San Francisco
Albany
N.Y
Minneapolis
Portland, Ore
Buffalo, N.Y
Chicago Board of Trade
National Assn. of
Agriculture Department
Washington
Washington, D.C
Butchers’s Union
New York City
Wayne Brewer
Saga Food Service, Inc
Wilmington
Ohio
Wisconsin GOP Holds Public Meeting On Endorsement Process
State Republicans faced questions on open primaries after a two hour private session and a public review. Chairman David C. Sullivan called it the committee's first public meeting in years as grassroots demands grow for selecting candidates in open primaries. Randall Upton criticized endorsements as a district chair.
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Appleton
Wis
Wisconsin
David C. Sullivan
GOP
Randall Upton
1St
Sullivan
Upton
McKay
Kathy Matz
Superior
Matz
Monroe fire school set for August at Green County Fairgrounds
The annual Monroe Fire School of the Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois Firemen's Assoc. will be Sunday August 19 at the Green County Fairgrounds. About 2 000 attendees including 1 800 volunteers are expected for morning classes with over 500 more for the afternoon program. Admission is 1.50 for men. women and children free. The event marks 14 years with Monroe Fire Department coordinating.
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Monroe Fire School
Wisconsin
Northern Illinois Firemen’s Assoc., Inc
Green County Fairgrounds
Monroe
Fairgrounds
Wisconsin GOP faces deficit and reform debates in party gathering
The Wisconsin Republican committee confronted a $550000 debt and discussed fund-raising, youth involvement, and potential guest speakers. Debate covered tax relief promises, shifting highway aid to urban transit, and merging state college systems as campaign issues.
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Lucey
Johnson
Toby Roth
Appleton
Roth
Senate Gop
William Mattka
Whitehall
Sullivan
Arthur W. Shannon
Brookfield
Spiro Agnew
Wisconsin
Senate
Warren pushes new path in Wisconsin Nixon policy suits
Wisconsin Attorney General Robert Warren told Governor Lucey that state lawyers should research whether another lawsuit against Nixon administration economic policy is warranted. The move follows Lucey’s aides accusing Warren of delaying anti antipollution fund lawsuits and seeking a federal judgeship. Warren suggested UW experts conduct cost saving research.
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Madison
Wis
Robert W. Warren
Patrick J. Lucey
Nixon
Warren
Wisconsin
Lucey
William P. Dixon
Center For Law and Social Policy
Washington, D.C
University of Wisconsin
Sommers tops at sheep show
David Sommers of Monroe dominates the suffolk sheep competition at the junior show of the Wisconsin State Fair. The event highlights include junior dairy judging, Holstein grand champion Jeanne Kuiper of Racine, junior champion Mike Horschbach of Sheboygan, and senior showmanship winner Renee Hetts of Fort Atkinson. Attendance and county ribbons are noted amid ongoing fair remodeling plans.
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David Sommers
Monroe
Jeanne Kuiper
Racine
Mike Horschbach
Sheboygan
Roger Miller
Menomonie
Renee Hetts
Fort Atkinson
GOP Executive Committee to Host Ed Terrill Speaker
Jim Beer, chairman of the Green Co. Republican party, announced Ed Terrill of Washington DC will speak to the local executive committee Monday at 8:30 p.m. in the 1st National Bank community room. Terrill directs the campaign division for the National Republican Congressional Committee and formerly led Wisconsin GOP field operations. All interested are invited to attend.
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Jim Beer
Green Co. Republican Party
Ed Terrill
Washington, D.C
1St National Bank
Terrill
National Republican Congressional Committee
Republican Party
Wisconsin
Agnew's Rapid Response Highlights Nixon Watergate Contrast
Vice President Spiro Agnew moved quickly to confront kickback allegations denying any wrongdoing and planning no further comment until the probe ends. President Nixon meanwhile faced a slower public response, with plans for a formal address from Camp David after weighing the latest Watergate disclosures.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Agnew
White House
U.S
Dean
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Richard G. Kleindienst
Senate Committee
Camp David
Baltimore
Executive Office
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Orfordville
Robert Brettel
Monona
Herman Pfund
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Cedarburg
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Eau Claire
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Madison, Wis
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Atty
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Circuit Court
William Sachtsen
Zaleski
Armstrong
Dane County
Army Math Research Center
Melvin Greenberg
State Justice Department
Madison Police Department
University of Wisconsin Department of Protection and Security
Sommers
West Allis
Donald Wilkinson
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Joe Schreck
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