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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1970
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times lists founding date and publisher Emery A Odell, office hours, contact number, and AP affiliation. It explains carrier and mail subscription rates for local and out of state regions, and advises subscribers to verify their delivery arrangements and report missed papers.
Editorial honors Daniel A. Mitrione a 50 year old father of nine killed by terrorists in Uruguay. It recalls his police work in Richmond Indiana and his AID efforts to build community oriented policing abroad. It notes fellow victim Claude Fly and argues for continuing such programs to prevent future conflicts.
On August 18, 1960 Monroe adds Jerome R. Stiegman from Madison to reach 14 police officers. The era marks a boost in local law enforcement capacity as city officials expand its force. The item ties into broader August historical notes across years and local civic activities of Green County.
John Erickson and family continue an 80 day 10 000 mile campaign tour of Wisconsin visiting Milwaukee Madison Kimberly Sparta Manston Tomah Eau Claire New Richmond Menomonie Hudson Durand West Bend on dates through August 29. He aims to discuss issues important to Wisconsin voters as he seeks the U S Senate.
Historical highlights include Virginia Dare's birth at Roanoke Island in 1587 and the Peace of Abo in 1743. Also noted are WWI neutrality in 1914 and a 1963 milestone at the University of Mississippi. The piece covers campaign events for Donald Peterson with a Monroe picnic and canvass plans, plus a sharp CAPITOL QUOTE about the Nixon era.
The Board of Trustees of Our Savior's Lutheran Church South Wayne Wisconsin invites sealed bids for Lot 8 Block 75 Village of South Wayne and the building. Bids due by 8 00 p.m. September 1 1970 and opened at the church. Inspect by appointment. Re Title policy to be furnished. Board may reject all bids. Wesley Larson chairman.
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