Tuition Increases Stay For Marquette And UW
Milwaukee AP Marquette University and the University of Wisconsin will proceed with tuition increases despite Nixon 90 day moratorium on price and wage hikes. Regents had not formalized nine state college increases and budget status kept faculty raises in doubt. Treasury statement supports new tuition levels at UW and Marquette, aiding budget stability.
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Nixon
Marquette
Department of the Treasury
Ing Nixon
Robert Taylor
Roman Catholic University
Snowmobile wins fair award at Wisconsin State Fair
The snowmobile booth by Wood County resource development agent Lou Rosandick won the top prize in the Agriculture Building, featuring a snowmobile trail map, artificial snow platform, and Marshfield sled. Fair attendance improved with nicer weather as blue ribbons went to various livestock and draft horse winners, including grand champion fleece to James Schoefges and multiple Percheron ribbons.
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Wood County
Lou Rosandick
Marshfield
James Schoefges
Harvard
Ill
R. L. Robinson
Richland
Mich
Ray E. Curtis
DeWitt
Towa
Bangor
Joe Dolan
Winnebago, Il
Norwood Farms
Burlington
Royal Oaks Ranch
Rochester
Minn
Chaos in Wisconsin executive branch over budget delay
Madison amid inaction by Governor Lucey as Sen. Ernest Keppler blasts his Mackinac Island trip. GOP leaders press austerity while Lucey pushes tax hikes over 190 million. Lucey aides defend vacation during Senate recess as Great Lakes talks proceed.
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Patrick J. Lucey
Ernest Keppler
Lucey
Mackinac Island
Mich
Keppler
Nixon
Wisconsin
Senate
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Lake Michigan
Great Lakes
Sen. Keppler
Richard Weening
Migrant workers march to Madison over labor rules
Itinerant farm workers marching from Milwaukee to Madison camped in northern Waukesha County awaiting a Sept. 3 hearing on a suit filed by Mexican American demonstrators. Lawyers seek enforcement of minimum wage, workers’ compensation, housing and sanitation codes for migrants. About 50 camped at a North Lake school as the 90 mile trek, begun Monday, aims to last 11 days to Hartford.
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Waukesha County
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North Lake
Hartford
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Wisconsin tech school aid to rise with state funds
Wisconsin’s technical education system expects more government support. For fiscal 1972 the state will receive 9.8 million dollars versus 8.5 million in 1971 and 7.5 million in 1970. Over 1 million targets construction across 10 of 18 districts. The board set 900 thousand in scholarship funds over two years and approved a farm management training program. John M. Zancanaro was elected board president and LeRoy Jones Jr. was named vice president.
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Wisconsin
Board of Vocational, Technical and Adult Education
Eugene Lehrman
John M. Zancanaro
Milwaukee
LeRoy Jones Jr
Wausaw
Pleasant Wisconsin Weather Report With Patchy Thunderstorms
Wisconsin enjoys warm summer weather with highs from 85 to 94 degrees and brief thunderstorms possible in the north east and south. Overnight lows were cooler in the northwest where heavy storms occurred Tuesday as a cold front from the northern plains collided with warm air.
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Great Plains
First Lady Finds Enthusiasm for President Nixon
First Lady Pat Nixon says she found strong enthusiasm for President Nixon during a three day cross country trip. She noted voters in Virginia Michigan Minnesota and Oregon expressed support and even Democrats said they were for him. She mentioned the trip’s purposes included handing over 370 acres of federal land at Border Field for public recreation and she did not use the trip to push a 1972 candidacy.
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Richard Nixon
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Nixon
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Virginia
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Nixon looks set to win key economic legislation
Washington reports President Nixon appears likely to obtain the economic package he has pressed for with Democratic leaders, while he faces pressure for greater tax relief for individuals. Reports describe a largely positive tone after 24 hour talks among the White House, advisers, and congressional leaders, with no firm commitments yet. The administration seeks wage price and rent controls, while unions react variably and the OEP adds confusion over who is covered. Ford and other automakers roll back pricing to 1971 levels, and Treasury officials note no British monetary talks are decided.
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Iself
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House
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OEP
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Paul Volcker
London
Paris
Britain
Dawn shootout in Londonderry as barricades fall
British troops killed a gunman in a dawn clash across Londonderry barricades in the Bogside district amid Catholic charges of army brutality. The death toll reached 27 since violence began ten days earlier.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Monroe City Council approves rezoning petition and licenses
The Monroe City Council heard a rezoning petition for Prospect Heights lots 48 through 65 from B-1 residential to B-1 business with a public hearing set for Sept 21. Nathan Grinnell and others filed the petition. A license transfer for Martha Hollenstein at 1107 16th Ave. to Marjorie Indergand was approved, along with routine licenses. The city plans a public auction of old junk vehicles and bicycles from the street department, with time and place to be announced. A recycling letter to 20 Monroe businesses seeks separation of cans and glass for pickup by city crews to Lindsay Salvage yard. expansion to more firms is planned. Street reconstruction is 75 percent done and should finish by September. Claims totaling $5,686.17 were approved for payment.
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Plan Commission
Clifford
Reasa
Nathan Grinnell
Martha Hollenstein
16Th Ave
Majorie Indergand
Lindsay Salvage Yard
First Federal opens new Monroe Savings and Loan office
The First Federal Savings and Loan of Madison opens a Monroe office at 1420 11th St with an Friday and Saturday open house 9 am to 8 pm and 9 am to 5 pm respectively. Advisor board includes Franz Brand Robert Rieder and Herman Schmitz of Monroe plus Dr. Robert Elkins of New Glarus and Jack Pierce of Brodhead.
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Tillie) Greub
First Federal Savings and Loan
11Th St
Greuch
George Wells
Monroe
First Federal Savings and Loan Office
New Glarus
Brodhead
Joe Rast
Kuhne Construction Co
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