Weaver aide to federal post resigns UW post
Stephen T. Boyle a Wisconsin public relations figure will leave his UW president John Weaver aide job to take a federal news officer post in Washington. Boyle, 38, has served as press secretary and executive secretary through Gov. Warren Knowles term and earned 19 thousand dollars a year at UW since last January. Road salt costs may drop if rail freight rates are reduced after a state appeal to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Soo Line and Santa Fe cut rates, but final savings depend on further action and commission decision.
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Madison
Wis
Stephen T. Boyle
S.publican Party
University of Wisconsin
John Weaver
Washington
Boyle
Cost of Living Council
Warren P. Knowles
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wisconsin Division of Highways
Soo Line
Santa Fe
Commission
Two Milwaukee Women Die In Stadium Freeway Crash
The Milwaukee freeway crash late Tuesday killed Luella Osborne 47 and Hanni Hill 51 as their car struck a guard rail on a Stadium freeway bridge and plunged 37 feet to the street below. Wisconsin's 1971 traffic toll rose to 1,035, compared with 1,049 a year earlier.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Luella Osborne
Hanni Hill
Stadium
Snake in Oshkosh snowbank prompts museum transfer
Two Oshkosh officers found a rattlesnake on a Northeast Side snowbank at 1:15 a.m. It was moved to headquarters and then forwarded to the museum for warming. Officials seek origin of the cold, non native reptile in Wisconsin.:mm
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Oshkosh
Wis
BOGO chairman won’t seek override of Lucey veto on funding
Madison AP report says Republican BOGO chair Walter Hollander will not push to override Gov. Lucey’s deletion of a $366,000 request by Robert W. Weiden to expand the Justice Department’s criminal-investigation staff. Lucey cut the sum to $102,000, deeming it too large a share of the $750,000 earmarked for emergencies in the next two fiscal years. The legislature reconvenes in January to review the 1971-73 budget.
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Wis
Joint Finance Committee
University of Wisconsin
Rep.Molinaro
D-Kenosha
Bernard C. Ziegler
West Bend
John C. Weaver
Ziegler
Board of Regents
Weaver
Patrick J. Lucey
Board On Government Operations
BOGO
Robert W. We Iden
Walter Hollander
T-Rosendale
Warren
Justice Department
Lucey
Money crisis settlement nears among major economies
Rome AP reports France and West Germany say the United States and Group of Ten partners are nearing a settlement on the international monetary crisis. Karl Schiller notes a breakthrough at a finance ministers meeting and Connally says progress is being made on a new exchange system.
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France
West Germany
United States
Group of Ten
Karl Schiller
Valery Giscard
U.S
US. Treasury
John B. ‘Connally
North Vietnamese attacks widen along Cambodian front
North Vietnamese forces renew heavy assaults on Cambodia's northeast front as Phnom Penh appeals for more U S and South Vietnamese air support to save 20 000 troops isolated along Highway 6. In Washington the Nixon White House faces criticism over a aging conference crackdown on nursing home deficiencies risking 3 4 billion in federal funds.
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Phnom Penh
U.S
Cambodia
White House
Health, Education and Welfare
Elliot L. Richardson
District of Columbia
Green County approves 1972 budget with minor changes
Green County Board of Supervisors adopted a 4.905 million dollar budget for 1972 at a Tuesday meeting in the courthouse. Supervisor James Volkert noted minor corrections including a 34 thousand dollar increase in expected state shared tax revenues and a 50 thousand dollar transfer from the general fund to the hospital notes principal category.
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Ray Kundert
Green County
Amos Johnson
Johnson
Cr. Pierce
Meythaler
Caton
CPA
John Lewis
Kenneth H. Meyer
Meythaler, Caton
Ransom Named Social Services Director in Green County
Robert P. Ransom, 51, of Darlington, with 25 years as a county welfare director, is appointed Director of the Green County Department of Social Services and will assume duties January 1. He has led the Week County Social Services Department since 1953 and previously served Marquette County 1947 to 1953. he is married with two daughters Karen and Roberta.
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Robert P. Ransom
Darlington
Green County
Darling
Marquette
Monroe
Karen
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Roberta
Montello
Wis
Air Force
Europe
Selective Service Board
Marquette County
Selective Service Board of
Lafayette
Eee
Shrine Club
Zor Shrine Band of
Madison
Budget items trimmed as conferees drop tax relief amendments
House and Senate conferees slash 12 billion dollars in tax relief amendments amid a presidential veto threat. Major removals include increases in personal income tax deductions for college costs. The panel resumes talks with a focus on funding for campaign contributions and county budget adjustments.
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Washington
House
Senate
Nixon
Farm price index up in November led by lettuce and cattle
The Agriculture Department reports a one percent rise in November prices received by farmers from October, with the index eight percent above a year earlier. Lettuce tomato cattle cotton and eggs lifted values while hogs oranges grapefruit soybeans lemons and corn fell. Hog prices averaged 18.90 per hundredweight versus 19.50 in October.
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Agriculture Department
Department
Crop Reporting Board
Butz Nomination Fight Narrows Senate Vote
President Nixon ramps up push to confirm Earl L. Butz as agriculture secretary amid a divided Senate. Butz lounges in Agnew's office while lobbying undecided lawmakers. AP survey shows up to 40 senators may vote no. 36 support. 23 undecided.
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Earl L. Butz
Senate
Nixon
Butz
Spiro T. Agnew
Agriculture
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American Farm Bureau
Chicago
Farm Bureau
Ilinois
Dale Butz
Ilinois Agricultural Association
Associated Press
Nixon to Address 4H Congress Amid Agriculture Debate
President Nixon flies to Chicago to address 1,600 farm youth delegates at the 50th annual National 4H Club Congress amid criticism of Earl Butz as agriculture secretary. Senate fighting Butz nomination unfolds as Nixon plans a brief Midwest trip and a push to reassure the farm belt.
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Nixon
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Earl Butz
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Butz
Clifford M. Hardin
White House
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