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Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1972

Page

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Badger Briefs: Norgard pleads innocent in UW student slaying

Madison 45 year old David W. Norgard pleaded not guilty by reason of mental disease to first degree murder in the November 1 death of UW Chicago student David C. Scott. The brief column also notes fires in Milwaukee and other state government items.

Madison David W. Norgard University of Wisconsin Chicago Norgard David C. Scott Lipscomb Milwaukee Mark G. Lipscomb Jr Circuit Court Monroe Swan Senate State Supreme Court Patrick J. Lucey Patricia Russian UW - Madison

Budget approved with minor amendments on 1973 schedule

Green County Board approved the 1973 budget of 5 651 851 with a 26 to 1 vote. Tax levy remains 1 903 196, up 132 798 from last year, and the board approved a 746 812 increase in proposed expenditures. The meeting also authorized a year trial for a 23 500 minicomputer purchase and approved 500 000 for hazardous roads along with a 1 000 000 remodeling project at Pleasant View Nursing Home. Four people injured in a Wis 11 crash near Monroe were treated at St Clare Hospital.

Green County Board Pleasant View Nursing Home Robert Collins Monroe Collins Grant Allen Willis Riemer Maureen van Ornum 20Th St Wis. 11 Florence Mayer Browntown Wis Sharon K. Berg Rt. 1 Argyle Mayer Sheriff's Wiernam St. Clare Hospital Black Hawk High School South Wayne van Ornum William Rachcal) Burwitz 12Th St St. Clare Norma S. Slaback 16Th Ave Nursing Home Tom Smith Pierce Smith Stanley Knight Knight Ben Cleveland Albany Nny George Goldsworthy Roger L. Elmer Elmer

Duc and Kissinger hold fourth Vietnam peace talks

South Vietnam envoy Nguyen Phu Duc met Henry Kissinger for a fourth time on final form of a peace settlement. Tran Kim Phuong attended the session with Kissinger at the Florida White House. Kissinger to fly to Florida then Paris for talks with Le Duc Tho. Nixon meeting with Thieu not confirmed.

Washington South Vietnam Nguyen Phu Duc Henry A Kissinger Vietnam Florida White House Key Biscayne Ronald L. Ziegler Saigon Tran Kim Phuong Ziegler Kissinger Nixon Paris Hanoi le Duc Tho Duc Henry A. Kissinger Congress Senate House Rogers Nguyen van Thieu Kenneth Rush West Germany Defense William Casey Securities and Exchange Commission William J. Porter

Shultz to Remain Treasury Chief in Nixon Term

AP dispatch notes Florida White House confirms George Shultz stays as secretary of the Treasury and will lead coordination of all economic policy as a presidential assistant in Nixon’s second term.

Key Biscayne, Fla Florida White House George Shultz

Kissinger Faces Uncertain Plans as Nixon Names Rogers Stay

President Nixon says William P. Rogers will remain secretary of state in the second term and Henry Kissinger's future is unclear. Kissinger plans a two week Mexico vacation while aides weigh whether he will exit government roles after Southeast Asia duties.

Key Biscayne, Fla Nixon William P. Rogers Henry A. Kissinger Rogers Kissinger Peking Moscow Mexico Vietnam Harvard University America Southeast Asia White House Henry Tracy

National Christmas Tree Stands 70 Feet Tall for Pageant

The Engelmann spruce from Medicine Row National Forest Wyoming rises on the Ellipse near the White House. It will be lighted December 15 for the Pageant of Peace with more than 10 000 decorations ready.

Washington Medicine Row National Forest Wyoming White House

Wisconsin lawmakers approve 11 percent pay hike for 1973

The Joint Legislative Committee on Employe Relations backed an 11 percent salary rise for Wisconsin legislators raising pay to 9 900 dollars for 99 representatives and 17 senators effective January 1. Opponents cited fiscal restraint and precedent concerns while supporters noted inflation and four-year no-raise rules.

Akinan L Associated Press Madison Wisconsin Patrick J. Lucey Joint Legislative Committee On State Personnel Board Legislative Committee Wayne McGown State Administration Department Carl Wettengel GOP Walter Hollander Rosendale Robert Knowles New Richmond Fred Risser Norman Anderson George Molinaro Kenosha Anthony Earl Wausau Ernest Congress Department of Administration Joe Nusbaum Lucey Nusbaum Joint Legislative Committee Hollander Joint Finance Committee Paul Alfonsi Minocqua

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