Green County Board backs state employment office in Monroe
Green County Supervisors approve creating a full time Wisconsin State Employment Service office in Monroe at the Special Education Building with rent paid by the county. Bruce L Gonzagowski will manage the office to list jobs and connect jobseekers with employers locally and regionally.
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Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission
Teamsters Union
Willis Riemer
Decatur Two
Robert Ableman
Meythaler and Caton
House approves bill to delay nationwide rail strike
The House Commerce Committee backed a bill delaying a threatened rail strike until March 1 by a 19 to 14 vote. Chairman Staggers warned the measure may not avert the walkout while talks continue and tied concessions to a wage increase, with critics saying the delay favors management. The bill contrasts with Nixon’s 45 day request and faces Senate scrutiny as unions press for a wage hike.
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D-Wash
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Montana
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Fulbright Denies U S Knew Prisoners at Son Tay Raid
The Pentagon rejected Sen. Fulbright's claim that U S officials knew there were no American prisoners at Son Tay. Spokesman Freidheim said the raid's sole aim was to rescue prisoners, and Fulbright offered no further details.
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Brazil Split over Kidnap Policy
Brazil's military government divides over Bucher kidnap crisis with hard line factions arguing against concessions to kidnappers. An ex‑army officer faction warns concessions invite a spiral of abductions and a weaker government image abroad.
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Monroe Police Officer Hurt In Highway 11 Accident
Monroe Police Department officer Richard Busch, 27, is in St. Clare Hospital IC Unit with a head injury after a slippery road crash 3.3 miles west of Monroe on Highway 11 at 8 a.m. Wednesday. Teammate Taryn Nall, 17, suffered a broken arm and left side injuries en route to Monroe High School. condition listed as satisfactory. Five accidents occurred that morning due to slick roads along with other minor incidents near Juda and Monroe on Highway 69 and 11.
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Matthew Nall
Browntown
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Monroe High School
Pauline Russel
Beloit
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UAW Shifts Focus to Chrysler After Ford Pact
After ratification sails through Ford deal 180 to 3, UAW eyes Chrysler talks. 166,000 Ford workers vote by next Tuesday as leadership backs a three year contract similar to GM’s November agreement. The union aims for a nationwide settlement by late next week.
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British diplomat Cross recounts kidnap by Quebec separatists
James R. Cross, released after two months in captivity, said his abductors photographed him with dynamite sticks strapped to his head. He described enduring life or death fear, no sunlight, and the shock of hearing on radio that Labor Minister Pierre Laporte had been killed by the FLQ during his captivity.
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James R. Cross
Quebec
Pierre Laporte
Quebec Liberation Front
U N Condemns Portugal Invasion Of Guinea
The United Nations Security Council condemned Portugal for invading Guinea and criticized Lisbon and its NATO partners in a Western-aligned rebuke from New York.
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Morton Supports SST Move Draws Attention in Nixon Era
Rep. Rogers B Morton voted with the Nixon White House and GOP leaders in opposing Senate cuts to funding for the supersonic transport. The Md Republican’s aides and RNC officials were surprised by the vote, which leaves his SST record as one nonrecord vote and two on the record votes in support.
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