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Dec 11 1972 edition features Bernice Bedo Osol column noting weekly events and anecdotes. Includes local notes, social updates, and brief community highlights for readers.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1972
Page
2
Dec 11 1972 edition features Bernice Bedo Osol column noting weekly events and anecdotes. Includes local notes, social updates, and brief community highlights for readers.
Aries suggests using available resources without waiting for commitments. Taurus warns others may claim credit and an unbiased party will correct it. Gemini says avoid politics and religion talk at work while chit-chat finds receptive ears. Cancer cautions against dictating finances and urges objective advice. Leo calls for imagination in negotiations and emotional control. Virgo notes unusual value in ongoing work requiring full attention. Libra advises not to be first to pay when socializing. Scorpio urges allowing loved ones freedom. Sagittarius says a friend's solution helps hurts feelings. Capricorn notes disappointing support. verify help from unexpected sources. Aquarius-framed goals may yield greater opportunities. Pisces promises an unexpected break when luck seems absent.
Excerpts discuss Caspar Weinberger as Nixon’s HEW head, arguing he will tighten budgets, demand justifications for welfare and Social Security, and push zero budgeting. The piece notes broad political support and aims to shift federal effort from local programs to cash distribution and state control.
Ralph Nader built a detailed profile of Congress to educate citizens but lobbyists have turned his reports into a Capitol Hill bestseller. A New York Post survey shows 25 buyers from groups like AMA and Machinists, and even ITT says it knows Congress as well as Nader. The lobbyist trade values such insights, while critics question if Nader’s work prompts more influence or invites more opposition.
The tale centers on Altdorf where Gessler's cap and the famous bow were first affronted by William Tell. Visitors can trace sites tied to the legend including Buerglen chapel, the Schaechen stream, and the Tellsplatte memorial while contemplating whether the events occurred.
The Agriculture Department finds natural trees slightly edge artificial ones in home use, with 35-37 percent of households having naturals and 33 percent artificial, plus two percent both types. ERS notes 10-15 percent are sold via choose-and-cut. Retail sales hit $210 million last year, with 35 million trees harvested in 1971 across 450000 acres. Growers plan 85 million seedlings for harvest in 6-12 years.
Glancing Back items from Dec. 9 1962 note Monroe buildings designated as sufficiently protected against nuclear fallout. Also honored Boy Scout leaders at Valley District Appreciation Dinner. Other year references recap Wisconsin accidents in 1952 and wartime-era local notes.
A dated schedule lists participants for a Times Children’s Club event across Monday through Saturday December 11 to 16. Names include Julian LaVerne Boss and Brian Colin Foesch in Portland and others in Monticello Brodhead Argyle Beloit and Janesville with various numbers.
Los Angeles AP reports US District Court Judge Matt Byrne ruled the government may begin next Tuesday but must remove about 100 pages of Pentagon Papers material the prosecution did not disclose to the defense. The ruling narrows evidence for the long delayed case.
A compact recap of Wisconsin history and trivia: Doty as first territorial representative, 1816 Indiana admission, Case birth, Martin death, Barstow election dispute, Davidson’s unique heritage, and 1847 convention. Also notes on 1874 Door County stage incident, an Indian care recipe, 100 years ago wolf depredations, pauper contracts, and Chequamegon name evolution.
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