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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1971

Page

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Reedville police chief fired over arrests lawsuit seeks damages

In Reedsville Wisconsin AP reports the village president asked the police chief to ease arrests at the bar and the chief, Habeck, fled a 282000 federal suit accusing him of being fired for arresting too many patrons. The suit targets village trustees Kabat Wierna Reinemann Kuether and Rahn seeking 7500 to each plus 150000 collectively and 80000 from Rahn. A separate Madison item notes debate over Gov tax redistribution plans and Sensenbrenner proposing caps on shared tax burdens.

Reedsville Wis Ciazilice Harold S. Kabat Kabat Habeck Ntames Kabatte Wierna Reinemann R. H. Wil Kuether Kuether Eeat . Meee Rahn Madison Jack Steinhilber Okoch

Canning Firm Organized in Waupun Wisconsin

A new canning company Farm Factory Foundation has been organized in Waupun Wisconsin. It plans an arrangement with Fruit Canners Inc famed Foods Inc of Waupun and Pardeeville to create operations for eight persons involved in growing, canning, and processing foods.

Waupun, Wis Farm Factory Foundation Waupun Fruit Canners, Inc Famed Foods Inc Pardeeville

Suit Filed Over Restraint on Pregnancy Case

Milwaukee AP report notes a second physician files suit challenging the restrained pregnancy. The U S Supreme Court ordered the lower court to reconsider, and Dr Larkin said he hesitates to perform abortions while the state's abortion restriction remains in effect.

Milwaukee U.S. Supreme Court Larkin

Debate over evolution theory in Wisconsin committee

In Madison the Assembly Education Committee heard testimony on a bill by Rep. Carl Otte to allow Biblical creation alongside Darwin's evolution. A Wauwatosa representative, speaking for the Bible-Science Association, argued that evolution has become a mere faith, while supporters cited balanced teaching needs.

Madison, Wis Assembly Education Committee Wauwatosa Bible-Science Association Carl Otte D-Sheboygan

Jackson campaigns in Wisconsin amid defense spending critique

Sen Henry M Jackson campaigned in Milwaukee and planned stops in Fond du Lac and Green Bay as he defends his defense spending stance against ties to the military industrial complex. He framed his agenda around the economy environment and broader national priorities.

Milwaukee Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Pentagon Wisconsin Fond du Lac Green Bay

India announces cease fire after East Pakistan surrender

India reports unconditional surrender of Pakistan Army in East Pakistan and orders a western front cease fire at 8 p.m. Indian standard time on Friday December 17 1971. Dacca falls as Indira Gandhi declares Bangla Desh free while Pakistan vows new constitution. Tedious war updates and dates follow.

Pakistan East Kashmir Bangla Desh East Pakistan Dacca Indira Gandhi Gandhi India Agha Mohammed Yagha Khan New Delhi A.A.K. Niazi JS. Aurora

Amish protection bill draws no opposition

Wisconsin bill to shield Amish from compulsory education limits drew no opposition at a public hearing before the Assembly Education Committee. Sponsor Rep Merkel said courts can decide when religious precepts justify withdrawal. panel will act after a ruling on a related Supreme Court case.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Assembly Education Committee Manny S. Brown Kenneth Merkel Brookfield Kessler Milwaukee Mrs. Freeman U.S Towa Freeman Iowa Supreme Court Brown

Prisoners free hostages in Yardville prison riot

In Yardville Correction Center New Jersey 100 inmates seized hostages and released two guards Ira Friedman 31 and Asst Supt Richard Seidl after a local radio broadcast Public officials said the prison was back in control with only minor injuries to troopers and broken windows The governor proposed weekly grievance meetings with prison boards to address inmate concerns

Bordentown N.J Yardville Correction Center William T. Cahill Cahill Ira Friedman Richard A. Seidl George F. Kugler Durand Rahway State Prison

U N Security Council Eyes Cease Fire Amid East Pakistan Surrender

AP News In Brief reports the surrender of Pakistani forces in East Pakistan could push the UN Security Council toward approving a cease fire and troop withdrawal resolution in the India Pakistan war. Five resolutions were before the council with votes anticipated before day’s end. Britain France the Soviet Union and Syria proposed measures alongside Italian Japanese and Polish ideas.

United Nations, N.Y East Pakistan U.N Security Council Council Britain France Soviet Union Syria

Medical price guidelines set by Price Commission in U S

Washington AP The Price Commission issued guidelines to curb medical cost rises under President Nixon's Phase 2 program. Doctors may raise fees up to 2.5 percent and hospitals up to 6 percent annually, with proof of rising costs required for any increase. Higher increases need government approval, and prices must be posted for public inspection.

United States American Medical Association AMA Dayton Moore Commission Nixon C. Jackson Grayson Jr Internal Revenue Service Medicare

Fecteau Relates: I Was Alone So Long

Richard Fecteau spoke of nineteen years in a Chinese prison including three years solitary. He and Mary Ann Harbert, released in Hong Kong, met reporters for first time since arrival. Both are undergoing medical tests at Valley Forge Hospital while awaiting doctors’ verdicts on eye trouble and fatigue. Mary Ann Harbert expressed a desire for new dresses, while her mother noted she has worn pants in China.

Richard G. Fecteau Valley Forge Army Hospital Phoenixville China Fecteau Mary Ann Harbert Phoenixville, Pa Hong Kong Maguire Air Force Base Philadelphia Richard Fecteau Miss Harbert Palo Alto Calif Polly Harbert Mary Ann Valley Forge Medical Center U.S. Mainland Peking

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