First Baby of 1970 Lynne Diane Paulson and Matthew Jelinek
The Monroe Evening Times notes Lynne Diane Paulson, born New Year’s Day 1970 at 4:32 a.m., weighs 16 pounds now and stands about 28 inches, and Matthew Gilbert Jelinek, born Jan 4 at 9:55 a.m., weighs 7 pounds 7 ounces and now 20 pounds. Both are the first children of Green County residents and will be honored in the Stork Derby with local gifts.
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Lynne Diane Paulson
Paul E. Paulson
11Th St
Matthew Gilbert Jelinek
Gil Jelinek
8Th St
Lynne
Addy
Jill
Doran R Znggart
Mary
Marshall
Monroe
Paul L. Paulson
Karen
Prairie du Chien
Paulson
Diane Zwygart
Matthew Jelinek
Matthew
Times
Gulf
Florida
Monroe Evening Times
St. Clare Hospital
Green County
Joseph Huber Brewing Company
Don's Standard Service
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Brennan's Market
Robert Paulik
Policy Change for Mail Bag Letters at Monroe Evening Times
After January 1 1971 all Mail Bag letters must include writer name and address. The policy aligns with midwest papers to ensure accountability. Letters may be up to 250 words and no subject may be revisited within 30 days.
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Midwest
Monroe Evening Times
Sprint missile achieves first successful ICBM intercept over Pacific
The Sprint missile scored the first successful test intercept of an ICBM warhead over the Pacific. Launched from Kwajalein on December 23, it came within kill range of a target nose cone launched from California, with no explosion. Intercept verified by instruments. Sprint would carry a nuclear warhead in real intercepts.
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Washington
Pacific
Pentagon
Kwajalein
California
Nixon gives Rose Bowl tickets to POW wife in Ohio
Mary Lurie of Columbus says President Nixon provided his Rose Bowl tickets to her, sharing a gracious letter. Her husband Air Force pilot Allan Lurie has been a prisoner of war in North Vietnam since June 1966.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus Dispatch
Nixon
Ohio
North Vietnam
Mary
Lurie
Dispatch
California
Mil der Sentences Urged in Soviet Hijackers Trial
Defense lawyers for 11 defendants petitioned the Russian Supreme Court for mil der punishment citing exceptional circumstances as informant Andrei Sakharov spoke to reporters outside the Leningrad courthouse after the hearing. Prosecution to speak next. nine defendants, including seven Jews, have already received 4 to 15 year labor camp terms, and two Jews face death by firing squad.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Russian Federation Supreme Court
Andrei Sakharov
Movement For
Sakharov
Israel
Deadline Set Jan 6 for Monroe Jaycee Awards
Monroe residents are reminded Jan 6 1971 is the deadline for applications to the Outstanding Young Farmer and Outstanding Educator awards. Forms go to chairman Wilson Bloom. Past OYF winners were Roger Stauffacher and Norman Williams.
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Monroe Jaycee
Wilson Bloom
Roger Stauffacher
Norman Williams
OYF
Monroe
Monroe Country Club
Route 4
New Year activities and altered hours across Monroe
New Year's Eve hours extend to 2 a.m. at Monroe taverns while City Hall opens 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday and closes Friday for New Year’s Day. Most stores stay shut Friday. holiday postal service with limited delivery. regular service Saturday. Court House closes for weekend. garbage moved to Saturday. Christmas tree collection begins Jan 4 with trees left at street corners and not near hydrants.
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Monroe
Court House
Congress Stalls Over SST Plan Amid Senate House Ties
Washington lawmakers toil through a stalled SST debate as Congress battles over a $7 billion transportation package and a $66.6 billion defense bill. Senate and House wrangle subsidies and constraints on Vietnam era operations while leadership signals a lengthy session into Sunday. The social security bill and tax measures push forward, with Proxmire and Cotton among expanding conference talks.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
92Nd Congress
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Sst Foe
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
L. Mendel Rivers
Charleston
S.C
White House
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Charles E. Goodell
R-N. Y
U. S
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Real Estate Tax Payments Drive Busy Day at Monroe Treasurer
Monroe residents flocked to the city treasurer’s office to settle real estate taxes with many paying in full. The Feb 28 deadline applies to full payments and Jan 2 marks the first installment for the two payment plan, with the second due by July 31 at the county treasurer’s office.
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Monroe
Eleanor Frederick
Wisconsin Badger Camp hires architect for new facilities
The Wisconsin Badger Camp Board selected Jerome Landfield of Mt. Horeb to design a purpose built campsite near the Mississippi River at Prairie du Chien serving six counties. Preliminary sketches have been shown, with announcements on development planned for 1971. Since 1969 donations to the Wisconsin Badger Camp Fund exceed 5300 dollars, led by Monroe High FHA at a basketball game.
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Wisconsin Badger Camp Board of
Jerome Landfield
Mt. Horeb
Landfield
Mississippi River
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin Badger
Green County
Monroe High School
FHA
Jefferson-Monroe
Wyalusing State Park
Press Television
Radio Personne
Madison
Stroessner
Antirabies serum shows promise in UC Davis study
A human blood derived antirabies serum from UC Davis and Cutter Laboratories may offer safe temporary protection against rabies. Researchers say the product supplements Pasteur’s vaccine and has shown strong effectiveness in year long tests with 40 student volunteers.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California At Davis
Cutter Laboratories
Louis Pasteur
John C. Loofbouron
Reader's Digest Says Sweepstakes Practices Reformed
NEW YORK The Reader's Digest responded to FTC plans for a complaint over 11 sweepstakes from 1966 to 1969 noting it has changed those practices. The magazine says 699,293 prizes valued at 5.645 million were offered but 274,282 prizes worth 2.531 million were actually awarded.
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New York
Reader’s Digest
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Pleasantville
N. Y
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Westside Pharmacy
Ward’s
Style Shop
Sentry Food
Sears
Schultz Pharmacy
Ruf's
Radke Photo
Tom Mitchell
Green County Extension Service
Jaycee
Wihen
SS. W
Proxmire
Wilbur Mills
Ways and Means
Laos
Thailand
Cambodia
Frederick
Wisconsin Badger Camp Board
Board of Directors
Robert Kingdon
Wayne Stroessner
Wisconsin Badger Camp
AP News
Agriculture Department
Wisconsin
U.S. Supreme Court
Robert C. Zimmerman
Cromword
Abby
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