Monroe Evening Times subscriber notice details rates and delivery
The Monroe Evening Times lists pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions in various Wisconsin and Illinois zones. It instructs readers to know their delivery boy, keep contact numbers, and notify the paper if a delivery is missed.
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Monroe
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Dane
Rock
Wisconsin
Jo Davies, Stephenson and Winnebago
Illinois
Monroe Evening Times
Editorial defends deficit spending as necessary medicine
The piece critiques President Nixon's budget stance citing a projected 87 billion dollar deficit over three years and argues deficits have become habitual. It warns against relying on deficit finance, urging instead balanced fiscal policy and avoiding inflationary risk, while noting public acceptance of spending over tax hikes.
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Nixon
Congress
Doctors of Economics
Porous pavement eyed to ease urban runoff problems
Franklin Institute researchers in Philadelphia develop a porous asphalt paving material allowing up to 70 inches of water per hour to pass through. Tests show strong resistance to stress and freeze thaw and potential cost advantages over standard paving. Field trials will pave several acres to test in real use.
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America
Chemical & Engineering
Franklin Institute Research Laboratories
Philadelphia
Parenthood costs and impeachment vote summaries
The study from the Population Growth and American Future commission estimates a family bears about 40 000 dollars to raise a child through college and 40 000 to 120 000 dollars in foregone income if a wife stays home until age 14. It adds 49 000 dollars per additional child. An impeachment case of Andrew Johnson failed by one vote short of the required two thirds with a 35-19 result.
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Federal Commission On Population Growth
C&sb
Commercial and Savings Bank
Monroe Leaders Plan Industrial Push To Combat Unemployment
Glancing Back recalls February 1 1962 when Monroe civic and business figures met railroad and utility officials to launch a major community industrial development program. Over 200 New Glarus residents joined the village Industrial Development Corporation to address jobs as Pet Milk Plant shutdown loomed. Roger E Klassy serves as corporation president.
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Monroe
Glarus
Village Industrial Development Corporation
Pet Milk Company
Roger E. Klassy
Today in History Feb 1 1972 highlights from AP
On this date in history the Supreme Court held its first session in 1790 in New York City. Edison completed the first motion picture studio in 1893 at West Orange New Jersey. Nasser announced Egypt Syria merger in 1958. RFK began goodwill tour ten years ago. Kazan-Komarek sentenced in 1967 espionage case. Apollo lunar landing cleared one year ago.
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U.S. Supreme Court
New York City
Thomas A. Edison
West Orange
N.J
Nasser
Egypt
Syria
United Arab Republic
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Vladimir Kazan - Komarek
Mission Control
Houston
Apollo
Moon
Astro Graph Horoscope Guide Lets Readers Decode Signs
Horoscope instructions divide the sky into 12 sections. Readers match their sign letters to ASTRO GRAPH letters and use adjacent numbers to interpret meanings. The coded sequence K 1 J J M K L L N forms the decoding key.
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Associated Press
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Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
By Don Oakley
Parenthood
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Andrew Johnson
Fred T. Bruni
Philippines
Jefferson Barracks
Bruni
National Cemetery
Green County Tire
Eugene Beauty Shop
Mayme McRoberts
Helen Stauffacher
F. E. Noesen
C. F. Gunderson
Woolworth
N. G. Preston
Delbert L. Cook
Louis R. Wolleson
C. L. Stillman
American Legion
C. H. Buehler
E. Mitchell
Green County
Soldiers’ League
George van Horn
Harry Norder
Lee Ellis
Co. H
Adah Kundert
Margaret Altman
Grace Pandow
Marshal Lewis
Jordan Township
Chicago
Waterbury
Conn
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Bernice Bede Osol
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Aquarius
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