Creation Theme Marks Fourth Children's Choir Concert
The fourth Children's Choir concert at Monroe High School Gymnasium will feature choirs from eleven Monroe area churches. Church Women United of Green County sponsors the event with pastors reading the Creation story. The public is invited with no admission charge. a free will offering will help cover music and gym usage.
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Regional Festival Brings Local Church Choirs Together
The festival features choirs from Monroe area churches including Monroe Grace Lutheran St John s United Church of Christ Union Presbyterian St Victor s Catholic United Methodist and Grace Lutheran. Mrs Merryth Seaton directs the combined choirs with Deborah Krauss as accompanist and Mrs Nelson McCammon arranging decorations. First aid rehearsal is at 1 30 p.m. Sunday directed by Mrs Edward Zupane with Rev Melvin Roehrdanz coordinating ministry.
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Monroe
Grace Lutheran
Gerald Weldon
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Wolfgang Koehler
Union Presbyterian
Dave Miller
St. Victor's Catholic
Rose Marie Dischler
United Methodist
John Dane
Maynard Heins
Donald Pfister
Alvin C. Rabehl
Melvin Roehrdanz
United Methodist Church
Merryth Seaton
Deborah Krauss
Nelson McCammon
Edward Zupane
R. Finley Barry
C. Gene Hennager
Girl Scout
John Callahan
Flutests
Jeanne Brennan
Kris Fritz
Kirsten Kundert
Jan Obert
Julie Olson
Renee Stauffacher
Roy Gempeler
Robert
Dan Crandall
Diane Schuler
Laurence Kiefer
St. Victor's Church
Larry Pinnow
Grace Lutheran Church
Brigham Wheelock
Peace United Church of Christ
Browntown
Dale Hanaman
Clarno-Stavers
Oscar Stanke
Albany
Wilfred Shea
St. Rose Catholic
Amos Shimko
Brodhead
Area Snowmobile Club Formed for Monticello Area
A snowmobile club was organized Wednesday night February 17 in the Community Room of the First National Bank in Monticello. Officers include president Philip Gordon and vice president Mrs William Goepfert with directors from Monticello Juda Brown town and Monroe. The group plans a trail ride February 27 weather permitting and biweekly meetings through April then monthly.
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First National Bank
Monticello
William Goepfert
Monroery
Walter
Philip Gordon
Monroe
Alfred ‘Schuepp
Robert Babler
Trail
Waiwers
Luaries Dents
Judaine
Browntown
Richard Lehr
Satuday
Trucks Inc
Green County
Egypt Accepts Online Peace Proposals Amidst Jarring Talks
Egypt accepts Jarring peace proposals submitted online while Israel demands a signed treaty before withdrawal. Jarring asks for declarations of intent from Israel, Jordan, and Egypt and seeks views on a settlement. In Honolulu, Cambodian Premier Lon Nol moves floors at Tripler Hospital after a stroke.
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Gunnar V. Jarring
Israel
Jarring
Suez Canal
Sisa Peninsula
U.N
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Jordan
Egypt
Honolulu
Lon Nol
Tripler Army Hospital
Lon Rith-Dara
Lon Keng
Unesco
Paris
State Department
Henning resigns as Green County Fair Board President
Alfred Henning steps down as president of the 1971 Green County Fair Board. Fred T. Burgy of Monticello becomes the new president, a former president, replacing Henning who also served as secretary. Other officers include Ernest W. Hayes as vice president, Lyle Rodger as secretary, and Kenneth Allen as treasurer. Dates for the fair run July 28 to August 1.
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Monroe
Nat
Fred T. Burgy
Monticello
Burgy
Fair Board
Ernest W. Hayes
Lyle Rodger
Kenneth Allen
Allan B. Holtshopple
Ernest Hayes
President Nixon’s health care package to Congress
Administration sources say the plan proposes federally subsidized medical and hospital insurance to replace Medicaid for families under 5 000 a year and requires interstate firms with more than 25 employees to provide comprehensive insurance for workers earning above 5 000. It also aims to expand prepaid group practice, medical school expansion, and cancer and sickle cell programs, aiming to close coverage gaps and meet the goal that no American family lose basic care due to cost.
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Congress
Capitol Hill
Organized Medicine
No Limit Placed on U S Airpower
President Nixon said no limits would be set on U S airpower in Indochina except for nuclear weapons, signaling possible bombing responses to North Vietnamese incursions. He reiterated no ground troops or advisers would be used in Laos or Cambodia and warned Hanoi that strong action could follow any further incursions.
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Nixon
North Vietnam
Indochina
William P. Rogers
Oval Office
Hanoi
U.S
Laos
Cambodia
Congress
Severue Nasi
Gunnar V. Jarring
Middle East
Israel
United Arab Republic
Sepone
South Vietnam
Dmz
China
Stevens Point
U.S. Atty
Ramsey Clark
New York
Stevens Point State University
America
Clark
Southeast Asia
UW Physician Balke Addresses Green County Medical Society
Dr W Balke, eminent UW physician and physiology researcher, spoke at the Green County Medical Society meeting at St Clare Hospital in Madison. He discussed treadmill testing to measure exercise tolerance in healthy people and heart disease patients, citing athlete tests including Mark Winzenried and Jim Ryan.
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Dr. Balke
Mark Winzenried
Jim Ryan
Co op Program Proves Its Value Here
A Monroe Senior High School interview highlights cooperative education as a boost for both college and vocational students. Principal Ben Campa says the program provides real workplace experience, guidance from teachers and employers, and motivation to study, framing it as a stepping stone to future careers through individualized counseling and career development.
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Ben Campa
Monroe Senior High School
Coop
Joseph A. Maglio
Monroe High School Distributive
Huey Newton's Oakland Home Cited as Security Measure
Huey P. Newton says his Oakland apartment is a security precaution while awaiting retrial for voluntary manslaughter tied to a 1967 officer death. His conviction was overturned by the Wisconsin appeal court last May.
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Oakland
Calif
Athouse
Huey P. Newton
Newton Newton
Newton
State Court of Appeal
FDA proposes tighter approval for combination drugs
Washington AP reports the FDA plans to tighten marketing approval for drugs with two or more active ingredients. The move could restrict new combination drugs and prune many already on shelves. Combination meds span heart drugs to antibiotics and account for about 40 percent of prescriptions, with many OTC products also being combinations.
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Washingiu
Food and Drug Administration
Thursday's Times Index and Classifieds Overview
The page lists sections including Comics Obituaries Crossword Puzzle Society Daily Record Sports and Want Ads with page references for Thursday edition. It summarizes content areas and page placements across values and news on every page.
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