Twelve Angry Women opens with new faces at Monroe stage
The Monroe Theatre Guild stages Twelve Angry Women about a murder verdict by a jury of 13. Seven cast members are making their acting debuts while Nedra Santiago and Beverly Rule lead as the main opposing jurors with Cindy Babler providing steady balance.
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Twelve Angry Women at Monroe Junior High in two nights
The cast delivers distinct viewpoints in the jury room drama with Debra Mann as guard and Alan Rule as judge. Director Mrs Kenneth Meyer again brings out strong performances as the production plays tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets are at the door.
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Penny Timm
Wanda McDowell
Michelle Schutte
Dorothy Meythaler
Pat Luchs
Betty Cassidy
Robette Denny
Levi Rast
Gerry Purcell
Debra Mann
Alan Rule
Kenneth (LaVerne) Meyer
Carter stimulus plan advances with rebates and tax cuts
In Washington AP reports Congress moves legislation to enact President Carter's economic stimulus package. The plan includes $50 rebate checks expected to begin mailing in May and permanent tax cuts for 44.6 million households amid international irritants and shifts in U.S. policy toward Israel and Egypt.
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Carter administration weighs tax aid for low income families
President Carter considers legislation moving through the House Ways and Means Committee to provide benefits to families earning under 25000 dollars. The House panel approved the measure, with supporters urging swift passage to aid those most in need.
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Steinmanns Move West to Bellevue Washington
Monticello architect John W. Steinmann and his wife Patricia prepare to relocate by car to Bellevue Washington where he will serve as senior design architect for Careage Corporation It operates medical buildings hospitals and nursing homes nationwide The Steinmanns plan their departure this Saturday and their work history includes notable Wisconsin projects and a 1964 New York Worlds Fair pavilion ceremony marked by a farewell gathering in Monticello.
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Mata) Lynn
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River Falls
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Mt. Horeb
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St. Victor's Parochial School
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Argyle teen nabbed after high speed pursuit and crashes
Lafayette County deputy attempted to stop a northbound stolen truck on Center Hill Road in Darlington. Edward Larber Jr., 18, Argyle, led a chase through multiple roads, struck roadblock squad cars, overturned near Beardsley Lake, and was taken into custody with eight Lafayette County charges pending. Investigators seek links to thefts across Belmont Cuba City Platteville.
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Belmont
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Larber
Carter letter to Soviet raises ire of Moscow
The Tass reported Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin told Acting Secretary Hartman that Moscow rejects interference in its internal affairs on human rights. Carter had promised Sakharov to aid political prisoners, triggering a U.S.–Soviet exchange over SALT and human rights. Sakharov asked for help freeing ailing dissidents Ginzburg Mikola Rudenko Kovalev and others.
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Europe
Weather turns cooler after sunny spell on Friday
Cloudy and cooler Saturday with highs in the lower thirties. Sports items highlighted on the page include baseball implications, prep basketball nearing season end, Belleville girls' strong season, and details on the sports page. Also features a weekly guide to church services and a Boy Scout Edition on page 4.
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Evansville officer charged with wife’s murder
Jerry Lee Mulholland a 29 year old Evansville police officer was charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of his wife Marlene Mulholland 28. She died Wednesday about an hour after being shot in the head Bond was set at 50 000 and an attorney was appointed to represent him in Rock County Court
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Jerry Lee Mulholland
Evansville
Marlene Mulholland
Mulholland
Rock County Court
Truckers push for 80,000 pound weight limit on Wisconsin highways
A large freight truck with empty fuel barrels drew attention at the Madison statehouse driveway as Kenneth L. Laird of the Wisconsin Motor Carriers Assn. urged an 80,000 pound truck weight limit to save diesel. The current limit is 73,000 pounds.
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Statehouse
Wisconsin
Kenneth L. Laird
Wisconsin Motor Carriers Assn
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