Badger Briefs Highlights Wisconsin News Roundup
Four people died in two Friday traffic crashes raising Wisconsin 1973 road toll to 14, versus five last year. The report covers a range of statewide items from tuition audits for seniors to a power rate dispute and a WHOW FM transmitter move.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Madison
Atty. Gen
Robert Warren
Warren
Wisconsin Educational Communications Board
Whowfm
Chilton
Green Bay
Whmd-Fm
Suring
Jack Stiehl
Whow-Fm
Wpne-Tv
Washington
Harold Hughes
D-Iowa
Sens. Hughes
Adlai Stevenson
D-Ill
Richard Clark
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
William Proxmire
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
James Abourezk
D-S.d
George McGovern
Ds.d
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Nixon Announces Executive Reorganization Plan and Counselor Roles
President Nixon unveils a plan to consolidate seven cabinet departments into four agencies, assigns five aides to oversee policy making, and names three cabinet members as presidential counselors for natural resources human resources and government development. The reforms aim to cut the Executive Office staff by half and centralize administration under Haldeman while maintaining cabinet access through Ehrlichman.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
White House
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Henry A. Kissinger
Office of Management and Budget
Roy Ash
Treasury
George Shultz
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Caspar Weinberger
James Lynn
Housing and Urban Development
Ehrlichman
Winter Term Adult Evening Classes at Monroe High
Registrations for the Winter Term of Adult Evening Classes are accepted at the Monroe Vocational office on the Square from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Special evening registrations will be on Tuesday January 9 and Thursday January 11 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Monroe Senior High School.
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Monroe High School
Monroe Vocational
10Th St
Monroe Senior High School
26Th St
Monroe Evening Times
Milwaukee strike deadlocked as union deadline passes
Milwaukee AP report says about 11 000 city and county workers are in a deadlock after negotiators rejected a union backed pact. The union offered two 2.75 percent raises over two years and faced a $6 million tax concern. Bargaining resumes Monday with school clerical staff settling their contract separately.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission
Robert Ertl
Common Council
Labor Policy Board
Sewage Commission
Greendale
Russ Mueller
City of
West Allis
West Allis-West Milwaukee
Ice jams flood Rock River region crossing 120 miles
Ice jams along the Rock River and tributaries flood a 120 mile stretch from the Wisconsin line to Rock Island. Families are stranded with livestock in danger as Civil Defense and Illinois National Guard airlift hay, corn, and food to cattle and farms from Prophetstown to Harrison and Sterling Rock Falls.
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Associated Press
Rock River
Wisconsin Line
Rock Island
Illinois
Robert Ross
Prophetstown
Civil Defense
Rockford
Illinois National Guard
Ross
Charles Cook
Rock Falls
National Guard
Donald Prill
Harrison
Prill
Nixon warns talks uncertain as peace efforts resume
President Nixon told congressional leaders the renewal Paris talks may or may not yield a settlement by his January inauguration. Kissinger prepared for Monday talks with North Vietnam while Thieu envoys met in Washington to discuss terms. Negotiations center on prisoners, Vietnam’s future, and cease fire supervision.
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Washington
Nixon
Paris
White House
U.S
Hanoi
Henry Kissinger
David
Camp David
Kissinger
North Vietnam
le Duc
Ronald Ziegler
South Vietnam
House
Senate
United States
U S denies Hanoi bombing claim as talks continue
U S Command rejects Hanoi charges of renewed bombing above the 20th parallel in North Vietnam. A spokesman would not comment on reconnaissance operations in Hanoi and Haiphong while Tho arrives in Paris for more peace talks.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Nixon
Paris
le Duc Tho
Times newspaper wins WASB contest first in small daily editorials
Monroe Evening Times and editor James Glessner win first in Small Daily editorials at WASB contest. Glessner places third in small daily reporting. New Glarus Post editor Phyl Anderson ties for weekly editorials. Winners to be honored at Milwaukee banquet January 18 at the Pfister Hotel.
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Wisconsin Assn. of School Boards
WASB
Monroe Evening Times
James Glessner
The
Times
Glessner
Phyl Anderson
New Glarus Post
Tony Walter
Green Bay Press - Gazette
Robert Frahm
Racine Journal Times
Martin Hintz
Milwaukee Sentinel
Frank Ludowise
Beloit Daily News
Norman Monson
Grant Blum
LaCrosse Tribune
James I. Metz
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Jim van Eyck
Merrill Herald
Don Kosterman
West Bend News
Jim Glessner
Monroe
Milwaukee
Pfister
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University of Wisconsin
John Lavine
Madison — Wisconsin Power and Light Co
John Neess
State Public Service Commission
Neess
Environmental Decade
Laurie E. Carlson
Dane County
Marathon
Todd Kraft
Roger Kraft
Mary Nellis
Wisconsin Telephone Co
State Industry, Labor and Human Relations Commission
Karen Smith
Cable Control
Governor’s Commission On Cable Communications
Lawrence Lichty
Commission
Patrick Lucey
Federal Communications Commission
Dase Ees
Television Guide
Today
Society News
Becca
Buck
Mack Truck Co
Detroit
Mich
Daphne
Mexico City
Mexico
American Federation of State
AP News
Richard Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Lindsay
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