Mafia influence alleged in New Jersey police politics transcripts
FBI transcripts filed in federal court detail widespread mob infiltration in New Jersey police and politics over four years. The records list public figures including Frank Sinatra Mayor Hugh Addonzizio Newark Police Director Dominick Spina State Police Supt. David B. Kelly ex Supt. Dominic Capello Democratic leader John V. Kenny and state Chairman Salvatore Bontempo. They describe payoffs loansharking gambling skimoffs and infiltration of utilities and the Masonic lodge in extortion trials.
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Newark
N.J
New Jersey
FBI
Frank Sinatra
Hugh Addonzizio
Dominick Spina
David B. Kelly
Dominic Capello
John V. Kenny
Salvatore Bontempo
Angelo
DeCarlo
Telephone Company
Masonic Lodge
Hearing adjourned in Whiteswater Uni disturbance case
In Elkhorn Wisconsin a fact finding hearing into charges against 14 Negro students from Whitewater State University was adjourned until Thursday after only two witnesses in two days. Ten students faced suspensions for a Dec 16 late night disturbance at a white fraternity house injuring five white members and damaging trophies furniture and the house.
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Elkhorn
Wis
Whitewater State University
Nixon May Seek Higher Federal Excise Taxes
President Nixon may seek increases in several federal excise taxes to help balance the budget. Government sources say the Treasury has drafted alternatives, including a potential steep cigarette levy, for boosting revenues in fiscal 1971. Some proposals will appear in the budget message January 27.
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Washington
Nixon
Treasury
White House
Five Day Forecast For Milwaukee Area
Wisconsin temperatures to average about 10 degrees below normal from Thursday through Monday. Normal highs range from 18 to 25 in the north and 24 to 29 in the south with lows from minus 1 to 8 above in the north and 6 to 15 above in the south. Minor daily changes expected and total precipitation around one tenth of an inch in light snow flurries or light snow.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
First U.S. rocket insured against failure for COMSAT
The Delta rocket, carrying a COMSAT communications satellite, carries a $872000 premium policy. If the launch fails to reach orbit, international underwriters will pay COMSAT $4.57 million, covering 75 percent of its $6.1 million launch investment. The launch is scheduled for 6 10 p m EST.
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
U.S
Communications Satellite Corp
Comsat
Wisconsin interstate mostly good with light snow causing slick ramps
Wisconsin State Patrol reports interstates generally in good condition this morning. A light snow has made ramps in Tomah area slippery and created slick spots on several main highways across north central, west central and northwest areas. Other regions remain in good driving condition.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Tomah
North Central
West Central
North West
Northern Engraving to move Sparta plant operations
The label division plant of Northern Engraving Co. in Holmen will close and transfer production to a recently acquired factory in Greasville. The Sparta based firm announced the relocation plans. A Red Cross Bloodmobile schedule change lists Monticello Zwingli Church Hall 1:30 to 4:30 PM Friday January 9, 1970.
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Sparta
Northern Engraving Co
Holmen
Greasville
Sparta-based
Northern
Monticello
American Red Cross Bloodmobile
Zwingli Church Fellowship Hall
Fire destroys barn and milkhouse killing 28 cows in Mt. Pleasant
A blaze of undetermined origin in 17 below zero temperatures engulfed a barn and milkhouse at the Raymond Hill farm on a town road between Monticello and Albany. Twenty eight cows died. Firefighters from Monticello and Albany faced equipment freezes and delayed alarms. No damage estimate yet.
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Raymond Hill
Mt. Pleasant
Monticello
Albany
Paul Hein
Little Sugar
Milwaukee Road
Raymond Hills
Earlville
Ill
Monroes snow visit and travel tales in local notes
Mrs James White Jr and children Chuckie and Dawn fly from OHare to Cottageville after a Monroe Christmas visit with the Blackbourns. Jim White, an Air Force technician, studies in Texas and returns to Charleston AFB in March. Also noted are a Social Security official alive after an obituary mix up and Lynn Roy Thomas headed to New Zealand as an American Field Service student with Balcutha hosts and a long flight itinerary.
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O’hare
South Caroline
James White Jr
Chuckie
Dawn
Cottageville
Charleston
Monroe
Clinton Blackbourn
Leo Steininger
Jim White
Sheppard Afb
Texas
Chicago
Charleston Air Force Base
Blackbourns
Blackbourn
Roy Thomas
Elkhorn
Lynn
New Zealand
Ralph Henderson
Balcutha
Madison
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Aukland
North Island
Henderson Home
South Island
Monroe approves aerial and pumper trucks for fire department
Monroe voters will see two public hearings on Jan 20. The city plans to buy a 100 foot aerial fire truck and a 1000 gallon per minute pumper, replacing 1953 models. Delivery expected 1972 and 1973 with costs near 75000 for the aerial and 30000 for the pumper. The fire department size will rise from 45 to 48.
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Monroe
Monroe Volunteer Fire Department
Fire Department
Benkert
Green County
Cheese City Toastmasters Honor Edward M. Adam
Edward M. Adam of the First National Bank of Monroe was voted an Honorary Membership in Cheese City Toastmasters. Club president Len Haney presented the certificate at the Jan 6 meeting, praising Adam for bank support and public speaking contributions.
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Edward M. Adam
First National Bank of
Monroe
Cheese City Toastmaster Club
Adam
Cheese City
Toastmasters Club
Len Haney
Haney
First National Bank
Cheese City Toastmasters
Cheese City Toastmasters Club
Monroe residents plan summer shelter reservations despite cold
Monroe park and recreation director reports 33 reservations by Tuesday for summer 1970 shelter houses across Recreation and Twining parks. An estimated 2260 will use facilities with permits. reservations began January 2 with no user fee except one dollar to make a reservation.
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Monroe
Ron Barribeau
Park and Recreation
Park and Recreation Department
Twining and _ Recreation parks
Recreation Park
Twining Park
Barribeau
Barribeau Com
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Dean Zimmerman
Matthew Gilbert Jelinek
Gil Jelinek
Mary Ann
Matthew
St. Clare Hospital
Lynne Diane Paulson
Paul E. Paulson
Monroe Merchants
Times
M. Steve Mitschele
Helen
Hayward
Grandma
Grandpa
Einar Hanson
Social Security Administration
Janesville Daily Gazette
Einar O. Hanson
Stoughton
Hanson
Janesville
State Aeronautics Commission
August Burgi
Lone Nent
16Th Avenue
9Th St
Harold Snively
Bulletin
Robert H. Rieder
Leonard J. Haney
Adam and
Rolland E. Karlen
John Wilkinson
Edward Adam
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