Wisconsin Briefs Highlight Judge Pay and Local News
Wisconsin reports include Justice Reardon criticizing state pay for judges at the annual Wisconsin Judicial Conference. Other items cover unemployment claims rising to 55,945, fuel price hints, a Madison fire toll rising to three, Grumman asset sales probe urged by Senator Proxmire, alderman Eugene Parks withdrawing from mayoral race, UW Regents approving dorm visitation up to 18 hours, Rural Development Council recognition moves, WIN program welfare removals, a fuel shortage hearing planned, an Ogallala assault escapee linked to Wisconsin, and Cheryl Humer named Fairest of the Fair for 1973 Wisconsin State Fair.
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Associated Press
Madison
Paul Reardon
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Wisconsin
Wisconsin State Journal
Rural Council
Wisconsin Rural Development Council
Patrick Lucey
Walter Chilson
Wausau
Lucey
Council
Warren Knowles
Food prices to rise through mid 1973 says USDA head
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz says canceling set aside for 1973 wheat will have little impact on near term prices. Don Paarlberg notes retail food costs could rise about 4.5 percent through mid-1973 as beef and pork prices climb amid high feed costs and planned livestock expansion.
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Washington
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Don Paarlberg
USDA
Butz
White House
Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Monroe Evening Times Headline from Friday Issue
The Friday edition of the Monroe Evening Times in its seventy fifth year notes the paper’s long-standing publication since 1898.
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Monroe Evening Times
Kissinger Tho hold fifth straight day of Vietnam talks in Paris
In Paris suburbs Kissinger and Le Duc Tho continue a sixth hour session marking five straight days of talks on a draft peace accord. Technical experts met with them as Hanoi accuses the U S of plotting new operations. Brezhnev in Minsk says the war appears to move slowly toward its end.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Vietnam
Gil Sur Yvette
Kissinger
Tho
North Vietnamese
United States
U.S
Minsk
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Nixon lifts most wage price controls triggering market and policy reaction
President Nixon unexpectedly ends most mandatory wage price controls except food and health areas and asks Congress to extend standby authority. The move aims to curb inflation to 2.5 percent by year end, with a voluntary system in place and mixed reactions from stock markets and lawmakers.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Chicago
John R. Kernodle
American Medical Assn
Allied
New York
Jury Deliberates in Corona Mass Murder Trial
In Fairfield California the jury in the Corona case has begun deliberations on whether Juan V Corona killed 25 drifters and farm laborers. Jurors recessed after about five hours and planned to resume.
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Fairfield
Calif
Juan V. Corona
Board weighs school design options with district architects
The Monroe Board of Education met with Bradley and Bradley of Rockford to discuss the district feasibility study and several alternatives. Additional consultations with staff are planned before the next meeting.
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Monroe Board of Education
Bradley and Bradley
Rockford
Student testifies on spying in Watergate trial
A Brigham Young University student testified he met weekly with E. Howard Hunt to exchange intelligence on Democrats for money. He said he infiltrated the Muskie and McGovern camps, recruited by a friend, with funds and a plane ticket arranged by a man he identified as Warren.
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Washington
Utah
White House
E. Howard Hunt
Thomas Gregory
Brigham Young University
Edmund S. Muskie
George McGovern
Gregory
E. L. Warren
Provo
Muskie
Warren
Hunt
National Democratic
Watergate Complex
U.S. Dist
John Sirica
Nixon
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William Proxmire
Wisconsin Democrat
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Grumman
American Aviation Corp
Eugene Parks
Parks
William Dyke
Regents
Board of Regents Education Committee
WIN
Jack Hetzer
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Wisconsin Win
Capitol
Everett Bidwell
Portage
Senate Commerce Committee
Ogallala, Neb
Keith County
Ogallala
Charles Edgar Hayes
Gregg Beal
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hayes
Oregon
Wis
Milwaukee
Cheryl Humer
New
Berlin
Humer
Monroe
Green County
USA
Mercury
Passaic Falls
Paterson
N.J
Planation
St. Nom la Breteche
Democrats
Price Commission
C. Jackson Grayson
Afl-Cio
George Meany
NAVY
Joellen M. Drag
Alameda
Theodore F. Drag
Miss Drag
Navy Officer Candidate School
AP News
New Orleans
Orleans
Louis Roussel
Irvin Magri
Patrolman’s Association of
Louis Sirgo
Phillip Coleman
Paul A. Persigo
William P. Clements Jr
Pentagon
Dallas
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense
Clements
Harold E. Hughes
D-lowa
Iowa County
Harold Hill
Dodgeville
Blue Mounds
Helen
Society
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Nixon Campaign Committee
G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy
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James W. McCord Jr
Silbert
Hugh Sloan
Finance Committee
E. Howard Hunt, Jr
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