Snow favorable for Wisconsin snow sports this weekend
Ideal conditions prevail across Wisconsin with statewide snow cover and a weather outlook calling for one to three more inches in northern ski areas by Friday night. In southern Wisconsin heavy fog reduces visibility and damp roads begin to freeze, while central areas report light rain mixed with snow and scattered slick spots. In the north, snow and icy roads persist with blowing and drifting conditions.
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Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources
Weather Bureau
Madison
Wisconsin State Patrol
SBA grants funds for Evansville nursing home project
The Small Business Administration approved a federal grant of 285 400 dollars to help finance an 80 bed nursing home in Evansville Wisconsin. The project costs are estimated at 770 000 dollars with 250 000 dollars from a private bank loan and 45 new jobs expected. Continental Manors Inc of Sioux City Iowa will construct the facility slated to open in the fall.
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Washington
The
Small Business Administration
Evansville
Wis
Henry C. Schadeberg
R-Wis
SBA
Evansville Betterment Corp
Continental Manors, Inc
Sioux City
Iowa
Wisconsin Republicans vow to adjourn current session tonight
Madison AP reports Assembly Speaker Harold Froehlich and Senate majority leader Ernest Keppler expressed confidence the session would end tonight. Froehlich said no deviation from original adjournment plans after a day of agreeing to dispose of all bills on Thursday's calendar.
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Madison
Wisconsin Assembly
Senate
Assembly
Harold Froehlich
Ernest Keppler
Sheboygan
Keppler
UAW Suspends Strike Deadline at J S Case Co
The United Auto Workers suspended its midnight strike deadline at J S Case Co after talks in Chicago. Sam Rizzo of Racine said negotiations were continuous and progress toward settlement was made, with Case workers ordered to report for work unless notified otherwise.
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Racine
J.s.case Co
United Auto Workers
Sam Rizzo
UAW
Chicago
Case Chain
May Indicate Military Withdrawal May Be Likely
The report notes Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird suggested overall military manpower could drop by about 300,000 by June, hinting at another substantial troop withdrawal from Vietnam by midsummer.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Vietnam
Figures Show Falling U.S. Battlefield Deaths in Vietnam
Figures released indicate American battlefield deaths in Vietnam have fallen by one third since bombing North Vietnam stopped 62 weeks ago. The change comes despite veteran military concerns that casualties would rise.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Nixon Grows Confident on Balanced Budget Plan
An informed Treasury official says President Nixon is growing more confident he can present a balanced budget without new or increased taxes on liquor, cigarettes, and gasoline as Treasury recommended.
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Washington
Treasury
Nixon
Treasury Department
Nelson urges more pill safety info for women
Democratic Senator Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin, heading a hearings sub committee on contraceptive pills, says women should receive more information on hazards but doubts they are competent to sort through the detailed data now available.
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Washington
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
GNP Up 7.75 Percent in 1969 With Real Growth Only Three
Commerce Department reports 1969 GNP rose 7.75 percent with 4.75 percent from price increases and three percent from real growth. Washington speakers at Consumer Assembly praise Virginia Knauer but say Nixon gives consumer movement too little attention. An Everglades jet port project halted after conservationists warned it would threaten wildlife.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Consumer Assembly
Virginia Knauer
Consumer Affairs
Nixon
Miami
Florida Everglades
Everglades National Park
Consent Bill Faces Block in Assembly Debate
A conference committee approved an implied consent bill with a plan to allow two tests, judge review for refusals, and penalties including a 90 day license suspension if tests are taken and a jail term plus one year license revocation if refused. Rep. Frank Nikolay vows to block Assembly action while urging Legislative Council study.
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Madison
Legislative Conference
Frank Nikolay
Abbotsford
Nikolay
Warren P. Knowles
County Democrats to Meet January 20 in Community Room
Green County Democrats invite the public to a January 20 meeting at 8 p.m. in the First National Bank Community Room. Del Reno, field director from the state Democratic office, will discuss Democratic plans for 1970. The meeting is open to all.
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Green County
First National Bank
del Reno
Democratic
Optimists Plan Oratorical Contest Progression
The Monroe Optimist Club announces its first Optimist International Boy's Oratorical Contest for boys up to 16 with stages in Monroe, a district meeting, and a final in Los Angeles June 28 to July 2. Prizes include $2000 for the top winner and $1000 for each of four runners up, plus inscribed wrist watches. contact Larry Lancaster at PDQ Market for details.
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Monroe Optimist Club
Optimist International
Optimist International Service Organization
Monroe
Los Angeles
California
Larry Lancaster
P.D.Q
Four Accidents Reported by Monroe Police
Monroe police listed four Thursday accidents with heavy damage from a 7:56 a.m. collision at 23rd Street and 10th Avenue. Lee A. Wise and Elaine V. Grendahl drove the cars. Grendahl faced a traffic violation charge.
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Monroe
Lee A. Wise
23Rd St
Elaine V. Grendahl
9Th Ave
23Rd Street
10Th Avenue
Grendahl
Michael R. Hyland
17Th Ave
11Th Street
17Th Avenue
16Th Avenue
Gordon L. Wells
21Th Ave
James J. Bosanny
Route 4
Jean Oz
Sketch shows school lot sale for 14 acres in Keen/Jordan area
Grade School is home to district principal Paul Tigard. Roland Keen owns the left barn. The plan seeks $6,000 to buy 14 acres owned by Keen and Jordan. Two fishing ponds, picnic grounds, shelter house shown. Informational meeting set for Tuesday Jan 20 at 8 p.m. in Juda High School cafeteria.
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Paul Tigard
Roland Keen
Keen
Jerry Jordan
Juda High School
Rubella Battle Is Announced
The Milwaukee Health Department launches an emergency mass rubella vaccination drive for children ages one to eleven, to run four weeks from January 30 at five public clinics. The program, backed by the Wisconsin March of Dimes, aims to avert an anticipated epidemic with risks to unborn babies.
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Milwaukee Health Department
Wisconsin March of Dimes
Wisconsin
New Directors and Officers Named at Monroe Bank
The Commercial and Savings Bank of Monroe announced two new board members Dr. Edward A. Zupane and Kenneth W. Stuart increasing board size to nine. Bruce M. Blum was re elected president and Laurence K. Vance named controller focusing on operations. Lois Easter cashier and Larna Blum assistant trust officer also assumed posts alongside re elected officers Nathan Bear and John Kundert. Directors now include Zupane Stuart Blum Bear Norton Benkert Marty Rufenacht and Kundert. Dr Zupane, pediatrician and health officer, has longstanding community roles and served in the Navy and Korean War medical duties. He and his wife Marjorie have three children. Stuart has cheese and communications ties and Wisconsin education. The article continues with background on other directors and community ties.
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Commercial and Savings Bank of
Monroe
Edward A. Zupane
Kenneth W. Stuart
Bruce M. Blum
Laurence K. Vance
Ben H
Lois) Easter
David O. (Larna) Blum
Nathan E. Bear
John F. Kundert
James P. Walsh
Floyd C. Achterberg
Ronald J. Tschudy
John C. McElhaney
St. Clare Hospital
Green County Medical Society
Green County Health
Zupane
St. Victor’s
Monroe Country Club
Gilbert
Minn
Zupanc
University of Minnesota
St. Luke’s Hospital
Duluth
University of Wisconsin
Duluth Public Schools
St. Mary’s
St. Luke’s Hospitals
Monroe Veteran Fred E. Mueller Dies at 74
Fred E. Mueller a Monroe resident and World War I veteran died at home from a heart condition at 74 He served in Co H 127th Infantry and saw extensive overseas service including Meuse Argonne and was gassed in 1918 He was born December 29 1895 married Bernice Taylor in 1921 and worked at the Borden plant and Turner Hall He was a member of St Johns United Church of Christ and the VFW Surviving are his widow a son Wallace Miller two brothers and three grandchildren Back Page Turn to No. 2
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Old Co. H
Fred E
Frick) Mueller
16Th Ave
Co. H
127Th Infantry
Camp Grant
Ill
Alsace
Aisne- Marne
Oise- Aisen
Meuse-Argonne
Mr. Mueller
Monroe
Edward
Magdalena Bruni Mueller
Monticello
Bernice
Bun)Taylor
Janesville
Mueller
Borden
Turner Hall
St. John’s
Get Together Planned Sunday At Wilhelm Tell Supper Club
New Glarus invites all to a Karl Hofmann Switzerland tour get together at Wilhelm Tell Supper Club Sunday at 2 p.m. The meeting previews the 1970 trip, June 15 to July 6, with a 50-person limit and tours from St. Gallen to Luzern.
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New Glarus
Karl Hofmann
Switzerland
Hofmann
Hinterstaedtli
Central Europe
Swissair
Karl
Helen Hofmann
St. Gallen
Lucerene
Innsbruck
Salzberg
Muenich
Mainz
Coblen
Trier
France
Route Des Alps
America
Hofmanns
Hans
Baton Rouge
Charles
U.S. Navy
Doris
Madison
Elizabeth
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Associated Press
Legislative Council
Juda Memorial Park
Juda
New Orleans
Robert Hahn
March of Dimes
Edward A. Zupanc
Lois Kaster
Dr. Zupane
Marjorie
Mary
John
Thomas
Stuart
Darlington
Monroe High School
George W. Stuart
Fred E. Mueller
F. Mueller
Wilhelm Tell
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