Monroe Board Advances Bond Plan for New Elementary School
The Monroe Board of Education approved a 1.3 million dollar general obligation bond resolution to fund a new elementary school, aided by fire settlement insurance. The vote was unanimous except for absent member Jack Kundert. The board also approved a one year trial revision of senior course hours and a maternity leave for Ludlow Library staff member Janet Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Glessner
Monroe Board of Education
Lincoln School
Jack Kundert
Times
Janet) Gordon
Ludlow
Edith A. Milestone
Mack M. Einster
John Inman
Daniel W. Pickett
Fred
Diane) Steffens
Delbert Soddy
Dennis Fazel
John Mulhall
Kenneth Hartwig
Burnell Smith
Monroe
Board selects early graduates for spring ceremonies
The school board approved a list of first semester high school graduates granted early graduation status. Names include Denise Ackerman, David Bergum, David Brennan, Leslie Brink meer, Rita Broge, Sue Brunner, Catherine Cook, Brenda Coplien, Chandra Disch, Julie Dittmer, Debra Denny, Ella Fuller, Ruth Garland, Shelley Goecks, Mark Jones, Gerald Karlen, Mary Leuzinger, Linda May, Helen McKibben, Maureen Miller, Dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denise S. Ackerman
David F. Bergum
David W. Brennan
Leslie Ann Brinkmeer
Rita R. Broge
Sue Ellen Brunner
Catherine Kay Cook
Brenda Lee Coplien
Chandra Louise Disch
Julie C. Dittmer
Debra Denny
Ella Sue Fuller
Ruth E. Garland
Ott shows champion at Green County Beef Show
John Ott of New Glarus captured the grand champion carcass at the Green County Beef Producers Show held Tuesday in New Glarus. Don Witt of Monticello earned reserve champion, with nearly equal carcass scores noted by UW Madison meat science professor Quin Kolb.
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John Ott
New Glarus
Green County
Strickler’s
Don Witt
Monticello
Quin Kolb
Meat and Animal Science Department
Uw-Madison
Witt
Ott
Ron Harris
Rt. 4
John Burgy
Vicki Zimmerman
Werner Zimmermans
Rural Monroe
Sandy Signer
Neil Signers
Ernie Rufener
Rt. 2
Heidi Witt
Don Witts
Fred Scott
Browntown
Referendum Reaches voters for final say on measure
Voters face a referendum to decide on a long debated measure. Officials urge turnout as the outcome could affect policy and funding. Whether the proposal gains approval remains under close watch across districts.
Budget cuts prompt staff report and press bid plans
The agenda includes a staff reduction report tied to the budget cuts process, but no action was taken. Specifications for a new offset press are in progress after committee approval with bids to be secured. Bids expected by the next regular meeting. the press would replace theAudi Visual Center unit nearing maintenance limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Olson
Michele A. Pechauer
Kathleen Jean Ruf
Mary Lynn Schmitz
Denise Laureen Schutte
David Sickinger
Barbara Ann Striker
Judy Swedlund
Lynn Renee Welton
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Quinn
Audi-Visual Center
Library renewals discussed at Ludlow meeting
Mrs. Sharon Norton reported a 21 percent rise in circulation in 1975 and 116 out-of-district cards sold. She cited misuse of 15 minute parking by non library patrons and urged compliance. The library will close for a week after school ends for refurbishing noted Dr. Robert Brauchle.
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Sharon Norton
Ludlow
Norton
Robert Brauchle
School Board Talks Open Negotiations Next Monday
Eee negotiations would begin next Monday at 7 p.m. in the Junior High Library with public sessions open. Dr. Brauchle reported on Wisconsin Assn of School Boards meetings in Milwaukee, summarizing resolutions on assessment energy conservation state aids to CESAs district meeting dates student transfers and other education issues.
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Brauchle
Wisconsin Assn. of
Milwaukee
CESA
DPI
Dr. Brauchle
Alan Stauffacher
Jaycees
Wilson Bloom
James Glessner
Times
Wisconsin Assn
Ford-Administration Faces Early Legislative Duel On Spending
Amid a flurry of votes the Senate was poised to override Ford's veto of a 5 billion health welfare and job programs bill while Bush won Senate confirmation as CIA director. Kissinger kept pressing for more Angola aid despite votes to cut it. Rumsfeld defended the 100.1 billion defense budget as the House eyed a 6.4 billion rail reorganization bill.
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Ford
Congress
Senate
House
George Bush
William E. Colby
CIA
U.S
Angola
Henry A. Kissinger
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Rumsfeld
Ford Administration
EMS acquires facility to house Green County ambulance
The Green County Emergency Medical Service has purchased the former Timber's Sunoco station at 1723 12th St to permanently house its ambulance. The move follows a year of temporary housing at the Monroe Fire House with support from the First National Bank, Monroe Jaycees, and Green County Homemakers.
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Sunoco
12Th St
Green County Emergency Medical Service
First National Bank
Monroe Jaycees
Green County
Green County Ems Today
Monroe
Joe Benkett
Monroe Fire Department
City of
St. Clare Hospital
Mobil
Twining Park
Fire Department
Judge Aims to Complete Hearst Jury Selection
U S District Court Judge Oliver J. Carter says he will finish jury selection by tomorrow in Patricia Hearst bank robbery trial. Opening session saw 40 prospective jurors dismissed as proceedings began, with sequestering expected for four to five weeks.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Carter
Algerian and Moroccan Troops Clash in Sahara Fight
Official Algerian news agency reports renewed violent combat between Algerian and Moroccan troops deep in the Sahara. Paris and Rabat dispute a planned desert division as Spain ends rule.
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Algiers
Algeria
Sahara
Morocco
Mauritania
Spain
Exchange Students Tour Monroe Area Firms
Manatee High School exchange group from Bradenton Florida spent a day in Monroe touring Deppeler Cheese Factory Stauffacher farm and Crandall Inc. tours featured cheese making milking demonstrations and souvenir gifts. Evening activities included a barbecue Barn Dance and plans to visit Madison Wisconsin for the Capitol and University sights.
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Crandalls
Bradenton
Fla
Crandall’s, Inc
Robert Crandall
Manatee High School
Monroe
Monroe School
Deppeler
Rt. 1
Roger Stauffacher Farm
Rt. 4
WEKZ
Albert Deppeler
Florida
Stauffacher Farm
Stauffacher
Crandall Inc
Green Bay
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Goetz Theater
GOP Republicans push for budget review and openness
Wisconsin GOP leaders press to curtail spending and reveal government secrecy during the eight week budget review. They back welfare reform and oppose tax hikes while seeking open caucuses and salary cuts for lawmakers. The session opens with Lucey presenting a combined state of the state and budget message.
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Madison
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
Senate
GOP
Clifford Krueger
Merrill
Walter Chilson
Wausau
Lucey
Chilson
Krueger
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la Crosse
Washington
Senate Today
Anne Armstrong
Great Britain
W.J. Usery Jr
Usery
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Senate Labor Committee
Yitzhak Rabin
Bob Ingalls
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
EMS
Ambulance
Green Bay Packer
Sunny South
Marty Rufener
Arthur L. Srb
Associated Press
Assembly
Assembly Gop
John Shabaz
New Berlin
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