Wisconsin Unemployment Pay Falls to 1972 Total
Wisconsin paid more than 94 million dollars in unemployment compensation in 1972, down about 10 million from the previous year. About 163000 people collected benefits and the average weekly allotment was 64.20 dollars. December payments reached 6.6 million, the highest since May, the state Department of Industry Labor and Human Relations said.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations
Ag Chest names new officers in Green County
Larry Hawthorn was unanimously elected president of the Green County Ag Chest succeeding the late Arleigh Frautschy. New officers named by unanimous ballot include August Burgi as vice president Mrs. Tom Saunders secretary Henry Spring treasurer and Ralph Elmer fundraising chairman. The 1973 budget was approved at 6125 up 200 from 1972.
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AG Chest
Larry Hawthorn
Rt. 1
Green County Age Chest
Tom Saunders
Henry Spring
Myron Jeglum
U.W
August Burgi
Ralph Elmer
Times
Green County Ag Chest
Arleigh Frautschy
Hawthorn
Frautschy
Monticello
Alice Carroll
Monroe
Ken Allen
Clarence Benkett
Stephen Digman
Robert Faith
Robert Foley
Henry Gramling
Lewis Hull
William Leopold
Evan Siedschlag
Marvin Siedschlag
Roger Stauffacher
Gene Lumm
Ken Zeitler
Pat K
Cost of home meals rises with farm prices boost
government figures show the annual market basket cost for a four person family rose to 1338 dollars in December up 5.0 percent from a year earlier. December alone added 8 dollars over November. Edward Heath launches a Washington trip proposing Nixon press Israel and Arabs toward swift peace. A Senate subcommittee opens hearings on a bill to override presidential impoundment powers.
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Lake Delton
Wisconsin
Roger Biddick
Wisconsin Feed, Seed and Farm Supply Association
Biddick
Washington
Agriculture Department
Nixon
Middle East
Heath
Israel
White House
Senate
Congress
Five City Traffic Accidents Reported by Police
Monroe Police report five city traffic incidents with no injuries. Cases include a hit and run at Monroe Anchor Savings and Loan. a collision at 16th Street and 20th Avenue. backing accidents on 10th Street. two-car crashes at 9th Street and 14th Avenue. and a left-turn collision on 11th Street involving a truck and a car.
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Monroe
Evelyn M. Vanderhoof
Rt. 1
Monroe Anchor Savings and Loan
12Th St
Vanderhoof
Steven H. Ott
17Th St
Gary L. Wild
Rt. 2
16Th St
20Th Ave
10Th Street
Melvin L. Zentner
Marvel M. Morey
Orangeville
Ill
11Th Street
Zentner
Morey
LBJ Knew Peace Had Come Before Death
In Austin Texas former First Lady says Lyndon B Johnson knew a cease fire in Southeast Asia had been reached before his death. Mrs Johnson cites Nixon informing him and says Johnson planned a statement. She notes he was kept informed by Kissinger and others and asked Busby to draft remarks. Johnson died Jan 22 and cease fire announced Jan 23.
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Washington
Adams County
Wis
William Steiger
Wisconsin Republican
Steiger
Bureau of Prisons
Midwest
Terre Haute
Ind
Lewisburg
Nixon
Austin
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
South Vietnam
Johnson
Ladybird Johnson
Southeast Asia
Lyndon
Horace Busby
Tom Johnson
Busby
Mrs. Johnson
Police at meeting in Beloit discussed regional enforcement cooperation
Four Monroe Police Dept members attended a Southern Wisconsin Northern Illinois Law Enforcement Seminar in Beloit last night. Administrators and investigators from area agencies exchange information on wanted subjects and burglary and con artist activity, described as a very successful meeting by Monroe Chief Dwight Coplien.
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Monroe
Farm Belt lawmakers rally to revive Rural Environmental Aid Program
House Agriculture Committee hearings push to resurrect the $225 million Rural Environmental Assistance Program REAP as Republicans led by Rep Silvio Conte join Democrats like Rep W R Poage in defense of the small farmer aid program. Conte calls REAP cost sharing and community wide impact essential while Poage cites constitutional spending authority concerns. House members propose reinstating REAP possibly mandatory or income tested for needier applicants.
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House Agriculture Committee
Silvio 0. Conte
R-Mass
GOP
House Appropriations Committee
Department of Agriculture
Conte
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
Agriculture Committee
Congress
Poage
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Badger
THE
Associated Press
State Legislative Council
William Kahl
Legislative Council
University of Wisconsin System
Uw-Eau Claire
Edward Muzik
Assn
Wisconsin Education Assn
Stevens Point
Central Wisconsin Press Club
Wisconsin River Valley
State Division of Health
the Advisor
Society
AP News
London
Edward Heath
Susan K. Hillbrand
Rt. 4
Kathryn M. Barry
Country Lane
Beulah L. Furniss
17Th Ave
Violet L. Hassenfeldt
Albany
9Th St
14Th Ave
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Washington (Ap
G. Gordon Liddy
Democratic National
Watergate
Pleasantville
N.J
Baltimore
Harry Kemp
Somers Point Hospital
Kemp
Belfast
LBJ
Ladybird
Ulster
Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Marine Aircraft Group 12
Bien Hoa
Iwakuni
Japan
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
Melvin R. Laird
Pentagon
Betty Crocker
Kristie Schuetz
Thomas J. Schuetz
Rt. 3
Monroe High School
General Mills
Annals of America
Encyclopaedia _ Britannica Educational Corp
Kristie
GAA
FHA
Girls Service Club
Oak Corners
Wendy Hartwig
Green County
Green County Fair
Barbara Marty
Herman Odurtschi
Bradley Binder
Boyd Atkinson
ARGYLE — _ Lawrence
Eugene Christenson
Belleville
Floyd Haden
William O’connor
Eugene Roosili
Blanchardville
Charles Emberson
Richard Kundert
Leslie Moen
Brooklyn
Phillip Klitzman
Paul Elmer, Jr
Richard Horn
Don Lanner
Brodhead
Howard Berra
Donald Condon
George Crooks
Art Riese
Clinton Zettle
Burnett Kubly
Roy Stettler
Eugene Updike
Browntown
Paul Schulz
Leonard Nuckles
William Lauper
John Marty
Fred Scott
Emerson Wells
Juda
Roland Keen
Loren Jordan
Rodney Kammerer
John Mahlbuch
Honolulu
U.S. Pacific Command
Laos
Cambodia
Spiro T. Agnew
Nguyen van Thieu
Agnew
Thieu
International Commission of Control and Supervision
United States
North Vietnam
Joint Military Commission
Tan Son Nhut
Ellsworth Bunker
Canada
Indonesia
Hungary
Poland
ICCS
North Vietnamese
Paul Findley
William J. Scherle
Iowa
Charles M. Bague
R-Calif
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