Lucey outlines full employment policy with spend plan
Gov. Patrick J. Lucey urged a full employment policy built on strengthened education and training, statewide economic development, realistic federal aid, and coordinated planning among education, training, employment, and development programs. The speaker spoke at a state apprenticeship conference with business labor and education representatives.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Patrick J. Lucey
Lucey
Stennis Pressed by Southern Bloc on Strong Policy
Senator John C. Stennis, a leading figure in the Senate's Southern bloc, is urged to back a robust policy stance aligned with regional interests. The Mississippi lawmaker has long been a staunch advocate for strong national policies and represents a key pillar of southern influence in Congress.
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Washington
Sen
John C. Stennis
Senate
Stennis Shot Outside Home In Mississippi
U S Senator John C Stennis 71 a Mississippi Democrat and chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee was shot twice during an attempted hold up in front of his home. He remained conscious resting comfortably and in guarded condition after 612 hours of surgery. Police seek two teenagers in connection with the attack.
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U.S
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Mississippi
Stennis
Senate Armed Services Committee
Maj. Garland
Thieu Nixon to Meet in United States Next Month
South Vietnamese president Nguyen Van Thieu plans a US visit to meet President Nixon, with Honolulu favored as the site. Vice President Agnew met Thieu to plan the encounter as Thieu seeks public Nixon support on cease-fire and political future amid uncertainty.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
United States
Nixon
Honolulu
Spiro T. Agnew
Thieu
Paris
Unprecedented 15 seek state school top job
In Madison AP reports a record fifteen candidates filed for Wisconsin state superintendent of public instruction. A March 6 primary will trim the field to two for the nonpartisan $25 000 a year post, while the Supreme Court race also advances with Beilfuss and Beaudry as filed candidates.
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West Allis
William Kahl
Department of Public Instruction
Sara Sherkow
Madison
Barbara Thompson
William Rogers
Dhaukauna
Ernest Korpela
D-Washburn
Wilbur Kalinke
Wausau
Leonard Britelli
Waupaca
William Clevents
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Gilbert K. Anderson
Antigo
Arlyn Wollenburg
Lake Mills
James Dickson
Neenah
Gordon G. Kniskern
Medford
McFarland
Edward Ben Elson
West Bend
John Vranich
Milwaukee Area Technical College
Patricia Barnes
James Scamman
Kenosha
No Races Ahead in Monroe City Elections
Four alderman seats have candidates: incumbents Hilton Kirchner Ward 2 Eugene Dawson Ward 4 Jerry Coplien Ward 8. George Goldsworthy seeks Ward 6, while Robert Rieder opts out. City Attorney William Schmitz files for re election. No contested races in spring city posts.
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Monroe
Rreda Bray
Hilton Kirchner
Eugene Dawson
Jerry Coplien
George Goldsworthy
Robert Rieder
William Schmitz
Nixon vows no tax hikes and continues fund impounding
President Nixon says Congress has failed on fiscal matters and he will keep impounding funds to avoid tax increases. He argues the move is constitutional and aims to protect the general interest. Hearings on impoundment raise questions of spending limits and presidential authority. Astronauts for the 1975 joint U S Soviet flight are Slayton Stafford and Brand.
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Nixon
Washington
Congress
Senate
General Accounting Office
Elmer B. Staats
Staats
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Judiciary Subcommittee On
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Chosen Space Center
Houston
U.S
Donald K. Slayton
Thomas P. Stafford
Vance D. Brand
Kissinger to Visit Hanoi After Peace Accord
White House announces Henry A. Kissinger will travel to Hanoi February 10 to 13, 1973, to discuss postwar U S North Vietnam relations and postwar aid under the Vietnam peace accord. Officials note the trip marks a first for a top U S official in a decade amidst POW releases.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
United States
North Vietnam
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Vietnam
U.S
National Security Affairs
Nixon
Harvard
China
Monroe Residents Injured in Madison Auto Crash
Three Monroe residents were injured in a two vehicle crash at South Stoughton Road and the East Beltline Madison around 2 30 p m Mrs Lucy Lowl 72 remained in St Marys Hospital with a fractured ankle and knee injury Her daughter Lucy Ann Huber 30 was treated and released at Methodist Hospital her four year old granddaughter Mary Ann also treated in Madison and listed as satisfactory The tanker truck driver Thomas DiPiazza Rt 1 Madison was uninjured The Huber car was badly damaged and the trio planned to return home Thursday
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Lawrence
Debra) S. Harding, Jr
Rt. 1
Juda
St. Clare Hospital
Steve D. Bartmann
Dubuque
Wis
Brodhead
Bartmann
Green County
Harding
Delores) K. Harding, Sr
Evansville
Jason C. Harding
van Horn
Monroe
Madison
South Stoughton Road
East Beltline
Carson
Lucy) Lowl
29Th St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Charles W
Lucy Ann) Huber
Methodist Hospital
Huber
Mary Ann
Thomas DiPiazza
Monroe Board Considers Long Range School Plans
The Monroe Board of Education met with architect Charles Bradley to review possible long term solutions for district problems. Options discussed include a new elementary center and a high school addition with a middle school complex. The board plans phased steps, further brainstorming, and community input to develop a long range feasibility plan.
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Monroe Board of Education
Charles Bradley
Bradley
Rockford, Ill
Lee Olsen
Hiawatha
Browntown
East
South
Lloyd Liedschlag
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