Monroe School electors approve 1972 73 budget and honor Kittlesen
Monroe School district electors approved a 2,779,869 dollar budget for 1972 73, a 1.3 rise from last year. Rodney C. Kittlesen received a standing ovation for 26 years service as Eugene Summ took his seat as new board member.
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Electors OK Budget
Honor Kittlesen
Liedschlag New Board
Barth
Liedschlag
Kittlesen
Eugene Summ
Miss Hadow
Cheryl Longwitz
Miss Longwitz
Robert Birkholz
Senate kills aid bill to pull troops from Indochina
The Senate defeated a $1.785 billion military foreign aid package by 48 to 42, with a cutoff plan to end U S combat in Vietnam Laos and Cambodia within four months if prisoners are released. House action remains possible and lawmakers may attach the end the war amendment to other bills.
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Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
U.S
Senate
House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
White House
Mike Mansfield
Marlow Cook
Hugh Scott
Thailand
Hanoi
Mansfield
Indochina
Green County Fair opens with flag ceremony and star acts
The 118th Green County Fair begins at 1 p.m. with a flag presentation by Sen Gordon Roseleip to the Green County Fair Association. Fred T Burgy receives the flag as longtime president. Amphitheatre shows include Captain Stubby and the Bucaneers, Rotroff Auto Thrill Show, Judy Lynn, and a demolition derby. Demonstrations, open class judging, and fairgrounds entertainment fill the five day event. In London, thousands more British workers strike to demand release of five jailed longshoremen as a judicial watchdog moves to end the walkout.
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Wisconsin
Green County Fair Association
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Fred T. Burgy
Green County
Diane Stoehr
John Stoehr
Rt. 1
Albany
Captain Stubby
The
Buccaneers
Rotroff
Judy Lynn
Fairgrounds
London
Green County Fair
Monroe
Stubby
Don McNeil
ABC Breakfast Club
Tom “Stubby
Fouts
Wisconsin traffic toll hits 599 in state
AP reports two men died Monday night raising Wisconsin traffic fatalities to 599 this year, up from 548 at the same point last year. Inmates at Fox Lake Correctional Institution won a promise of improved medical services after a 10 hour protest. Gov. Lucey toured the prison and touted its status as a model institution. Several other items include cable TV shift and a school supplies audit, plus a drowning in the Peshtigo River.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Fox Lake
Fox Lake Correctional Institution
Patrick J. Lucey
Madison
Legislative Audit Bureau
Robert Ringwood
Central Colony
Wausau (Ap
Wausau
City Hall
Michael G. Hildebrandt
Mark D. Kutil
Marathon County Court
Ag Chest outlines fair schedule for Green County Dairy Bar
The Green County Agricultural Chest finalized operation plans for the Cheese and Dairy Bar at the Green County Fair. Mrs. Larry Hawthorn will lead the stand in the Administration Building with 11 community queens assisting and sampling cheese. Scholarships for farm short courses or vocational schools remain available.
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Green County Agricultural Chest
Larry Hawthorn
Dairy Queen
Green County Fair to Host 4 Hand FFA Beef and Pork Auction
The Green County Fair features a 4 Hand FFA beef and market hog auction in the Stock Pavilion at 7 p.m. Wednesday with five beef cattle and five hogs offered. County agent Myron E. Jeglum notes pig weights around 220 pounds and the sale is sponsored by Green County Pork Producers and Beef Producers Associations with extension service cooperation. Auctioneers Col Ray Miskimon and William Henguinet will direct tomorrow nights sale to support the youth program.
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Myron E. Jeglum
Green County Livestock and Resource
Fairgrounds
Green County
Harry Williams
Jeglum
Debbie Williams
4-H
Green County Pork Producers
Green County Extension Service
Rt. 3
Jeff Williams
Georgette Goonan
Agricultural Building
Gretchen Zimmerman
Col. Ray Miskimon
Winslow
William Henguinet
PCA
Brodhead School Board approves 1972 73 budget and tax cuts
Electors at Brodhead approved a 1 253 650 dollar budget with an 814 293 dollar school tax for 1972 73. The tax levy drops about 2 09 per thousand, aided by higher district value and state aid. Temporary borrowing up to 200 000 dollars authorized. Mrs. Green named president. Stuessy and Mau retire after long service. board reorganized with new officers and at large member voting will start next year.
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Brodhead
Times Special
Brodhead School Board
Robert Green
M. W. Stuessy
Ralph Mau
Stuessy
Mau
Green
Robert Ries
Ronald Braun
Walter Bowlie
Pecatonica Area School District approves budget and hires architect
Electors at the Pecatonica Area School District annual meeting in Blanchardville approved a 715980 budget with a 425000 local levy and a 16.5078 bill rate. The board was authorized to hire an architect for high school addition plans. Two new board members were elected for three-year terms. Orville Kiel was elected for district operation and bond payments.
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Blanchardville
Times
Pecatonica Area
Orville Kiel
Orfordville approves 1.57 million budget with steady tax rate
Orfordville Unit District 4 voters approve a 1,573,000 budget up 37,538 from last year. The 17.43 mills tax rate remains unchanged. About 40 electors attend as the levy rises about 5 percent to support a 1.75 million total. The adoption notes a 2.5 percent budget increase and a 760,089 provision in the budget.
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Orfordville
Albany school district approves 337000 levy and elects two board members
The Albany school district won a 337000 tax levy with a 17.001 mill rate and a 572540 budget at the electors meeting in the high school gym. Paul Stefanik was reelected to the board. Shirley Blumer joined the board for three years. Dwight Bump Sr. was defeated. Other names appeared from the floor. Stefanik led with 61 votes to 39 for Bump. Lerch and Steuri polled 44 and 23 respectively. Blumer had 47. An advisory referendum vote was recorded.
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Albany
William
Shirley) Blumer
Paul Stefanik
Dwight C. Bump Sr
Stefanik
Blumer
Douglas
Vivian) Lerch
Stanton P. Steuri
Bump
Lerch
Steuri
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Edward Adam
First National Bank
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Monroe Education Association
Nancy Krattiger
Wisconsin Association of School Boards
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Whitehead All- Star Dairy
Lanz Insurance Agency
Mary Beth Norton
Europe
Jack Kundert
Washington
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Menomonie
Governor’s Commission On Cable TV
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John Saffia Jr
Menominee, Mich
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Ag Chest
the Advisor
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Earl Schneider
Gordon Henning
James Barnard
Robert Bruns
Eugene Dahlk
Leroy
Bud) Ames
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Hollandale
Glen Schreiber
Leo McCarvell
Eldon Hird
Pecatonica
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