June Dairy Month Kick-Off Draws Overflow Crowd
Don McDowell former director of the state department of agriculture told an overflow crowd at the June Dairy Month Kick-Off Breakfast today that dairy farming is Gods industry and praised farmers for being outstanding in their field. He noted milk production rose 4 percent since 1952 with fewer cows. The event at Peace United Church of Christ Browntown included welcomes by William Henguinet and Larry Hawthorn and announced Dairy Queens judging June 22 in Monticello and Dairy Day June 24 with a cattle show and parade.
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State Department of Agriculture
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Peace United Church of Christ
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William Henguinet
Larry Hawthorn
Green County Ag Chest
Monticello
David Wald
Wisconsin No Fault Auto Insurance Not Needed Says Attorney
Milwaukee attorney Robert Habush told the Governor's Judicial Task Force that Wisconsin is a model state with few evils prompting no fault insurance. He warned against adopting a blanket no fault plan modeled after New York and urged careful consideration of Wisconsin's unique conditions.
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Kenosha
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Robert Habush
New York
Wisconsin Rep. O'Konski undecided on 16th term bid
AP reports Republican Rep. Alvin O'Konski has not decided whether to seek another term in Congress amid redistricting shifts. The Rhinelander native represented Wisconsin's 10th District before reapportionment moved him into the 7th District held by Democrat David Obey after last year's census. In Ashland, a Bayfield fish dealer case moved back to Bayfield County Court as Judge Lewis Charles vacated the restraining order against Roger Bodin who argues Indians should be allowed to sell Lake Superior game fish they catch.
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Alvin O’konski
Ceracan
Rhinelander
Wisconsin
David Obey
Ashland
Bayfield
Bayfield County
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Charles
Roger Bodin
Lake Superior
Deer Rampage Hits Appleton in Food Search
An Appleton incident left one deer dead and another injured a 9-year-old boy as four deer roamed the downtown area in a food-seeking spree. One deer bled out after crashing into an office window while a second struck Michael Strick on the head. A third swam in the Fox River near the center and a fourth was rescued after tangling in a plant fence. Officials cited late spring conditions pushing deer toward populated zones in search of food.
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Michael Strick
St. Mary’s School
Fox River
Four Killed in Train Car Crash Near Oshkosh
A Pickett family of four died when their car struck a Soo Line freight train three miles south of Oshkosh on a town road. The Wisconsin toll rose to 397 for 1972, 59 above last year’s pace. The victims were Robert Heiden 50 Dorothy 49 and sons Kurt 14 Eric 8.
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Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Robert Heiden
Dorothy
Kurt
Eric
Pickett
Soo Line
Port dispute narrows as talks continue in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee the ILA talks progress with Patrivan stating agreement on grievance procedures and hope to open the port this week after 60 issues pared to 40. Separately a gasoline truck exploded near Port of Milwaukee oil tanks injuring driver James Metott 24 with burns. flames spread to Lake Michigan. A preliminary hearing for Oliver Steinberg 22 in Madison was continued after he allegedly admitted wounding three officers.
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West Allis
Jones Island
Madison
Oliver Steinberg
Charles Lulling
Steinberg
Nixon returns to address Congress on arms talks tour
President Nixon flies home from a 13 day summit tour to report to Congress and the nation on agreements with the Soviet Union. He will address a joint session at 8 30 p m from Andrews Air Force Base after landing and will highlight what has been accomplished and what remains to be done.
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Soviet Union
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Austria
Iran
Poland
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Senate
South Vietnamese Paratroop Sweep Near Hue Aims At NVA Regiment
More than 1,000 South Vietnamese paratroopers with tanks pushed 25 miles northwest of Hue in a sweep to trap a North Vietnamese regiment. Light casualties from enemy artillery. by late afternoon two government task forces fought units of 100 or more men.
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Hue
Nomination Papers Taken Out for County Officer Election
Six sets of nomination papers were taken out on the first day of petition circulation for county offices. Named filers include Helen F. Meyers Circuit Court Clerk Helen Bratzke Register of Deeds Richard Wagner Coroner Frank Wyss Treasurer Matt Solbran Sheriff and Ray Kundert Clerk.
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Helen Bratzke
Register of Deeds
Richard Wagner
Frank Wyss
Matt Solbran
Ray Kundert
Mills moves to close tax loopholes reform plan
Rep. Wilbur Mills proposes gradual reform or abolition of 54 tax loopholes over three years starting 1974. The measure targets oil depletion, political contributions, depreciation rules, capital gains, and other breaks. Mansfield in Senate aids, but passage unlikely this election year. reforms include re-enactment or lapse of many provisions.
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Washington
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Mills
Livestock prices rise on renewed farm surge
USDA data show May live cattle at a record 33.10 per 100 pounds and hogs up 11 percent to 24.90, driven by fewer pigs last winter. If farm costs stay high, beef and pork may push retail prices higher, with meat accounting for about 30 percent of the typical family food budget.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
The
Price Commission
USDA
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