Monroe High School holds 102nd graduation for 189 seniors
An overflow crowd packed Holyoke Field for Monroe High School’s 102nd graduation, featuring 189 graduates. Speakers praised friendship and leadership while awards recognized citizenship and honor scholars, with remarks by class president Steven Neises and others.
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Holyoke
Monroe High School
Steven Neises
Martha Barry
Pamela Was
Miss Barry
R. Finley Barrys
John Hyland
Leona Hyland
Michael Hyland
Burnell Smith
Smith
Wisconsin
John Brand
Nancy Frederick
Kenneth Klassey
Cheryl Prien
Stewart Wilson
Deborah Albright
Charles Carpenter
Craig Fuchs
Douglas Grenwalt
Katherine Krahenbuhl
Kathleen Krieger
Rebecca O'Donnell
Jane Schmerse
Janis Springer
Greg Staab
David Urban
Diane Wasserstrass
Robert Witt
Arlene Zuhlke
Neises
J. W. Geethe
MHS
Larry Pinnow
Grace Lutheran Church
Maurice Sathoff
Monroe Board of Education
Lloyd Siedschlag
Holyoke Field
U.S
Times
Jim Glessner
City of Monroe and Teamsters Local 579 Arbitration Update
An arbitrator has ruled in favor of the City of Monroe in a dispute with Teamsters Local 579 representing the Monroe Police Department. Edward B. Krinsky, Madison arbitrator, issued the decision after final offers from both sides. The binding ruling settles the contract dispute under state arbitration law.
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City of
Monroe
Teamsters Local 579
Monroe Police Dept
Edward B. Krinsky
Madison
Monroe Queen contest voting and crown events outlined
Monroe residents are urged to vote for top candidates in the 1975-76 Monroe Dairy Queen contest with ballots counted June 14 revealing the top three. The event features a Band Shell appearance, Queen introductions by Renee Bowen, and a June 16 crown at Turner Hall with a 4-H dairy lunch and Swiss Club coffee.
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Monroe
Roger Stauffacher
Monroe Queen
Monroe City Band
Shell
Twining Park
Stauffacher
Renee Bowen
Miss Bowen
The
Commercial Bank
Turner Hall
Area 4-H
Unemployment Hits 9.2 Percent As Jobs Rise
The May unemployment rate jumps to 9.2 percent, a postwar high, while total employment increases for the second straight month by 320000 to 84.4 million, and the labor force grows to 92.9 million. Analysts call the gains a potential positive sign amid a lagging recovery.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Treasury
William E. Simon
House approves compromise bill urging early home purchases
In Washington Republicans and some Democrats expect a presidential veto as the House passes a bill aimed at encouraging prospective buyers to act now. The move comes amid a broader energy policy dispute between a Democratic Congress and the Ford administration, while oil-exporting nations hint at rising prices.
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Washington
House
Congress
Ford Administration
Wisconsin Senate debates budget substitute in stalled compromise
The Wisconsin Senate, amid signals the bill may not pass, works on a compromise substitute to win a Senate majority and appease the Assembly. Leaders predict changes to keep Mendota and Winnebago open, and to avoid major tax or spending increases, with Lucey urged to back a plan preserving both hospitals.
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Wisconsin Senate
Senate
Assembly
Asst
William Bablitch
Stevens Point
Wayne Whittow
Milwaukee
Whittow
Bablitch
Wisconsin
Sparta
Whitton
Mendota
Winnebago
Patrick J. Lucey
Lucey
Democrats
Oshkosh
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Donald Amacher
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