Badger Girls State delegates elect leaders on UW campus
Delegates at Badger Girls State on the University of Wisconsin Madison campus elected Patricia Ann Wagner as governor and Joanne Rasmussen as lieutenant governor. Kitty Barry won a seat in the state senate with others chosen for county offices. The event runs through June 17, sponsored by UW Extension and the American Legion Auxiliary. Gov Lucey welcomed EPA ban on most DDT uses, noting Wisconsin banned it in 1969.
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Badger Girls State
University of Wisconsin
Garner County
University of Wisconsin Extension
American Legion Auxiliary
Department of Wisconsin
Madison
Patrick J. Lucey
Environmental Protection Agency
Wisconsin
Lucey
Elderly Women Die in Beating at Du Flambeau Home
Vilas County Sheriff reports an 82-year-old woman was beaten to death and another 82-year-old companion severely injured in Nellie Chapman’s home in du Flambeau. The dead neighbor was identified as Elizabeth St. Germaine. The incident left one woman in critical condition.
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Lac DU Flambeau
du Flambeau
Vilas
John Scott
Nellie Chapman
Elizabeth St. Germaine
Madison youth death raises Wisconsin 1972 highway toll
The death today of a suburban Madison youth brings Wisconsin's 1972 highway toll to 446, compared with 380 on the same date last year.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Bar Association opposes federal no fault plans
Lawyers were accused of pecuniary hostility toward no fault auto insurance while judges were charged with a reticent stance on social issues during the Wisconsin Bar Association summer convention. A state legislator censured the group’s policy on no fault, and the Board of Governors pledged to influence any state no fault codes.
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Delavan
Wisconsin Bar Association
Board of Governors
Podgorny Visit Ties To North Vietnam Bombing Pause
Informants say the bombing halt around Hanoi may last only while Soviet President Podgorny visits Moscow allies in Hanoi report. U S warplanes operate over southern North Vietnam striking far from Hanoi and targets include fuel depots and bridges amid renewed clashes.
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Nikolai V. Podgorny
Moscow
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Podgorny
Baraboo Newsman Banned From Tape Recording Meeting
AP reports Baraboo mayor barred radio newsman Allen Tomey from taping a common council meeting on Tuesday while allowing note taking with a pad and pencil. Tomey said past meetings permitted recordings and expressed concern over suppression of remarks.
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Baraboo
Eugene
Allen Tomey
WIBU
WLVE
Madalon
Tomey
Tax revenue sharing eyed by Wisconsin hearings
Russell Bringe of the La Crosse County Farm Bureau warned that federal revenue sharing may reduce local incentives to cut costs. He spoke at the first of five taxpayer hearings sponsored by Democratic Gov. Patrick Lucey to discuss the plan.
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Lacrosse
Congress
Russell Bringe
Bringe
la Crosse County
Wisconsin Democrats to flex muscle at McGovern convention
Wisconsin backers of Sen George S McGovern prepare to voice influence at the two day Democratic state convention in Milwaukee. Gov Patrick J Lucey will deliver the keynote Friday night as about 2000 delegates and alternates attend aiming to influence the upcoming national convention in Miami Beach.
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Madison
Wisconsin
George S. McGovern
Milwaukee
McGovern
Miami Beach
Patrick J. Lucey
Nixon seeks Sept. 1 deadline for USSR arms curbs approval
President Nixon urged Congress to approve by September 1 a Moscow treaty to limit defensive strategic missiles and a companion five year offensive missile accord to allow October talks on broader disarmament. He and Kissinger briefed 122 legislators, pressing for funding of a bigger defense program.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Moscow
Henry A Kissinger
United States
Kissinger
Senate
White House
Luis Echeverria Alvarez
Mexico
Essinger
Viser
Peking
Monroe Dairy Queen voting ends Saturday
Voting for the Monroe Dairy Queen closes Saturday with final balloting underway. Judging of the top three candidates starts Monday at 5 15 p m in the First National Bank Community Room. The crowning happens at 9 p m in Turner Hall during a Monroe Swiss Club meeting.
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Monroe Dairy Queen
Roger Stauffacher
Dairy Queen
First National Bank
J.T
Duke) Etter
Etter
Monroe Community Dairy Queen
Turner Hall
Ing
Monroe Swiss Club
Lions Club
Green County Dairy Princess
Debbie Schilt
Stauffacher
Monroe
Swiss Colon Hoe Expansion Snafu In Ongoing Story
A garbled clipping hints at expansion plans for a Swiss company named Colon Hoe, with unclear details. The fragment references broader corporate activity but provides no concrete dates locations or figures.
First Week of Girl Scout Day Camp Closes Friday
The first week of the annual Girl Scout Day Camp at the Kiwanis Youth Cabin west of Monroe ends Friday with an all-camp program. Brownie and Junior units perform skits and an award is given for the nearest camp site, plus water balloon contests and a watermelon eating contest.
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Kiwanis
Monroe
Delavan
Mary Povolny
Delbert
Lori Blackman
Finley Barry
Peggy Usher
Mary Barry
Beth Caradine
Carrie Callahan
Mary Ann Rast
Alvin Kubly
Miss Myers
Bernard Doyle
Wendy Temperly
Shullsburg
Green Hills
Kissinger heads to Peking amid Vietnam peace speculation
AP analyzes Kissinger's upcoming trip to China as a shift in focus from North Vietnam, with officials denying links to other crises. The trip aims at normalizing U.S.-China relations and may influence Hanoi while Moscow also weighs in on talks.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Peking
Niko
Hanoi
Kissinger
Vietnam
Padgorney
White House
China
Ziegler
Administration
North Vietnam
Eking
Airaids
Podgorney
Kremlin
Moscow
Paris
United States
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Bud) Donovan, Jr
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
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Times
D Press
Capitol Hill
Senate Foreign Relations
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House Armed Services Committees
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
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Maine
Henry M. Jackson
Foreign Relations and Armed Services
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
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Debbie Pandow
Joyce Matthews
Karen Bloom
Society News
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Thomas Cromheeche
Evansville
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Schlag
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Kelly Pederson
Linda Keith
Gail Hefty
Belle Doyle
Julie Creamer
Badger Council
Carolyn Myers
Wendy Hugdahl
Beckman’s Lake
Sugar River
George R. Barry
Janesville
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Eunice Brennan
Margaret Hassinger
John Usher
Cindy Showers
Robert Keith
Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
Ronald L. Ziegler
People’s Republic of China
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Japan
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