Wisconsin News in Brief 1973 Gov. Lucey ethics plan and local items
Wisconsin state affairs are outlined including a proposed state ethics code requiring financial disclosure by elected officials and appointees. Legislation on beer bar liquor sales advances and regional funding is extended. Other notes cover Harrington’s resignation, a $1000 dope-ring reward, Neenah Menasha merger study, cicada appearances, Nixon referendum talk, and an anti trust probe into oil suppliers.
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Board of Ethics
Madison
Upper Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
Lucey
Nixon
Menasha
Neenah
William R. Kellett
Budget talks stagger as Wisconsin parties clash over tax reform
In Madison Democrats and Republicans spar over the 1973 75 budget with a $2.7 billion plan rejected by Republicans. Gov Lucey proposals on personal property tax credits and school aid reform are under debate as the Senate delays to allow more review.
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Madison
Assembly
Senate
Patrick J. Lucey
Edward Wiegner
Raymond Johnson
Eau Claire
Budget Compromise Committee
Assembly Democrats
Johnson
Lucey
Chambers of Commerce
Lucey Assembly
Sparta
Central State Hospital
Waupun
Green Bay Reformatory
Madison, Wis
Wisconsin Assembly
Nixon Brezhnev Hold Talks at Camp David Retreat
Nixon and Brezhnev moved summit discussions to Camp David Maryland after a White House session and a lengthy yacht cruise. Officials say trade and disarmament were on the agenda while Congress weighs MFN for the Soviet Union and Jewish emigration remains a hurdle.
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Leonid Brezhnev
Nixon
White House
Camp David
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Potomac
Catoctin Mountains
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Blair House
Soviet Union
Congress
Soviet Communist Party
Maryland
Nikita S. Krushchev
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S
Geneva
Peron Returns to Argentina in Spectacular Homecoming
Tens of thousands of Peronists greet 77 year old Juan D. Peron in Madrid and Buenos Aires as he returns from exile. Isabel Peron Campora and 80 Peronist leaders join the former president in the welcome, signaling a political resurgence.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Madrid
Isabel
Hector J. Campora
Watergate at a glance brief on key developments
John W. Dean III says Nixon was consulted before clemency offer in Watergate. Prosecutors seal Dean evidence to safeguard potential prosecution. Martha Mitchell leaves New York to scold the press. Charles Colson’s Senate testimony diverges from Ehrlichmann’s earlier statements.
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Washington
Dean
White House
John W. Dean III
Nixon
Martha
Martha Mitchell
New York
Colson
Charles W. Colson
Senate
John D. Ehrlichmann
Courthouse Hit by Two Bomb Threats Prompt Evacuations
A bomb threat was relayed to the Green County Courthouse by Monroe Police at 3 10 p m Tuesday and again today at 9 10 a m Police treated both calls as crank and searched the building as a precaution Evacuations occurred yesterday while deputies checked rest rooms and accessible areas Nothing was found
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Green County Court House
Monroe
Monroe council rezones parcel for trailer court expansion
The Monroe City Council, by an 8 to 0 vote, rezoned a southwest side plot from R-2 to business. Werner Bahler seeks to expand his trailer court by five units. church neighbors and a notarized petition opposed earlier, a 40-name support petition appeared. Other actions included HUD approved budgets and multiple payments for storm sewer work and engineering services.
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Monroe
Chenoweth
Werner Bahler
James Beer
Bahlers
Ervin Goecks
Carl Jensen
Monroe Bible Church
Trailer Court
Federal Revenue Sharing
F.P. & T. Construction Co
Madison Concrete Pipe Co
Redevelopment Authority
HUD
Whitney Tree Service
Juda
Green Engineering
Middleton
Monroe Ready-Mix
Ready-Mix
Symphony of the Hills plans July 24 outdoor concert in Monroe
The Symphony of the Hills announces its fourth annual concert at 8 p.m. July 24 at the Twining Park Band Shell in Monroe. The nonprofit group, drawn from 20 professional musicians and about 80 students, funds music education and outdoor symphonic performances in southwest and south central Wisconsin with donations and subscriptions.
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Symphony of the Hills
Monroe
Twining Park
America
Symphony School of America
Francesco Italiano
Symphony of the Hills, Inc
John Usher
Leo Nack
Philip Teehan
Symphony
Wisconsin
Question of title as Monroe alderwoman becomes alderman
Monroe City Council debated whether alderwoman Shirley Mitchell should be called alderman following a discussion with City Attorney Schmitz. Mayor Reasa deferred to Mitchell, who stated she would be comfortable with alderman if that is the mayor's choice.
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Lee
Shirley) Mitchell
Monroe
Cliff Reasa
William Schmitz
Mitchell
Madison
Schmitz
Reasa
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