Monroe bypass planned for Highway 1181 in 1972
A public hearing in Madison revealed a complete highway bypass of Monroe on Highway 1181 to route east west traffic around the city to the north. About 60 residents west of the current Route 69 attended. another session for eastern residents is set for 8 p.m. tomorrow. Nathan Klassy outlined zoning planning for highway districts with designated land use for service stations motels and related businesses amid ongoing boundary adjustments.
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Monroe
Vern Schultz
Madison
State Highway Department
Nathan Klassy
Green County
Klassy
Daily Doggerel Verses on Fame and Deception
A short poem by Clair R. Munns ponders how gold and fame deceive. The verse notes some things glittering for Milwaukee bring fools instead, warning that appearances conceal true value.
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Clair R. Munns
Milwaukee
Monroe Dairy Queen Crowned At Lions Club Meeting
Cathy Bustle was named Monroe's new Dairy Queen after a sealed envelope judging at the Lions Club meeting in Swiss Wheel Restaurant. Finalists Debra Kleckner and Georgia Wegmueller will be seniors at Monroe High, with Wegmueller concluding her reign.
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Cathy Bustle
Monroe
Lions Club
Monroe High School
Miss Bustle
Georgia Wegmueller
Albany
Debra Kleckner
Vicki Waelti
Times
Ee Ties Mothest Hevk
Randy Rion
Orchesis
M Book
Ero
Kenneth Waelti
Rowe i
Hubert Cleckner
Bicycle Institute of America, Inc
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Swiss Wheel
Address Given For Susan Douglas At UW Hospital
Susan Douglas daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Douglas rural Juda is a patient at University Hospitals in Madison and will remain for six weeks of rehabilitation after a January auto accident. Rev William Munson of Trinity Lutheran Church asks friends to send greeting cards and prayers to Susi Douglas at Children’s Hospital University Hospital 1300 University Ave Madison Wisconsin 53708.
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Susan Douglas
Roger Douglas
University Hospitals
Madison
Madison Hospital
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
William Munson
Trinity Lutheran Church
State Line
Susan
Susi Douglas
Childrens’ Hospital
University Hospital
University Ave
Wis
Brooklyn selects Ardis Grunnet as community queen
Ardis Grunnet, daughter of Jerome and Mrs. Grunnet of Brooklyn, was crowned Brooklyn Dairy Queen after a June 26 Brooklyn Community Building judging. Finalists Terri Packard and Vicky West attended. a dinner with judges followed. Ardis will vie for Green County Dairy Queen at Albany with finals Thursday night. winner announced Saturday in Albany. River basin discussions bring Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Illinois resource officials together following Army Engineer study.
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Participa
Roger Stauffacher
Miss Wegmueller
Queens
Albany
Belleville
Brodhead
Monticello
New Glarus
Browntown
Brooklyn
Ardis Grunnet
Jerome Grunnet
Hotel Street
Terri Packard
N. H. Packard
Vicky West
Harry West
William Legler
Brooklyn Dairy Queen
Bob's
Ardis
Green County Dairy Queen
Madison
Natural Resources
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Mississippi River
Argyle Park to see new industry start near water tower
Argyle plans a new industry named Argyle Industries Inc a Scaled up Autoline Supply expansion. Groundbreaking may occur today or tomorrow for a Pruden steel building 180 feet by 120 feet ready by Sept. 1. Operations start by July 1 re manufacturing water pumps brake cylinders starters solenoids and voltage regulators with 25 employees first year rising to 60 to 80 later. William Soper heads Argyle Industrial Development with SBA funds confirmed via Washington and Rep Vernon Thompson. Chicago management will oversee initial operations hiring all meal help.
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Argyle
Times Special
Grandview Park
Argyle Industries, Inc
Autoline Supply Company of
Chicago
William Soper
Argyle Industrial Development Corporation
Washington, D. C
SBA
Vernon Thompson
Congressional
Ative
Soper
Pruden Steel
Evansville
Heidi Weekend Spotlight at New Glarus Play and Craft Fair
The fourth annual production of Johanna Spyri's Heidi is presented this weekend in New Glarus with shows on Saturday June 29 at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. and Sunday June 30 at 2 p.m. at the grade school gym. A Heidi Craft Fair runs Saturday and Sunday with 49 entries from local and regional groups, featuring Swiss and Norwegian foods, crafts, jewelry, books, and more, plus the accordion band entertainment.
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Johanna Spyri
Glarus Village
Heidi
Kirk Webber
Roger Rufener
Mike Colneyrear
Lynn Kristianson
Susan Sajjaddi
Brenda Meyer
Willi Ruefs
Willi Ruef Jr
Willi
Willi Ruef Sr
Willi Jr
Robert Ivey
Madison
Fraulein Rottenmeier
Millard Tschudy
New Glarus
Sixth Avenue
Nancy Reuter
Russell Reuter
Peter
Kenneth Zimmerman
Clara
Davie Elmer
Earl Elmer Seppi
Eric Burnard
James Burnard
Willi Ruef
Brigatta
Richard Ann
Fred Maurer
Ernest Lufi
Tinette
Duane Pope
Dete
Barbara Hartman
Madame Seseman
Earl Elmer
Seseman
Paul Schnake
Monticello
Belleville
Monroe
Brooklyn
Mondovi
Waunakee
Footville
Wauwatosa
Beloit
Waterford
Pardeeville
Johnson urges federal gun registration in new proposal
President Johnson asked Congress to enact federal registration of every privately owned gun and stricter gun control law with proposals to follow. The plan would use a single computer registry and federal licenses, while lawmakers split on enforcement and impact as pending bills face action.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Robert L. F. Sikes
D-Fla
Sikes
National Rifle Association
Regis
L. Mendell
Rivers
D-S.c
Howard W. Pollack
Alaska
Joseph D. Tydings
D-Md
Kane
Joseph I. Woods
Cook County
Chicago
Viet Cong attack thwarted as 38 die in Saigon area crashes
Nineteen American and 19 Thai soldiers were killed in five helicopter crashes around Saigon as allied forces pressed to thwart a Viet Cong assault. Two American flyers were missing in North Vietnam after a Navy Intruder downing. The fifth crash sparked a 12 hour battle in which U.S. infantry killed 46 Viet Cong troops 19 miles southwest of Saigon. The American dead included a battalion commander and his executive officer.
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Saigon
Sia- Bon
North Vietnam
Navy AG
Enterprise
U. S
U.S
Why Not Count Up Other Deaths
State Senator Grodon W. Roseleip questions why news reports on gunshot deaths omit violent deaths by knives or ether means. He urges publishing box scores by category to give the public fuller facts for firearm policy debate.
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Grodon W. Roseleip
Darlington
United States
Sen. Roseleip
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