Girls win in county land judging event
Marcia Thompson and Faye Streiff led the senior and junior divisions respectively at the Monroe Moose Lodge land judging contest held at the Ed Koca farm in Monticello. The event featured 45 4Hers and 5 FFA entries with awards by Jim Barthel and guest speakers highlighting agricultural heritage and education.
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Green County
Monroe Moose Lodge
Marcia Thompson
Milford Thompson
11Th St
Faye Streiff
Dean Streiff
New Glarus
Ed Koca
Monticello
Green County Soil Conservation Service
Uw-Extension
Green County Ag Chest
FFA
Moose Lodge
Monroe
Roy Rufer
Monroe Moose
Jim Barthel
Hiawatha I
Dave Smith
Tami Digman
Joan
Donna Rufener
Dutch Hollow I
Bill Ludwig
Hiawatha II
Duane Ladwig
Dave Malkow
Scott Blumer
Bill Ladwig
New Glarus II
Larry Klassy
Oak Corners I
Jim Kuntz
John Eberle
FBI Chief Opposes Wiretap Proposals and Fleet Grounding
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley objects to bills banning wiretapping and surreptitious entry without court orders, calling them crippling. The Navy suspends 600 F4 Phantom fighters for safety inspections after a crash caused by a control failure. Senator Frank Church notes the Senate panel may not trace orders to kill Fidel Castro after hours of testimony by a former CIA officer. The Supreme Court ruled today that.
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FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Navy
Senate Intelligence Committee
Fidel Castro
Frank Church
Church
CIA
Castro
Rides planned for kids Sunday at Twining Park
Plans were finalized for free rides to children on fire trucks and the bucket bridge this Sunday at Twining Park during Monroe Fire Dept activities. Seven area fire departments will participate with rides 1 to 3 pm and the bucket brigade at 3:30 pm, followed by refreshments at the fire house.
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Twining Park
Monroe
Leading indicators rise signaling potential economic recovery
The Commerce Department reports the Leading Indicators index rose 2.1 percent in May, the third straight monthly gain, with a three month rise of 5.7 percent. Eight of ten available components advanced while layoffs and average hours in factories held steady.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Ford urges private sale of enriched uranium worldwide
President Ford called on Congress to end the government monopoly on enriched uranium and back private firms with up to 8 billion in guarantees. The plan would fund up to 60 percent of plant financing from foreign sources while U S interests retain control, and would privatize new plants while retaining three existing government plants in Oak Ridge, Paducah, and Portsmouth. Iran, Japan, and West Germany were named as potential investors, with officials noting safety and security would not be harmed.
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Ford
Congress
America
Iran
Japan
West Germany
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Paducah
Ford outlines positions at White House news conference
President Ford spoke on the South Lawn detailing nuclear policy if Korea invades, a possible one year extension of reduced income tax rates, and oil price concerns. He expects to announce his candidacy soon while downplaying opponents in the 1976 race. He said the USSR has not violated SALT and noted unemployment 9.2 percent could drop over time. Talks on a European security conference in Helsinki resume.
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Ford
White House
United States
North Korea
South Korea
Congress
Treasury
John B. Connally
Texas
Soviet Union
Assembly
Senate
Bruce Pedguin
D-Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin budget talks stall over school budget controls
Madison AP The Wisconsin budget conference committee failed to reach agreement after four hours as Assembly and Senate members clashed on ceilings for local school budget increases. Lucey backs controls to curb property tax growth, while Senate opponents call them an intrusion.
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Madison
Conference
Assembly
Senate
Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
Lucey
Lauri Wynn
Wisconsin Education Assn. Council
William Bablitch
Stevens Point
Joint Finance Committee
Brodhead Woman Wins Green County Dairy Recipe Prize
Mrs. Viola Sveom of Brodhead earns third weekly prize in the Green County Dairy Recipe Contest for her 60 year old Soft Molasses Cookies. She has long served in the Woman’s Relief Corp and Bank of Brodhead custodial work, paints oil scenes of old bridges, sews, gardens, and keeps busy with family and church activities.
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Henry
Viola) Sveom
Brodhead
Green County
Woman's Relief Corp
WRC
Sveom
Loretta Pfeil
Chicago
Eugene Sveom
Rt. 1
Clarno Pump and Electric Co
Gary
Mary) Mason
Roger, Johnson and Callahan
Monroe
Sveem
Janesville
Bank of Brodhead
Brodhead Wrc
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Bank of
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Miss Thompson
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Green County Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Service
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