Grange Centennial Noted as Voice in Wisconsin Law
Lt. Gov. Martin Schreiber told over 100 Grangers in Madison that the Wisconsin Grange helped pass sound legislation ahead of other states. A congratulatory resolution praised the Grange for agricultural, educational, and cultural contributions and was given to state overseer Lester Wallace.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Grange
Badger
Martin Schreiber
Schreiber
Assembly
The
Grange
Lester Wallace
William Schwefel
Rockfield
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
Wallace
Wisconsin
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Take home pay rises and housing starts lift Iow wages
Nixon administration official Edgar Fiedler told a Chamber of Commerce dinner that nine months of wage price controls have boosted take home pay by four percent and spurred housing starts investment and retail sales. He predicted 2 225 000 housing starts this year and said wage price controls will remain as needed. A separate Madison report notes court action over obscenity charges against The Rated X Bookstore.
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Appleton
Wis
Nixon Administration
Edgar R. Fiedler
Treasury
Chamber of Commerce
Fiedler
Fielder
SWW commission roster includes Pierce Riemer and Jeglum
The Southwest Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission met in Dodgeville with Monroe area reps C. S. Pierce Willis Riemer and Myron Jeglum. They discussed legal aspects of divorced fathers and widows and family support among seven sub committees. The Green County Historical Society re elected directors Mrs Evans and Urban Kundert. The Jaycees reported work at the museum grounds. Visitors welcome weekends 2 to 5 pm and on July 4.
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Southwest
Wisconsin
Jeglum
Orville R
Amy) Evans
Joseph Urban
John Kundert
Green County Historical Society
Old Bethel School
Evans
William Wartenweiler
Wartenweiler
Fred Probst
Monroe
Enlistments Open in 180 Day Delay Program
Sgt Wes Wenner area recruiting officer for the U S Marines is taking enlistments for the 180 day delay program. Recruits have up to 180 days before training in California with departure date chosen by the recruit. Rank and pay start on enlistment and no drills are required at home. Buddy program allows enlistees to train together. William Nolan dies in Arlington Heights. he was a 58 year old former national president of the Society of Trial Lawyers and a 36 year personal injury lawyer.
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Wes Wenner
U. S
California
Wenner
William Nolan
Arlington Heights, Ill
William P. Nolan
The
Society of Trial Lawyers
Yoichi Hosoya to Leave Monroe After AFS Year
Yoichi Hosoya an AFS student at Monroe High School plans to return to Japan in July after a year in Monroe. He enjoyed life with the Schild family and at school while hoping to visit the United States again, and will attend Beloit in July before boarding a flight from San Francisco on July 13.
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Yoichi Hosoya
Japan
AFS
Monroe High School
Monroe
United States
John Schild
Yoichi
Monroe City
Twining Park
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Equestrian Club
Donald Judd
New Berlin
AFL
Milwaukee
Shawano
Fukiage-Machi
Kitaadachi-gun
Schilds
Beloit
Chicago
San Francisco
Federal help set for tank and school renovations
The city will receive 40000 from the Federal Environmental Protection Agency toward a new settling tank and chlorination gear. City engineer Max Koletzke notes a total project cost around 80000 with 20000 city funds and 20000 state funds. Monroe school actions include Lincoln Grade School renovations, teacher moves, and budget decisions as the board plans long term enrollment and facilities.
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Brodhead
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Loren Sutherland
Max Koletzke
Lincoln
Messmer
Monroe
Olson
Rodney Kittelsen
Kittelsen
Rotary Club honors Stair with first Distinguished Service Award
The Monroe Rotary Club presents its first Distinguished Service Award to Myron Stair for 13 years as a charter member during Ladies Night and officer installation at Idle Hour Mansion. Frank Menehan presents the honor. Fay Meade of Wisconsin Farm Bureau speaks on patriotism.
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Monroe Rotary Club
Myron Stair
23Rd Ave
Idle Hour
Stair
Rotary
Frank Menehan
Fay Meade
Madison
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
America
Harold Whitehead
Monroe
Green
Dane County Farm Bureau
Whitehead
William Henguinet
Mike Kelly enters Second District congressional race
Mike Kelly 25 former Vietnam correspondent and ex Marine announces Republican bid for Congress in Wisconsin Second District from Madison. He denounces Democratic leadership as insane pledges to oppose tax increases, targets the 10 percent at the top and the 80 percent in between. The district includes Green County and parts of Albany Brodhead and Decatur.
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Mike Kelly
Portage
Kelly
Madison
Claque
Congress
United States
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Badger Herald
Jack Olson
Robert Kastenmeier
Watertown
Green County
Albany
Decatur
Brodhead
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U.S. District Court
Dane County
Gary P. Enea
Enea
Marengo Ridge Farm Products
Union
H. A. Keller
Upper Midwest
Peru
Lowell Elliott
American Airlines
Elliot
C. S. Pierce
SWW Commission
Historical Society
Lincoln School
Ly Steven Mitschel
Saigon
My Chanh
Quang Tri
South China Sea
Highway 1
U.S
Washington
George McGovern
McGovern
Democratic Party
Indochina
Frank Church
Idaho
Senate
House
Simla
India
Pakistan
Indira Gandhi
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Bangladesh
Bhutto
Kashmir
An Loc
Lee Olson
Doris M. Messmer
Quebec
G.E.D
Michael S. Stauffacher
Janet R. Hauri
David G. Siedschlag
Rose Langston
Sandra Vitense
Pat Swalve
Hiawathard
William Peck
U.W. Whitewater
Janesville
George A. Venema
U.w.madison
U.w.whitewater
Venema
Fort Atkinson
James Latimer
Maynard Hein
Lanz
Gordee and
Times
Argyle
Editorials Society
Rotary Club
Donald Ogden
Roger Schwaiger
Ben Campa
Raimond Corbins
Ed McArdle
Tom Bustle
Harold Crume
John McElhaney
Kiwanis Club
Delbert Krupke
Lions Club
James Neuroth
Optimist Club
J. Merle Parsons
Parsons
Sears
Gerritt E. Mouw
Phillips, Wis
Moow
Harold Palmer
Rev. Crume
Robert Stauffer
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