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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1975
Page
1
Senator George S. McGovern contemplates a presidential bid in 1976 after losing in 1972. He asks a small group of 1972 supporters for advice on three possible paths. The article covers other national items including a gold auction and welfare ID requirements.
In Grandpoint Louisiana an agriculture official says the Perique tobacco crop will fall 40 to 50 percent as heavy spring rains washed away soil around roots then sun scorched exposed plants. County Agent Dan Fontenot cites damaged root systems reducing yields and quality.
Indira Gandhi broadens emergency powers authorizing police arrests without grounds, with internal review deadlines. The move follows protests and government censorship as opposition leaders are jailed amid the state of emergency declared last Thursday. Wisconsin motorists face right turn on red rules with strict stop and yield requirements.
The State Medical Society urged doctors with expiring malpractice policies to maintain patient care despite insurer terminations. They advised hospitals to implement disaster plans for emergencies and reminded physicians to follow legal obligations while arranging continuity of care amid a legislative crisis.
The Fourth of July program at Twining Park Band Shell includes a bubble gum blowing contest open to all. Contestants will blow gum on stage as the City Band plays I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles. Bring your own gum. prizes will be awarded by a judged panel.
Lucy Christen, 17, daughter of Calvin and Mrs. Christen of Belleville, was named Green County Dairy Queen after a community effort in Belleville. She crowned first runner-up Cindy Fahey and county princess Joann Rufener, while Sue Tsenant was crowned by Lucy as successor. The event included a dairy cattle show and various contests.
Beir ut reports 120 dead and 486 wounded since last Tuesday with rockets and mortars fired across the city. Residents stay indoors as Karami meets Franjieh to form a cabinet to end violence amid evacuations urged by Kuwait and Bahrain. In Laos, 22 U.S. officials remain as demonstrators harass Americans and occupy facilities.
Gov. Patrick J. Lucey directs the State Patrol to continue enforcing the 55 mile per hour limit on Wisconsin highways even after the law expires. He notes the renewal is pending and warns motorists they may face arrest and fines for speeds above 55 when safety is at risk.
Gov Lucey orders strict enforcement of the 55 mph limit as Lt. Col. Versnik promises no ramp up in patrols. The move aims to reduce highway deaths during the holiday period while debates over renewing the speed cap continue in the Legislature and risk federal road funds tied to the rule.
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