Several Ways Used To Control Arthritis Attacks
An Associated Press feature discusses rheumatoid arthritis causes and management. The piece explains autoimmunity versus infection theories, emphasis on patient cooperation with physicians, and the limited role of doctors alone. It notes high spending on ineffective remedies and outlines individualized treatment including rest, exercise, heat, medications, physical therapy, and surgery.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kastenmeier Plans Vote Against Vietnam War Funding
Wisconsin Representative Robert W. Kastenmeier and a group of 11 House Democrats said they will vote against the $45 billion war appropriation when it reaches the floor. They argued escalation has deepened U.S. involvement without bringing settlement and urged immediate unconditional cessation of bombing.
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Washington
Robert W. Kastenmeier
Wisconsin
House
North Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
Monroe High School Science Club names merit award winners
The Monroe Public School system’s Science Open House announced forty elementary entries and nine certificates of merit. Winners include Jeff Wells and Jeff Miller in fifth grade, Dale Leutenegger in fourth grade, Greg Martin in seventh grade, and senior high students Martin Lueck Steve Fuchs Robert Mulhall and George Mickelson. Judges were Nathan Figi Arthur Edwards and Noel Soltau. Total entries reached 151 with nine merit certificates awarded.
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Monroe High School
Monroe Public School
Jeff Wells
Jeff Miller
Dale Leutenegger
Greg Marti
Monroe
Martin A. Lueck
Steve Fuchs
Robert Mulhall
George Mickelson
Tesla Coil
Nathan Figi
Mauston
Arthur Edwards
Noel Soltau
Science Club
Gasoline price hike cutback seen as possible
Washington reports holes in the wall of major oil firms after boosts to gasoline prices. Mobil Oil Co. announced a rollback of part of its recent increase, following Continental Oil Co. which began the rollbacks earlier.
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Washington
Mobil Oil Co
Continental Oil Co
March Birthday Kite Wish Message
A playful birthday note for March with a kite image wish. It wishes for March birthdays to be celebrated and expresses a warm greeting to those turning a year older this month.
Birthday oddity marks Feb 29 twins and a first grader
Jimmie Bartlett, a Lincoln School first grader, cannot locate his Feb 29 birthday on the calendar and is celebrated anyway. He and Marlys Fernstaedt, born the same day, Feb 29, have long shared birthday celebrations with their families in McConnell NL.
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Jimmie Bartlett
Jimmie
Times
Lincoln School
Marlys Fernstaedt
Merlin Fernstaedt
McConnell
St. Clare Hospital
Burleigh Bartlett
Route 1
Danny
Johnny
Limited Parking Plans Considered by City Council Panel
The police and safety committee proposed restricting parking to one side on 10th and 11th Streets and near the new parking ramp. The plan, pending next Wednesday council action due to Tuesday’s primary, bans south 10th from 15th to 13th Avenues, north 11th from 13th to 15th Avenues, and parking adjacent to the ramp.
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Police and Safety Committee
City Council
10Th
11Th Streets
Council For Action
10Th Street
15Th
13Th Avenues
11Th St
13Th
15Th Avenues
Wisconsin Athletic Director Ivy Williamson Recovers Nicely
Monroe Clinic officials said Tuesday night that Ivy Williamson the University of Wisconsin athletic director is progressing very nicely after surgery Monday. The surgeon who performed the operation noted no anticipated difficulties and cited a second procedure to correct a complication from the earlier perforating ulcer operation.
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Monroe Clinic
Ivy Williamson
University of Wisconsin
Board Denies Attendance Transfer Amid Land Exchange
The Board of Education upheld a long standing policy barring out of district attendance even as Monroe and South Wayne boards approve a land transfer. The 14 acre transfer to Monroe from South Wayne, tied to Monroe giving 50 acres, aims to balance school boundaries while a transportation lease extension for Monroe Trucks was discussed.
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Board of Education
Monroe
Albany
D. J. Huenink
Rodney Kittelsen
South Wayne
Browntown
Paul Chapman
Robert Maurer
Howard Counselman
Monroe Board
Mervin Rose
Monroe Board of Education
Transportation Committee
Monroe Trucks
Night fire calls in Monroe stem from faulty ignition
Volunteer Firemen were summoned twice within ten hours for oil burner ignition faults. First, 4:09 p.m. at the Daniel Eley home 2359 27th Ave with no fire or smoke. Second, 2:00 a.m. at 1806 10th St owned by Harrison Grenzow Judo when an oil burner exploded but caused no fire damage. soot confined to the basement. Firemen repaired the burner and restored heat to five apartments.
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Monroe
Joe Benkett
Daniel Eley
27Th Ave
10Th St
Harrison Grenzow
John McLellan
Paul Mueller
Fritz Lanz
Art Emerson
Madison
FFA District Contest Names Top Winners at Monroe
Seven schools entered the District 31 FFA speaking contest at Monroe High School. First place went to Gary Gilbertson Janesville FFA with We Are The Light of the World. Second to John Deininger Monroe with A Challenge To Be Met. Third to Fred Hookham Milton with his topic.
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Monroe High School
Gary Gilbertson
Janesville
FFA
John Deininger
Monroe
Fred Hookham
Milton
Jeff Kernen
New Glarus
Mike Mollenberndt
Juda
Don Zhe
Evansville
Dennis Schwartz
Brodhead
Ken Allen
Monroe Ffa
Tags Are Handicap To the Republicans
Wisconsin Senate Republican leader Sen. Jerris Leonard told a Lincoln Day audience in Manitowoc that tagging party members as liberal or conservative harms the GOP. He called the practice a creation of left wing columnists and commentators who care little for the party’s future.
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Manitowoc
Wisconsin
Senate
Jerris Leonard
R-Bayside
Conservation merger faces Senate vote amid fight
In Madison the fate of the Kellett government reorganization bill hinges on a conservation merger compromise. Senate Majority Leader Jerry Leonard and Democratic Leader Fred Risser warn battles loom as the plan to reduce 86 agencies to 26 operating departments advances toward a March 8 floor test. The Joint Finance Committee kept the conservation and welfare merges intact in a tight 8-6 vote while delaying some deadlines to 1971.
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Madison
Kellett
Senate
Jerris Leonard
Leonard
Fred Risser
Risser
Assembly
Joint Finance Committee
Former Monroe Resident Mrs Johnson Featured in Waukesha Freeman
Mrs Richard V Johnson a former Monroe resident and current home economics teacher at Waukesha High School appears in a full page feature in the Waukesha Freeman with pictures. The Johnsons new home includes a U shaped kitchen and a stone fireplace mantel from St Lukes Lutheran church. The story notes her career path from Hilbert Glenwood City and Hartford to Waukesha plus her community roles and favorite recipes.
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Richard V. Johnson
Arlene Pick
Henry H. Pick
Route 2
Monroe
Waukesha Freeman
Waukesha
Johnson
South Campus
Waukesha High School
Stout State University
Hilbert
Glenwood City
Hartford
Johnsons
Sue
Barbie
Green County
Waukesha County Home Economics Graduates Club
Delta Kappa Gamma
Waukesha University Extension Group
Tavernmen Fined In Lancaster Case
In Grant County Court two tavern workers were fined for beer and liquor sale violations linked to an Aug. 14 crash that killed seven. Paul Wolfe, 41, owner, paid 700 dollars for two counts furnishing beer to a minor and one selling liquor to a minor. James Richardson, 24, bartender, paid 200 dollars for selling beer to a minor and received two years probation on false swearing counts. The crash near Lancaster killed Vincent Pennekamp, 16, and six members of the Fendell family of Dubuque.
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Lancaster
Potosi
Grant County
John Doe
Paul Wolfe
James J. Richardson
Wolfe
Richardson
Doe
Milton Mehlhouse
Vincent Pennekamp
Joseph Fendell
Dubuque
Iowa
Youths Note Adults' Lack Of Concern At Grace Lutheran Talk
A Grace Lutheran Church discussion among about ten Junior High youths and adults explored parental concerns and the social pressures on teens. Rev. James Plymire moderated the final session before departing for Milwaukee, urging others to continue the dialog and prevent its decline.
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Dina Speich
Grace Lutheran Church
James Plymire
Milwaukee
Monroe
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Clair R. Munns
Jimmy
Williamson
Gary Vetterli
Gene
W. E
Doc) Deininger
Bill Guider
Gary
Roy Vetterli
Vetterli
Deininger
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