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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1972
Page
1
Randall land and water under DNR supervision. Snowmobiles allowed on state forest land north of Wisconsin 64 unless posted. Camping prohibited on state lands outside designated campgrounds without permit from a DNR land manager. Panel sets goal to acquire 3,066 acres for a Kewaunee County game management project at an estimated $387,000.
In Las Vegas a Trans World Airlines Boeing 707 was ripped by a bomb as part of a ransom bid. The blast damaged the cockpit area, spraying debris, with guards and dogs later sweeping the intact planes but finding no further devices. Authorities pursue the extortionist demanding two million dollars.
Tuesday's primary narrows the Juda District 4 board candidates to Roy Figi incumbent Donald Keen David Kamholz and Donald Albright. Top totals were 106 101 66 and 41 with the four advancing to Spring election. Green County supervisors primary yields results with incumbents Pryce Reimer and Durtschi and Schneeberger advancing. Pluss eliminated. Totals by township show Albany Decatur Mt Pleasant voting patterns and overall turnout described as grand.
Incumbent County Judge Daniel P. McDonald led four candidates with 1,565 votes. Ervin W. Johnson trailed with 1,315 and Darlington attorney Joseph M. Amenda close behind at 1,208. In Darlington, Mayor Francis Reichling led the primary with 629 votes while Lawrence Burns had 241 and Vernon Smith 212. the April ballot will include McDonald Johnson for judge and Reichling Burns for mayor.
In Vernon County, election officials outpolled voters 5 to 0 in Hamburg's primary. A La Crosse school district portion had nine nominees, but no eligible Hamburg voters cast ballots. Five poll workers managed the station as four Hamburg residents outside the district sought to vote but were ineligible.
In Brodhead the April 4 election will include six top vote getters from the primary for three Board of Education seats. Dorothy Green leads with 308 votes, followed by Ronald Braun 202, Carol Gombar 176, Clinton Zettle 168, Neil Laube 164, and Howard Krupke 153. Other candidates and votes: Ralph Patterman 137, Howard Berra 110, Darrell Silbaugh 86, Orville Miller 71.
Today's Times highlights Monroe Merchants coupon offers for the Chamber of Commerce Coupon Days in Monroe. Over $240 in value available across footwear clothing housewares sporting goods health and beauty aids hardware paint fabrics and more.
Wisconsin politicians assign greater importance to the New Hampshire presidential primary as a real test for carrying a key state in November. Rep. Robert Kastenmeier says by Wisconsin's April 4 vote the preliminaries will be over and the race will reveal what a Democrat must win in November.
Monroe City Council extended the William and Lois Dietrich Class B liquor license for 120 days from March 7 to help them start another business after the Swiss Wheel restaurant was destroyed by a February blaze. Council also authorized reinvestment of 50,000 dollars in First National Bank, granted five operators licenses, paid claims of 9,848 dollars, accepted low bids for 1972 tree work, approved 15,237 dollars to Monroe Ready Mix for sewer work, and reported account balances before adjourning.
In Manchester New Hampshire Muskie led the Democratic primary with 48 percent while McGovern trailed at 37 percent. Delegates remain undecided as ballots are tallied with a split delegation expected. The race mirrors 1968 uncertainty with possible McCarthy-like outcomes. Muskie called the result a solid victory.
Pewaukee High School band rejects a Milwaukee parade offer citing mockery and hypocrisy of dressing as Indians. For two years students have aided Menomonie Indians with food clothing and cash, raising objections to the planned Indian costume in the parade.
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