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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1973

Page

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Wisconsin power crisis warned over nuclear delays

MADISON An electric utility executive warned a serious power crisis could develop in Wisconsin if delays in operating the Kewaunee nuclear plant occur. James R. Underkoffer of Wisconsin Power and Light blamed interventionists for stalling new plants and cited the Point Beach dispute as a cautionary example.

Madison Wisconsin Kewaunee James R. Underkoffer Wisconsin Power and Light Co Wisconsin Power and Light Wisconsin Electric Power Co Point Beach Manitowoc Chicago Lake Michigan Underkofler

Barricades Replaced Around Wounded Knee after Shootout

Federal authorities reestablished a large blockade around Wounded Knee S D to cut off supplies to a two week occupation by militant Indians. About 300 marshals FBI agents and BIA police manned roadblocks after an FBI agent was wounded.

Wounded Knee S.D Justice Department FBI Bureau of Indian Affairs Wayne Colburn U.S Pine Ridge Reservation

Viet Cong lists 32 POWs for next exchange

The Viet Cong delivered a list of 32 American prisoners to be released, with 27 U S servicemen and five civilians. North Vietnam will release 108 Americans on Wednesday, and three C 141 planes will fly them from Hanoi to Clark Air Base Philippines with the first arrival around 4 15 p m local. One name on the list is Maj Theodore William Gosta of Sheridan Wyoming claimed to be an Australian but confirmed American. Gosta was captured February 1 1968 during the Tet offensive and his illness is noted by the Viet Cong.

Saigon U.S North Vietnam Hanoi Clark Air Base Philippines Clark South Vietnam Washington Maj Theodore William Gosta Sheridan Wyo Gosta

Viet Cong POW Exchange Delayed By Guest Arrivals

Lt Gen Tran Van Tra says planned Thursday Hanoi release postponed for North Vietnam to welcome state guests at Gia Lam Airport. Since Jan 28 cease fire, Communists claim 585 POWs held. 299 freed before this week. Loc Ninh exchange delayed after a POW attempted to defect while peacekeepers watched.

Tran van Tra Hanoi Gia Lam North South Vietnam Laos Loc Ninh Saigon le Trung Hien Hien

Three youths held on charges in Stennis holdup shooting

Tyrone Marshall 19 John S Marshall 21 and Derick Holloway 18 all of Northeast Washington were held on 100000 bond after being charged with armed robbery and violating a federal law targeting attacks on members of Congress. They faced arraignment before a U S magistrate.

Washington John C. Stennis Tyrone Marshall John S. Marshall Derick Holloway District of Columbia FBI U.S

Hungarian asylum at Australian embassy sparks regional debate

The Australia Embassy confirmed a Hungarian national sought emigration assistance and this has been arranged. In North Cotabato Philippines two weeks of fighting claim 187 Muslim rebels, 27 civilians, 30 soldiers dead. Agnew warns large federal spending risks inflation, calls for balanced policy. OEO acting director says most regional staff will be out of work by April 28 as offices close. Kissinger to speak at AP luncheon on April 23.

Australia Cotabato City Philippines Cotabato San Francisco Spiro T. Agnew Congress Agnew Washington Office of Economic Opportunity Howard Phillips Nixon New York Henry A. Kissinger Associated Press

Log truck and train collision leaves driver dead

An auto passenger train with 325 aboard derailed after a lumber truck collided with it in Brantley County Georgia. The truck driver died and about 10 people were injured as 14 of 30 auto cars derailed along with a diesel unit and several passenger cars. The crash occurred in fog around 7 30 a m en route from Washington D C to Sanford Florida.

Hortense Florida Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Brantley County Georgia Washington, D.C Sanford Fla R. R. Chapman Seaboard Auto Train Corp Washington, D. C

Downey Returns From 20 Years In Chinese Prison

John T. Downey, freed after 20 years, raced to his critically ill mother in New Britain Connecticut. He reunited with Mary V Downey as supporters, officials, and family welcomed him home after a rapid flight from Hong Kong and a hospital visit.

New Britain Conn Mary V. Downey John T. Downey CIA Hong Kong Lu Wo Bridge Downey William Philippines John William Downey New York John Downey China Col Corwin Boake U.S. Army U.S

Cookie Sale Continues In Monroe Neighborhood

The annual Girl Scout Cookie Sale runs this week announced by Mrs. Doran R. Zwygart Monroe Neighborhood chairman. Orders may be placed through any Girl Scout or by calling Mrs. Howard F Schulz at 325-4730 or 325-2161. Deliveries occur between April 24 and May 3. Troops keep ten cents per box for troop activities. most proceeds fund Badger Council camping equipment and programs.

Doran R. Zwygart Monroe Howard F. Schulz Badger Council

Jaycees Sweep Sub-Regional Speaking Meet at Darlington

Monroe Jaycees dominate the Sub-Regional event at the Country Club in Darlington winning two firsts and a second. Gil Jelinek from Monroe High School won Speak-Up, Dave Bourquin captured SPOKE first year honors, and Mike Affelter placed second in Spark Plug. Regional finals set for April 7 at Monona.

Monroe Jaycees Darlington Gil Jelinek Monroe Dave Bourquin Monroe City Assessor Jaycee Mike Affelter First National Bank Monona Jelinek Bourquin Affolter Lancaster Monticello Belleville Blanchardville Mt. Horeb

Ribicoff pushes to end farm subsidy program and freeze food prices

Sen. Abraham Ribicoff outlines plans to abolish the 4.6 billion dollar federal farm subsidy program and press President Nixon to freeze all food prices. He argues subsidies inflate costs and primarily aid large farms, and says ending them is first step toward a free market. He to introduce amendments to wage-price legislation and seeks long term price controls.

Washington Abraham Ribicoff D-Conn Nixon Ribicoff Senate

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