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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1972
Page
1
Report notes all volunteers joined the fight to confine the flames by tearing down adjacent structures. Fire moved rapidly, leaving many workers exhausted or sick. Early aid from Freeport and Lena arrived around midnight, but the fire remained out of control.
Farmers protested planned Wisconsin stream protections at a 500-strong hearing, fearing costly waste controls for dairies. Gov. Lucey lauded Beloit as an all-America city for education, environment, and community leadership. Three dead in Illinois Cessna crash. Wisconsin highway toll rises to 143. A prison transfer suit by Robert McGregor was dismissed as frivolous.
Baghdad Radio reports King Hussein reaches a broad peace arrangement with Israel. The plan envisions a United Arab Republic federation with Jordan and a Palestinian autonomous state on the West Bank and Gaza. Jerusalem cited as capital of the Palestinian state.
Residents eligible to vote must register with the city clerk by March 22 to participate in the April 4 Presidential Preference Primary and nonpartisan election. City Clerk F M Bray will extend hours March 20, and registration is required only once for Wisconsin and Monroe residency rules.
In Miami two million Floridians vote in a free for all presidential primary likely to affect the prospects of three Democratic candidates more than the apparent winner George Wallace. Ecology economy crime and welfare dominate candidate talk as voters face theFlorida primary today.
Green County deputies investigated five accidents on Monday with one injury. Janice A. Roth, 24, slid on ice on Wis. 11 81 east of Monroe injuring head and elbow. A semi jackknifed on Wis. 11 81 east of Monroe. Gaylord Hanson lost control near New Glarus. total truck loss. A driver on Wis. 39 west of New Glarus hit a ditch. fences damaged. Wind caused a Wis. 39 slip near Legler Valley. no car damage.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court seeks legislative plans by April 17 to avoid court-drawn districts for the 1972 elections. If lawmakers fail, the court will decree a plan to notify county clerks by May 9. Gov. Lucey debates calls for a special session as stalemate persists.
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