Wisconsin Board seeks restore UW research funds amid cuts
The Wisconsin Board of Agriculture urged the Joint Finance Committee to restore about 600000 in UW research funds cut by Gov Lucey, with another 500000 in federal support potentially at risk under Nixon budgets. The board cites impact on university research and Extension programs.
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Nixon
Senate shows no plan to sue Nixon over Gray nomination
Senate Judiciary Committee members hesitate to pursue a court test against President Nixon to force White House Counsel John W. Dean III to testify on L. Patrick Gray III's FBI director nomination. Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr says the select Watergate committee could compel Dean. Nixon invites a court ruling on executive privilege.
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Monroe Daily Chronicle Front Page March 16 1973
Local newspaper dated Friday March 16 1973 in Monroe Wisconsin covers regional news. Front page lists headlines and briefs reflecting Green County events and community notes of the week.
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United States Seeks Broad Pact to Support Dollar
The United States and Western trading partners reached broad agreement on cooperation to support the dollar and end the international money crisis. The extent of support remains unsettled, depending on currency markets and deterring speculators. The dollar rose in Frankfurt Zurich and Milan and held in Paris as Valery Giscard D Estaing chaired discussions with George P. Shultz. West German officials said Shultz accepted using existing swap facilities if needed.
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America
Sit-in disrupts welfare payroll at Green County courthouse
Welfare Dept union workers staged a sit-in at the Green Co Social Services building as the county shifts payroll to a computer system. Clerk Ray Kundert expects checks to be delayed beyond the 15th, while Corporate Counsel Joe Viney questions timing and fairness of the new process amid talks with Teamsters official Leonard Schoonover.
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Green Co. Social Services Dept
Ray Kundert
Joe Viney
Viney
Leonard Schoonover
Teamsters Union
GOP Women discuss Wisconsin Outdoors and DNR role
Wilbur Stites of the Department of Natural Resources spoke at the Green County Republican Women’s Club luncheon at Marco’s about Wisconsin Outdoors its opportunities and obligations. He highlighted tourism as a two billion dollar industry and described the DNR as a large scope with fish and game programs deer management and law enforcement evolving into human behavior management.
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Wisconsin
Wilbur Stites
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Green County Republican Women’s Club
Marco’s
Stites
Stites outlines forestry needs and pollution concerns for Milwaukee area
Stites emphasizes expanded forestry development and management alongside plastics use. He cites water and air pollution, litter, vandalism, and the need for recycling as key environmental challenges. Public acceptance and cooperation among government, industry, researchers, and citizens are urged to achieve lasting solutions.
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Stites
Nixon faces multiple options on Viet infiltration
AP analysis outlines possible steps short of renewed North bombing. Deterrents include hostage leverage and stronger antiaircraft defenses. Options cover strikes on the Ho Chi Minh trail and Laotian passes, renewed air operations in South Vietnam, delaying troop withdrawals, and diplomatic pressure linked to cease fire terms.
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Keeping up with the Times Editorials
The page compiles editorial voices on local issues and public concerns. It reflects the paper's stance and invites reader input through letters and commentary.
Thompson backs avoiding teacher strikes in Wisconsin race
Barbara Thompson campaigning for State Superintendent urged avoiding work stoppages, arguing strikes harm students and communities. She proposed prorating state aid and salaries during strikes to pressure quick resolutions, and noted five associations endorse her. Her background includes 28 years in education and a PhD in Educational Administration.
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Barbara Thompson
Waukesha
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