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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1972
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times presents its masthead details for Monroe Wisconsin with publication notes, contact information, and subscription instructions. It lists office hours and delivery guidance for carrier and mail subscribers, urging readers to know their carrier and report missed deliveries.
Editorial notes Japan fears Nixon China trip signals, Taiwan stalemate, and possible shift away from Washington. Sato unhappy over communique promises on troop withdrawal, Japan weighing new directions, including Moscow talks and potential push to nuclear capability. Grain exports from Texas ports also fall, affecting state industry.
Glancing Back reports include Monroe High School honor roll with 136 students for the fourth six weeks, plus notes on US Soviet nuclear talks, Fort Lewis training, Holstein award, a Monticello fire, a fatal Darlington crash, St Patrick's Day and draft talk, a cheese display in Congress, local political shifts, early basketball, and a 1912 Baldhead game.
A dated horoscopic feature urges readers to put ideas on paper and select actions for personal benefit. It describes an eight to twelve section Astro Graph method with lettered cues and a daily forecast following a sequence of coded sections.
Events include Hawaii becoming the 50th state in 1959 and Washington’s troops occupying Boston in 1776. Notable birthdays include Grover Cleveland born 1837 and Cardinal Shehan age 74. Governed by a series of listed anniversaries and brief facts.
A dated community roster lists names and addresses for a Times Children’s Club event across March 19 to 25 with new members Jody Miller Pederson and Marcia Trow and birthdays noted for several members.
A letter argues for expanded vocational and technical training to provide salable skills and cut welfare rolls. It warns that unskilled youth become welfare burdens and stresses work readiness as a public investment. The piece cites economic demand for skilled labor and the need to empower youth and adults through training.
The letter urges voters to support bonds for Blackhawk Technical College on Aprilth claiming a vocational center is essential for local employment. It argues area business needs trained workers to attract new firms and cites education value versus cost. Don Smith signs from Janesville Wisconsin.
The note thanks supporters of a recent charity pancake and sausage supper. It expresses gratitude to ticket sellers event workers and those who donated cheese and butter for the meal.
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