20 Mar 1973
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1973
Page
1
A legislative committee voted to give the Motor Vehicle Division 90 days to draft a compromise on two trade rule provisions for car dealers. The move followed opposition from consumer advocates to suspending the code, with hearings reopened due to publicity errors.
US sources report consideration of extending the four party Joint Military Commission set by the Jan 27 cease fire. The body includes North Vietnam South Vietnam the Viet Cong and the United States and is to dissolve March 28. A two party process would follow.
A Senate subcommittee opened an inquiry into U S corporate influence abroad with International Telephone and Telegraph executives expected to testify about alleged efforts to prevent Salvador Allende from becoming Chile's president in 1970.
The Capital Times reports Wisconsin's four top legislative leaders have speeding or related convictions. Norman Anderson, Fred Risser, John Shabaz, and Raymond Johnson show varied speeding and property damage records, with younger legislators tending to worse stats. Weathered veterans largely clean, yet Kasten leads with 21 points from 8 speeding cases and one Missouri turn.
The Monroe Park Board and Planning Commission reviewed a Southwest Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission report on Park and Recreation services. They expect a comprehensive goals plan and directed use of set aside and borrowed funds to begin indoor pool construction, excluding it from any classroom expansion referendum.
Britain proposes Northern Ireland remain in the United Kingdom with a new 80 member assembly elected by proportional representation and full civil rights for Catholics. Direct rule ends if a majority wishes. Britain retains right to legislate. Troops remain amid deep sectarian tension and violence involving the IRA.
Today at 12 13 p m spring arrived in Wisconsin with stage fright as temperatures stayed in the 40s and skies stayed mostly sunny. The day lacked the usual signs of spring fever.
Wisconsin political tale centers on Mrs Barbara Thompson a State Superintendent candidate who charges her opponent with smokescreening his stance on school strikes. She argues reduction of strikes protects children while criticizing his Canadian system idea and alignment with teacher unions.
Ernest Korpela, candidate for State Superintendent, urges binding arbitration as a remedy to contract deadlocks between teachers and school boards. He cites Canada’s approach, where 85 percent of deadlocks go to arbitration, reducing strikes and shielding boards from surprise tactics.
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