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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1973
Page
1
The Association of University of Wisconsin Faculty and Wisconsin Education Association will jointly introduce a bill to give UW faculty the same collective bargaining rights as other state workers. The move follows broader debates on labor rights and state policy.
AMPI general manager George L. Mehren told reporters price cuts to 75 percent of parity threaten dairy supply and will boost consumer milk costs. He urged Congress to restore price supports and marketing orders and warned of herd liquidation and bankruptcies as production slides. The issue followed a parity drop announced March 8 and runs through April 1.
U S and North Vietnam fail to break deadlock delaying 138 POW transfers. Washington cites evidence of a new antiaircraft missile site near Khe Sanh while Hanoi blames U S troop withdrawal delays for stalling the prisoner release. A refugee camp attack in the Mekong Delta kills 24 and wounds 40.
President and Mrs. Nixon plan a May 24 gathering for all freed American prisoners of war on the White House lawn. They will hear a briefing on foreign policy from the President, Secretary Rogers, and Henry Kissinger, while Mrs. Nixon hosts a reception for their wives. Nixon will oversee a dinner on the south lawn.
Federal Judge Sirica sentenced one Watergate conspirator to up to 20 years and issued provisional terms to five others while delaying one man’s sentence. G. Gordon Liddy faced six counts and a $40,000 fine, with a range of six years eight months to 20 years.
Rescue efforts continue as stormy seas hindered a multidimensional hunt for 30 crew members of the 541-foot Norse Varian, which radioed it was abandoning ship 135 miles off Cape May after a hatch failure. Coast Guard and Navy units scoured 40-foot seas and 60 mph winds while air and sea assets pressed the search.
Wisconsin Senate Republicans blasted Gov. Patrick Luceys budget as a potential booby trap arguing it relies on a 200 million surplus and would force a 320 million tax increase or cuts in 1975. They pledged to push a GOP budget that would return surplus funds to taxpayers and accuse Luceys plan of gimmicks while promising policy changes for committee review by spring.
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