Monroe Board and Teachers Agree on 1970 71 Salaries
The Monroe Board of Education and the Monroe Education Association announce a negotiated agreement for 1970 71 with a base starting salary of 7150 dollars and a 2 percent vertical step. The plan allows sabbatical leaves funded by outside agencies, sets class size near state guidance, and details a 188 day work year plus teacher experience pay scales reaching over 12000 dollars for advanced degrees and years of service.
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Monroe Board of Education
Monroe Education Association
Board of Education
Monroe
Superintendent of Schools
State Department of Public Instruction
State Labor Relations Board
Consent Law Hits Drivers First Today
Wisconsin begins using the new implied consent statute as 46th state. The measure requires anyone arrested for drunken driving to consent to a chemical blood test, with officials optimistic about smooth initial implementation despite its complexity.
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Russell R. Fleming
Wisconsin
Large Allied Push Deep Into Cambodia With Light Resistance
More than 25,000 American and South Vietnamese troops penetrated into two Cambodian areas as North Vietnamese and Viet Cong reportedly pulled back. B52 bombers joined ground forces for the first time in the Vietnam War, targeting the Fishhook as an 8,000 American and 2,000 Vietnamese force advanced into Cambodia with light opposition and 20 miles of penetration. South Vietnamese forces also moved toward Svay Rieng in the Parrot's Beak area, linking with Cambodian troops. Official counts: 406 NVA/VC killed in Parrot's Beak. 84 ARVN troops dead, 168 wounded. Three Americans wounded. two US helicopters shot down but recovered. 108 detainees reported, nationality unclear. Turn to No. 2.
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Saigon
Cambodia
U. S. Air Force
High Command
South Vietnam
Fishhook
Parrot’s Beakh
Svay Rieng
Highway 1
U. S
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Robert M. Shoemaker
1St Air Cav
U. S. 11Th Armored Cavalry
Associated Press
Jay Sharbutt
Quan Loi
Capitol Hill in Turmoil After Nixon Cambodia Decision
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted unanimously to seek a meeting with President Nixon to discuss the Cambodia troop order. Chairman Fulbright called it a substantial expansion of the war and requested conference at Nixon's earliest convenience.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Cambodia
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Indochina
U. S
Vietnam
Congress
Fulbright
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Sen
George D. Aiken
Ver
Senate
Window Displays Tell Work in Mental Health in Green County
The Green County Chapter of the Wisconsin Association for Mental Health announces May window displays across the county to highlight volunteers and mental health projects. They feature photos designed by Mrs. John C. Berry with help from four board members and donations from Donald Christianson. Displays run May 1 to June 2 at venues including Green County Bank Brodhead and Bank of Albany Albany. The chapter funds local projects with over half of May’s drive supporting county programs, except in Monroe Browntown and New Glarus where contributions go to United Funds.
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Monroe High School
Jane Ritschard
Sandy Smith
Robin van Wagenen
Christine Humbel
Susan Mayer
Kevin Monhan
Larry Beer
Tom Oostdik
Chris Janke
Greg Smith
Bill Mulhall
Darlene Burroughs
Larry Leopold
Ronald Roberts
Country Club
Goetz Theatre
Times
John Wilkinson
Green County
Wisconsin Association For Mental Health
John C. Berry
Monroe
Warren Gerhart
John Anderegg, Jr
Newell Smith
Donald Christianson
Moore
Green County Bank
Brodhead
Ken- Mar-Law
New Glarus
Fernstaedt Hardware
Monticello
Chamber of Commerce
Bank of Albany
Albany
Browntown
United Funds
Chapter
Specialization Shines at Monroe Kiwanis Antique Show
All 19 exhibitors at the Monroe Kiwanis Club Antique Show opening at 11 a.m. in Turner Hall feature distinct specialties. New dealers include Jean and Bob Lineweber of Madison and Stiles Antiques of Oregon Illinois, while returning dealers showcase items from decoupage to custard glass. The Women’s Society tea room offers lunches on stage.
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Monroe Kiwanis Club
Turner Hall
Harold H. Grunewald
Elkhorn
Jean and
Bob Lineweber
Madison
Ben Kollen
Saugatuck, Mich
Stiles Antiques
Oregon, Il
Jean
Kollen
Ralph Stiles
Oregon, Ill
Ralph
Jane Wile
Waterloo
Iowa
Deldare
Buffalo Pottery Co
Women’s Society of the
Union Presbyterian Church
Nixon Goes to Pentagon for Cambodia Briefing
President Nixon traveled to the Pentagon for a briefing by military leaders on the Allied offensive in Cambodia. The White House said the trip was decided after his 7:30 a.m. arrival following last night's radio television speech announcing the operation.
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Nixon Washington
Nixon
Pentagon
Cambodia
White House
Melvin R. Laird
Joint Chiefs of Staff
War Room
Demonstrators Rally in New Haven for Black Panthers Trial
In New Haven police and National Guard units prepare as demonstrators rally in support of Black Panthers on trial for murder and kidnapping. About 500 guardsmen reported for duty and a May Day committee spokesman said in mid morning he believed around a large turnout was gathering.
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New Haven
Connecticut National Guard
National Guard
James Folk
Nixon welfare reform plan not being abandoned says Finch
Welfare Secretary Robert H. Finch denied reports the Nixon administration plans to drop the reform program. Senator John J. Williams, R-Del., echoed concern during Senate Finance Committee questioning. Finch testified for a third day, insisting the plan remains in progress after House approval.
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Washington
Robert H. Finch
Senate Finance Committee
John J. Williams
Del
Finch
House
Global Reactions Split Over Nixon Cambodia Move
President Nixon ordered U S troops into Cambodia drawing sharp replies from rivals and allies. Tass and Red China condemned the action while South Korea and the Philippines expressed approval. Britain offered no warning and Pope Paul VI urged peace as South Vietnam’s Nguyen Van Thieu defended the decision.
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Nixon
U.S
Cambodia
America
Far East
Red China
North Vietnam
Indochina
Tass
China
South Korea
Philippines
Britain
Michael Stewart
United States
Paul VI
St. Peter’s Basilica
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
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Duke” Etter
Lions City Band
Neil Simons
Paul
Corie Bratter
Wisconsin Badger
First National
Woman's Club of
M.steve Mitschele
Parrot’s Beak
Capitol Hill
Kiwanis Club
AP News
Space Center
Houston
Rockwell Corp
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Peking
Hanoi
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