Madison Lawyer Seeks Legal Name Retention After Marriage
Priscilla R. MacDougall an assistant attorney general petitioned to keep her maiden name as her legal name. Circuit Judge Norris Maloney granted the request noting no Wisconsin law requires a wife to take her husband’s surname.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Circuit
Norris Maloney
Priscilla R. MacDougall
MacDougall
Wisconsin Department of Justice
Joseph B. Forgione
Sentry price-cut plan unsettles Milwaukee shoppers
The Price Commission seeks a method to inform Sentry Food Store customers of price reductions after a ruling against Godfrey Co parent of 74 Wisconsin stores. spokesman Jeffrey Eves said the commission aims to avoid a bulky administrative process while deciding how to relay the information. The full commission will discuss the issue as it weighs how to convey the cuts to the public.
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Milwaukee
Price Commission
Sentry
Jeffrey Eves
Commission
Godfrey Co
Wisconsin
Eves
The
Milwaukee Journal
Coast Guard joins search for missing on Beechcraft near Racine
A 110 foot Coast Guard tug from Chicago was sent to lead diving operations in Lake Michigan near Racine where a twin engine Beechcraft crashed during a fogbound instrument approach. Five aboard are unaccounted for as divers recover wreckage and personal items amid fading hope.
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Racine
Coast Guard
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Record College
Federal Aviation Agency
Prestolite Co
Eltra Corp
Toledo
Ohio
Young voters urged to end Vietnam war and push withdrawal
Lt Gov Martin J Schreiber told Sheboygan Falls High School graduates young people should use voices and votes to press for an immediate complete withdrawal of U S forces from Southeast Asia. He urged sustained antiwar focus beyond Nixon troop reductions. In Madison, UW faculty added purchased term papers to academic dishonesty, with firms stating 2 000 to 3 000 papers sold last year.
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Sheboygan Falls
Martin J. Schreiber
Vietnam
Schreiber
Sheboygan Falls High School
Nixon
U.S
Thailand
Southeast Asia
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Traffic Death Toll Rises in Early Morning Crash
A Verona woman Nancy E. Bohman, 21, died when her car skidded into a semitrailer on U.S. 18 151 near Mount Horeb. Wisconsin traffic deaths for 1972 reach 288, up from 249 a year ago. In Milwaukee a tissue check for a parking ticket may be legal tender if drawn as a normal check and funded.
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Dane County
Wisconsin
Nancy E. Bohman
Verona
U.S. 18
Mount Horeb
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Police Department
Judith V. Schneider
Hoover dies, longtime FBI director J. Edgar Hoover passes away
J Edgar Hoover, 77, died of natural causes at his home leaving a void in U S law enforcement. President Nixon called him remarkable and praised his 48 years of service under eight presidents. Hoover shaped the FBI into a sprawling federal force amid controversy.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Justice Department
Nixon
Hoover
United States
Junior High Band Concert Tonight at School Auditorium
The Junior High School Band Concert is set for tonight at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium with all proceeds to the Badger Camp fund. No admission but donations are welcome. bands from Junior, Seventh, and Eighth Grade will perform under Jill Holm and Allan Barnard.
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Badger Camp
Jill Holm
Allan Barnard
Wisconsin district announces school restructuring plan
Superintendent Lee Olsen reveals a model program to reconfigure East and Northside schools for the district. East becomes kindergarten through grade two with two LD units and moved primary special education. most older students move to Northside. Federal funds cover most costs and staff.
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Wisconsin
Lee Olsen
East
Northside
Olsen
East School
William Halverson
The
Times
Halverson
Monroe Cleanup Leaves Carrier Boy Paperless Evening
Steve Pink a 14 year old Times carrier reports he could not find his bundle left at the curb after a city cleanup. Customers complained no papers arrived prompting a search that traced the missing papers to the incinerator. About 100 copies were recovered from stands and leftovers and deliveries resumed by 6 pm.
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City of
Monroe
Times
the Times
The
Steve
Monroe Chamber Week Highlights Services and Inquiries
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce led by president Robert Rieder informs the community about services. The office operates 9 to 5, five days weekly, handling 80 to 100 monthly inquiries plus many phone requests. It acts as a Better Business Bureau for Monroe with about 100 yearly complaints resolved by friendly letters to merchants. Work permits total about 2,000 in five years with monthly state reporting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
Robert Rieder
St. Bernard
von Lady
Fuller Brush
Better Business Bureau of
Chamber
Santa
Tourism Committee
Ron Spielman
Green County Tourism Council
John Schild
John
Richard Ballard
C. Ed Blue
Monroe Chamber outlines committees and community role
The Monroe Chamber operates a monthly newsletter with a events calendar and merchant coverage. Committees led by officers include Tourism, Cheese Days, Legislative, Membership, Industrial Development, Ecology, Annual Banquet, and Retail, each serving the public and promoting local business.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bureau
Mike Huber
Deb Schilt
Laurie Ganshert
Lois Zimmerman
Huber
Tom Itche
Pat Duhai
Bud Donovan
LeVerne Long
Bob Rieder
Don Ogden
Dick Ballard
Jim Bruce
Rob Spielman
Gene Dawson
Gregory Wenger
Landmark
Society News
Cheese Days
Don
Bud
Greg Wenger
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