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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1973
Page
1
About 600 fans gathered for a Madison Dane County Coliseum concert injured at least three people when the crowd surged. Police arrested four teenagers for disorderly conduct and property damage.
The Assembly blocked a Republican bid to delete a 43 percent legislative salary raise from 9 900 to 14 200 while keeping the issue alive by tabling the amendment 57 37. Democrats blocked other amendments and kept funding cuts and closures on the table despite GOP opposition.
Former presidential counsel John W. Dean III accuses the White House of resisting the truth about Watergate and seeking to silence him as Senate and Justice Department probes question his evidence linking Nixon to the scandal. He recalls internal White House discussions about ending the matter and cites efforts to limit his testimony.
Five Monroe High School DECA students and coordinator Joseph Maglio Jr gather in Atlantic City for the 27th annual Career Development Conference. Wisconsin delegates meet, promotions highlight state cheese industry, and Capt. Ronald E. Evans addresses attendees during awards and sessions.
Reports from Phnom Penh and Belfast describe attacks killing soldiers and civilians. In Cambodia nine miles south of the capital a bridge detachment is overrun leaving eight dead and five wounded while in Northern Ireland a militiaman is killed in his garden amid ongoing violence.
CIA Director James R. Schlesinger appears set to be Nixon's nominee for Secretary of Defense with a White House assignment for John B. Connally. The move follows Watergate tensions and a rejection from David Packard who declined the post. Connally shifted from Democrat to Republican, while Schlesinger has led the CIA for under four months and previously chaired the Atomic Energy Commission.
Lois Hodgson of Monroe is named a candidate by the Woman's Club of Monroe for the Theodora Youmans Citizenship Award. The selection honors notable public health social service youth education or crime prevention work in the past year. The winner will be announced at the State Convention in May.
About 150 members attended at St. John's United Church of Christ as Mrs. Sherman Hodgson was named candidate for the State Federation Theodora Youmans Citizenship Award. New officers were installed, 50 year members honored, and past presidents celebrated.
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