Washington News Briefs Highlight Farm Bill Veto Fight
Veteran dairy lobbyists and a former Agriculture Department official have been rallying House votes to override President Ford's veto on a farm bill. opponents expect a 20 vote margin. The CIA inquiry yields cautious denial of domestic spying. Senate moves to end debate on the Consumer Advocacy agency bill while the Indochina refugees aid bill clears House committee with a cut proposed. FEA hearing warns of economic fallout if Canadian crude is not preferentially allocated to four northern refineries in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Agriculture Department
House
Ford
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Federal Energy Administration
Minnesota
Wisconsin
FEA
Israeli forces cross Lebanon border for second day
Israeli command reports forces crossed into Lebanon again early today and retrieved three Arabs suspected of aiding Palestine guerrillas. They searched the village of All Around near the border for terrorists.
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Palestine
Fish Story Chuckles in Milwaukee Park Collision
Whitefish Bay resident Douglas H. Anderson was struck on the head by a bullhead that a boy fishing in the Milwaukee River hooked and swung through the air during a weekend incident in Lincoln Park. He suffered a superficial scalp wound.
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Fish Story Milwaukee
Douglas H. Anderson
Lincoln Park
Whitefish Bay
Milwaukee
Anderson
Four trapped Green Bay workers feared dead after tunnel blast
A gas blast in a Fox River tunnel under Green Bay halted a rescue. Four missing men Charles Dunkerson Darold Badora Wilfred DeGrave and Roger Uhlig were believed dead as gas caused uncertain explosion risks. Four others injured, rescue operations paused pending ventilation and safe access.
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Green Bay
Fox River
Charles Dunkerson
Racine
Darold J. Badora
Greenfield
Wilfred DeGrave
Ken Peterson
Milwaukee
Peterson
Lake Michigan
Marines alerted in ship seizure and Mayaguez release push
The United States plans to fly about 150 Marines from Subic Bay to Utapo Thailand to back President Ford’s demand for the Mayaguez vessel's return. Thailand rejects use of its bases, while KissingerLibrary says diplomacy will be pursued with possible military options kept ready.
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Washington
United States
Thailand
Ford
U.S
Cambodia
Pentagon
Bangkok
Kukrit Pramoj
Henry A. Kissinger
Missouri
United
States
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
John
Okinawa
Kikrit
National Security Council
Mayaguez
White House
Ron Nessen
Rock Island
Poulo Wai
Gulf of Thailand
Koh Tang
Nessen
Brent Scowcroft
7Th Fleet
South China Sea
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Philip W. Buden
Monroe City Council grants Mayor authority on HUD funding bid
In a special session the Monroe City Council authorized Mayor Cliff Reasa to sign an application for HUD funded purchase of the Old Methodist Church, with MAAC submitting the city’s HUD compliant application as the sponsoring unit. The council also granted an operator license to Cynthia Runkle and a Class B malt license to Green Co. Barbershop Chorus. The vote was 6 0 with two absences and 5 1 on liquor licenses.
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Monroe
Cliff Reasa
Old Methodist Church
Monroe Arts and Activities Center
Reasa
MAAC
Cynthia Runkle
Green Co. Barbershop Chorus
St. Victor’s School
Bob Tschudy
Dan Endsley
George Goldsworthy
Dairy Cookies Contest Sets June 1975 Rules
Green County will hold a Dairy Cookies contest as part of June Dairy Month from June 1 to June 21. Three weekly winners plus three at large winners will be chosen, with at least two dairy products in each recipe. Two divisions Junior 9–17 and Adult 18 plus, county wide and open to all.
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Green County
Edward J. Kaderly
Juda
Lawrence Olson
Albany
Orville Flaherty
Monroe
Jane Comings
Green County Extension Home
Calvin Christen
Belleville
Garden plot assignments announced for two locations
The Community Vegetable Gardens are ready for planting for registrants. Plowing and discing are finished. plots are staked and numbered with 1 to 80 at the west of the high school area and 81 to 156 in Twining Park. Remaining plots exist at Southside and Northside. register at the Chamber of Commerce or Monroe Evening Times for a $6 rental fee.
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Twining Park
Southside
Northside
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
Delay on Budget Debate Moves to Tomorrow
Madison Assembly Democrats defer floor debate on the 3.2 billion 1975 77 state budget for at least one more day. Leader Terry Willicam cites caucus needs and pending amendments as reasons while planning test votes on about 100 proposed changes. May 22 deadline still applies for passing the bill.
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Madison
Assembly
Terry Willicam
D-Chippewa Falls
Willicam
William
Winnebago
Mendota
Senate
Retiring Teachers Honored at Monroe Education Association Banquet
The Monroe Education Association honored four retiring teachers at a Monday banquet in Monroe High School. Ruth Amstutz Inez Heinzelman Ruth Schreier and Werner Blum received tributes and gifts. Performances by Joe Rieraldo and the Jazz Ensemble followed a dinner prepared by the high school staff.
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Monroe
Monroe Education Ass
Ruth Amstutz
Inez Heinzelman
Ruth Schreier
Werner Blum
Times
Monroe Education Assn
Monroe High School
Allan Holtshopple
Hazel Gelbach
Heinzelman
South School
East School
East
Katherine Siedschlag
Illinois
Iowa
Green County Normal
Blum
Green County
MEA
Robert Brauchle
Larry Sampson
Tom Morgan
Joe Rieraldo
Duke Ellington
Marie Schwerin
Elsie Wagner
Faith Wittwer
Emma Berndt
Robert Kingdon
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