Carter Udall and Church bow out of California primary fight
Jimmy Carter Morris Udall and Frank Church will not wage a major challenge to California Governor Edmund G Brown Jr in the June 8 primary due to his home state influence Udall and Church canceled a planned televised debate in Los Angeles while Carter shifts focus to New Jersey and Ohio primaries.
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Jimmy Carter
Morris Udall
Frank Church
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
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Udall
Church
Los Angeles
Carter
New Jersey
Ohio
Washington Briefs on desegregation rulings and national issues
Ais Ford receives recommendations on seeking Supreme Court rules on busing. FBI documents about a CIA plot to kill Kennedy surface for Senate review. Officials may testify on GE license blocking for a $2 billion South Africa nuclear plant. Private delivery firms urged by federal housekeeping dept. B1 bomber decision postponed until after the next presidential inauguration.
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Edward H. Levi
Ford
The
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Senate Intelligence Committee
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Bureau
CIA
Fidel Castro
John F. Kennedy
Warren Commission
Intelligence Committee
Richard Schweiker
R-Pa
Dick Clark
Senate
Parole hearing looms for Caril Fugate over 1958 Starkweather case
Lincoln Neb 32 year old Caril Fugate who at 14 rode with mass killer Charles Starkweather faces parole review on June 20 after more than half a life in prison. She helped Starkweather's 1958 spree that left 10 dead. Starkweather was executed in 1959.
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Lincoln
Neb
Caril Fugate
Charles Starkweather
Miss Fugate
Starkweather
Equity Cooperative plans $350,000 marketing complex
John D. Jenks, general manager, announced construction will start next week on a new Cooperative Livestock Marketing Complex valued at $350,000. The facility will sit two miles south of Monroe on Wis. 69, on 15 acres purchased south of the Kenneth Schmid Rt. 3 buildings.
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Baraboo
John D. Jenks
Equity Cooperative Livestock Sales Association
Monroe
Wis. 69
Kenneth Schmid
Kissinger asserts coordination with Ford on foreign policy
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told reporters he coordinates all foreign policy decisions with President Ford. He cited briefing the President and staff before his Africa trip and dismissed White House mumbling as misinformed. The remarks came after a NATO foreign ministers meeting endorsing deterrence and defense.
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Oslo
Norway
Henry A. Kissinger
Ford
White House
Kissinger
Africa
North Atlantic Alliance
America
East Europe
Europe
U.S
United States
NATO
Moscow
Retail food costs push price index in April rise
The Labor Department reports April CPI up four tenths of a percent led by a six tenths rise in food costs the first since December. Overall 12 month CPI up 6.1 percent while buying power fell nine tenths as hours and earnings offset.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Labor Department
Begin to Rebuild Y on Monday in Green County
Road work on CT Y from Hiawatha Road easterly about 242 miles to Wis 81 starts Monday, with grading base course and paving planned. CT Y will close while Wis 81 stays open. Estimated cost 228113.50 dollars funded by federal and Green County funds.
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Green County
Hiawatha Road
Green County Highway Department
CT. Y
CT. M
McGuire Engineering & Construction
Monroe
Pre School Open House at Grace Lutheran Church
An open house for Green County Pre School at Grace Lutheran Church invites parents and others to meet staff on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Mrs Gerald MacLeod and the staff will explain methods of morning activities and progress evaluation while a Monroe video explains operation. The 17 pupils from Green County will tour rooms in the church educational wing. The session ends May 28 with a six week summer program starting June 14.
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Green County
Grace Lutheran Church
Gerald
Nancy) MacLeod
Monroe
Lu Ann Stauffacher
Brian
Joan) Stackpole
Charles
Margaret) Tullis
Mary Kyle
Steven Krupke
MacLeod
Nancy) Bauman
Tullis
Herbert
Ruthella) Flannery
Weekend Weather Preview and Page Guide
A brief weather note forecasts weekend highs in the 70s. The edition highlights a weekly dieting article on People Today page 3 and church news on page 4. It also lists sections: Compendium page 2, Sports page 5, Calendar page 6, Obituaries page 6, Area Journal page 7, Badger Briefs page 8, Classifieds pages 8-11, Back Page page 12.
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People Today
Church News
Area Journal
Midwest Livestock Market Complex Aims to Open
An all steel 20800 square foot market to house holding pens a sales ring pavilion two scales offices and a cafeteria features a triangular auction arena and overhead catwalk for livestock observation Modern Housing Inc Monroe leads the general contract with completion targeted Sept 1 The facility serves South Central Wisconsin and North Central Illinois producers plans include selling cattle calves hogs and sheep with special feeder cattle and feeder pig sales Slaughter Gasses hogs will be graded and sold daily by private treaty
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Midwest
Modern Housing, Inc
Monroe
Marco Bregenzer
Wisconsin
Illinois
Brush dumping site north of Monroe Wisconsin closed
Monroe Street Dept. announced the brush collection lot north of Monroe off Wis 69 near the Scherer farm has been closed. The lot opened in the gravel pit after the March ice storm for convenient disposal of fallen brush is now marked closed.
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Monroe Street
Monroe
Wis
Scherer
Monroe High School seniors to perform final concert night
The Monroe High School Symphonic Band Concert Band and Wind Ensemble present their final concert of the year in the Senior High School Gym at 7:30 p.m. Forty seniors will graduate after this performance many planning to study music in college.
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Monroe High School
Sue Bisegger
Heidi Mathews
Judy Boethe
Donna Timm
Terry Gem
University of Wisconsin
Paul Haur
Milton College
Steven Olsen
Patti Smith
Diane Wells
Jo Lynn Blumer
Marsha Suda
Catherine Doyle
Pat Kirsch
Janis Prien
Keith Zimmerman
Scott Hurlbert
Lonna Soddy
John Ward
Illinois mayors hear attorney general talk
The Illinois Municipal League of Mayors met in Orangeville hosted by Mayor J. Milton Bostian with 35 mayors and wives present. Attorney General William Scott urged fighting crooked politics and protecting rights, singling out clean air and water. Bostian named president, Edwin W. Anderson treasurer, William A. Skinner vice president. next gathering set for July 15 in Amboy hosted by Mayor Kenneth McCraken.
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Orangeville
Illinois Municipal League of Mayors
J. Milton Bostian
Don McGaw
Mount Morris
Philadelphia
William Scott
Illinois
U.S
Scott
Bastian
Mayor’s League
Edwin W. Anderson
Loves Park
Ill
William A. Skinner
Genoa, Il
Amboy, Ill
Kenneth McCraken
Fr Campion Selected Baccalaureate Speaker Fourth Year
The Monroe High School class of 1976 chooses Father Tom Campion as Baccalaureate speaker for the fourth consecutive year. Services are Sunday at 8 p.m. in the Junior High Auditorium with Rev Alan Rule assisting and Maynard Heins as organist. The program includes processional, scripture, choir music, and the address by Fr Campion.
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Tom Campion
Alan Rule
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Maynard Heins
Father Campion
St. Clare Hospital
Campion
Monroe
Our Fathers
Monroe High School
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Dorothy) McGregor
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