Monroe Board weighs crowding and teachers at regular meeting
Monroe board of education discussed rising enrollments and uneven class sizes across elementary and secondary levels. An additional kindergarten teacher was authorized, with potential use of church space near Lincoln School. searches for more staff in Northside and high school industrial arts and English were not acted upon pending budget finalization and negotiations.
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Monroe Board of Education
Lee Olsen
Olsen
Lincoln School
Northside
Henry Stiner
Ben Campa
Stiner
Campa
Kent Duit
Geraldine Weir
Duit
Patrick Lucey
Hiawatha
Browntown
Kenneth Sedbrook
Cesa 15
LVEC
Albany
Juda
New Glarus
Richard Johnson
UW River Falls
George Venema
Nancy Krattiger
Uw-Milwaukee
Donna Schluesche
MHS
Lakewood High School
Jefferson Co
Colo
Denver
Wisconsin Weather And Policy Notes From Madison Briefs
Slow moving low pressure system brings showers across Wisconsin with more rain forecast today and Friday. Senate hears a 60 50 mph speed limit proposal to cut fuel use and debates contraceptive sales to unmarried adults. Illinois youth death pushes 1973 road toll to 362 while ticket scalping faces possible penalties. PSC may set priority for fuel distribution as wage costs loom in state union contract. Oshkosh shield law hearings planned with open meetings concerns. Green Bay fuel price hearing highlights supply and pricing issues amid shortages.
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Wisconsin
Gerald Lorge
Bear Creek
University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
Lorge
Judiciary and Insurance Committee
Nixon denies wider Watergate role in national security defense
President Nixon states he intervened only to bar the FBI from probing national security activities and vows not to resign. He offers a four thousand word defense claiming his actions were to protect security and to separate national security matters from Watergate, despite facing heavy fire.
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Washington
Nixon
FBI
Watergate
Herbert Kalmbach
CIA
Daniel Ellsberg
Senate Watergate Committee
John J. Caulfield
White House
James W. McCord Jr
Caulfield
James McCord
Kissinger aide arrives in Saigon for ceasefire talks
In Saigon Henry Kissinger's top aide William H. Sullivan arrived for talks with President Nguyen Van Thieu on new truce arrangements. Sullivan said he will stay two to three days before returning to Washington to discuss Paris talks and future actions.
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Saigon
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
Paris
Nguyen van Thieu
William H. Sullivan
Washington
Sullivan
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