Duren seeks reelection in new 50th Assembly District
State Representative Joanne Duren announces her candidacy for re election to the State Assembly. The Democrat from Iowa Richland district notes reapportionment created the 50th Assembly District, spanning Iowa and Richland counties plus parts of Dane Green and Lafayette counties. Duren runs a secretarial and tax service in Richland Center.
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Iowa-Richland
50Th Assembly
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Viola
Richland Co
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Dane Co
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New Glarus
York
Green Co
Argyle
Blanchard
Lafayette Co
Blanchardville
Lafayette County
Richland Center
Drowning on Pelican Lake claims Chicago man David Jacobson
A fisherman died after his boat overturned on Pelican Lake in Oneida County. The victim was identified as David Jacobson, 67, of Chicago. The incident was reported Tuesday and investigated by local authorities.
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Chicago
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Dyckesville
Mesquite
Armstrong extradition hearing continued to June 6
Karleton L Armstrong of Madison Wisconsin faces a postponed extradition hearing on charges tied to a 1970 bombing that damaged a University of Wisconsin lab and allegedly killed a research student. In Madison a separate suit seeks equal educational opportunity for Menominee County Indian residents and damages for Indian children harmed by local Shawano School District actions.
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Karleton L. Armstrong
Madison
Wis
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Shawana
Nixon heads to Poland as Tehran bombings loom over trip
President Nixon concluded a 24 hour Tehran visit with talks with the Shah and a royal banquet amid a spate of bombings blamed on Marxist guerrillas. He will meet Polish leader Edward Gierek in Warsaw to discuss trade and aid as security around Wilanow palace increases. One Iranian blast killed a woman and injured General Harold L. Price, with other explosions at the US Information Service, a Pepsi plant, and an oil firm.
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Poland
Communist Party
Edward Gierek
Soviet Bloc
Tehran
Iran
White House
Nixons
Washington
Gierek
William P. Rogers
Stefan Olszowski
U.S
Piotr Jaroziewicz
Wilanow
Ronald L. Ziegler
Harold L. Price
Information Service
Pepsi-Cola
Iminco
Shah
Iran Palace
Moscow
Monroe High School 99th Graduation Set for Thursday Evening
Graduation at Monroe High marks the 99th ceremony. If weather allows, the outdoor ceremony at T.R. Holyoke Field starts at 8 p.m. with bleachers and lawn chairs for seating. In bad weather, events move indoors to the high school gym, with reserved seating for parents only. Special honors include Honor Scholarship, perfect attendance, and Citizenship Award recipients. The program features processional Pomp and Circumstance, invocation by Rev. Lofton, musical selections by MHS Chorus and Band, student remarks, awards, diplomas, benediction, and recessional Trumpet Tune.
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T.R. Holyoke
Ernest Lofton
Robert Crandall
MHS
Williams and Nichols
Mary Jo Schneider
Lee Olson
Ben Campa
R.O. Kittelsen
Seasonal pool tickets go on sale at City Hall office
The Park and Recreation Department announced season pool tickets are available at the Department Office in City Hall this week. Hours are 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Thursday and Friday, plus Saturday 10 a.m. to noon. Tickets are not sold at the Municipal Pool. season tickets must be purchased at the Park and Recreation Office. Individual session tickets are 50 cents for adults, 25 cents for high school students, and 20 cents for grade school and younger. Season prices are 15.60 for families, 7.28 for adults, 6.24 for high school students, and 5.20 for grade and younger. The Municipal Pool opens Sunday with sessions 1–5 p.m. and 6:30–9 p.m. Ron Barribeau notes only family members or individuals may use season tickets and warns against misuse, which could end season tickets in future years.
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Parks and Recreation
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Kastenmeier seeks reelection to Wisconsin’s 2nd District
U S Representative from Wisconsin’s 2nd District, Bob Kastenmeier, announces another reelection bid based on his record of service and pledge to restore government morality. He criticizes government secrecy and lies, notes his past leadership on the Judiciary Subcommittee, and references the updated district boundaries including Dane, Columbia, Dodge, Green, Sauk, Iowa, Lafayette, and parts of Fond du Lac and Jefferson Counties. He is a Beaver Dam native, 48, with wife Dorothy and three sons.
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Iowa
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Waupun
Fond du Lac
Jefferson County
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William
Andrew
Edward
Monroe Dairy Queen race top ten announced today
After a week of voting the top ten girls advancing in the Monroe Dairy Queen contest were named by Mrs. Stauffacher. Winners will be presented June 12 at Twining Park Band Shell and the crown awarded June 19 at Turner Hall. Voting continues in Monroe through June 17 with finalists judged by outsiders.
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Monroe Dairy Queen
Roger Stauffacher
Monroe Queen
Kitty Barry
R. Finley Barry
Roosevelt Road
Judy Burkhard
William Burkhard
8Th Ave
Marilyn Camron
Darryl Camron
Rt. 1
Carolyn Wuethrich
Robert Wuethrich
Monroe
Monroe City Band
Twining Park
Debbie Schilt
Robert Schilt
Turner Hall
Monroe Swiss Club
Browntown Dairy Queen
Duane McKenna
Browntown
Barbara Marty
John Marty
Mary Kay Lueck
Ralph Lueck
Jeanette Binger
Tom Binger
Mary Kimble
Harold Kimble
Wanda Wenger
Gottfried Wenger
RAF plane returns Duke of Windsor home to England
AP reports the Royal Air Force brought the body of the Duke of Windsor back to England today. In Washington Bobby Baker, 43, will be released Thursday from Allenwood federal prison camp. Connally bids farewell to Treasury staff near Hamilton statue as flag flies over the Treasury. In Bonn the US and NATO say talks on reinforcing stability with the Soviet bloc may occur at next year’s Europe conference. In Belfast a bomb injures soldiers and civilians at Springfield Road station and post. In San Jose Angela Davis trial ends with the father of George and Jonathan Jackson declining to testify as final arguments loom.
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Royal Air Force
Duke of Windsor
England
Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate
Allenwood
San Jose
Calif
Angela Davis
George
Jonathan Jackson
Final plans set for horse pull at Green County fairgrounds
Monroe Lions Club sponsors the third annual Horse Pull at the Green County Fairgrounds on Sunday at 1pm. Many last year teams return across two classes, heavyweight over 3200 pounds and lightweight under 3200, with trophies and cash prizes of 65 to 35 dollars for top four. Judges include Orville Hawthorn and Gordon Mohns. Proceeds benefit community projects and visually handicapped programs.
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Green County Fairgrounds
Lowell Markwardt
Wisconsin Horse Pullers Association
Markwardt
Floyd Achterberg
Mr. Achterberg
Orville Hawthorn
William Rollins
Melvin Mauermann
Gordon Mohns
William Gibbons
Pull
Raymond Montgomery
Browntown
Carl Schlittler
Monticello
Gordon “Corky
Mohns
Twin Grove
Bud Ward
Waterloo
Wis
Dallas Christlieb
Montgomery
Mich
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