Editorial: Let Them Eat Kasha and Stand Firm
A set of economists proposes countermeasures to oil blackmail by withholding food and goods, arguing for coordinated action among oil buyers. Agriculture Secretary Butz notes the U S rejected food cutbacks as ineffective and dangerous, urging restraint to avoid claims of genocide while grain production remains high. The piece questions Arab dependence on Soviet exports and cautions against harming hungry people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
United States
Soviet Union
A Little Less Oil Has Big Ripple Effects on Jobs
The energy crisis warning grows beyond fuel shortages to its broader impact. A 15 percent cut in petrochemical output could cost up to 1.6 million American jobs and over 65 billion dollars in domestic production value. Plastics would feel the pinch with 560,000+ layoffs and about 23 billion in lost output as feedstocks like propane tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Arthur D. Little Research Organization
Arthur D. Little
Times Children’s Club Day and New Members Listing
A local Times Children’s Club page lists event days December 2 to December 8 with participant names and addresses, plus new member introductions Robert Ostby Jr Tina Pick Amy Nafzger Julie Hunt Bruce Briggs. A panel discussion on handicapped children education under Chapter 89 of 1973 is scheduled for December 3 at Verona High School Auditorium with speakers from the Department of Public Instruction and a Madison parent. Jeune ana yachi Wenger from Platteville spent the weekend with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
14Th Ave
Tina Renee Pick
Amy Lou Nafzger
Julie Hunt
19Th Ave
Bruce Arnold Briggs
Monticello
Cesa 15
Verona High School
Alverna Robinson
Vernon Smith
Andrew Papineau
Division For Handicapped Children
Department of Public Instruction
Peg Olson
Madison
Daily Horoscope for Aries to Pisces December 3 1973
Aries listens for wise advice to uncover problems and find solutions Taurus prefers charitable company and helpers. Gemini can advance by showing willingness to share the workload Cancer urges careful planning as today's choices shape the future Leo worries over a partner and opens up doubts Virgo stresses practical decisions with logic leading Libra highlights new tools to ease tasks with mindful spending Scorpio urges relaxation and social pleasures Sagittarius advises gentle family guidance without commands Capricorn should clear up correspondence and reconnect Aquarius may invest to impress without overspending Pisces awaits distant contact that could change plans
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Gemini
Leo
Scorpio
December 3 1979 Horoscope Segment
December 3 1979 forecast suggests you focus on domestic matters. Pleasant changes may occur, bringing overall benefits to you and your family.
Wisconsin River Roots and Lake Tragedies Highlight 19th Century History
A compact retrospective notes Father Allouez founding St Francis Xavier mission at Oconto, Wisconsin statehood, Madison capital, Fort Howard, and early business ventures. It recalls shipwrecks on Lake Michigan and Lake Superior, local price lists from 1890s markets, and Sheboygan County’s 1836 creation with river-named counties.
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Wisconsin
Claude Allouez
St. Francis Xavier
Oconto River
Illinois
Michigan Territory
Madison
Belmont
U.S
Fort Howard
Green Bay
Doty
Orphan Asylum
Milwaukee
Orland S. Loomis
Territorial
Wisconsin Mineral and Transportation Company
Wisconsin Shot Company
Helena
Sheboygan
Manitowoc
Rock
St. Croix
Kenosha
Kewaunee
Oconto
Eau Claire
Grant
Chippewa
Buffalo County
Panel named to probe Kennedy assassination facts
A high level panel was formed by President Joy to investigate John F. Kennedy’s assassination so the nation and world may know the facts. Also noted are local items including tax rate action, deer hunting toll, new Chamber directors, and several “years ago today” recollections from 1933 to 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy
John F. Kennedy
Frederick Ties
Brodhead
Willy Mays
Chamber of Commerce
David K. Bennett
Uno Miller
Howard P. Olsen
Robert Rosa
Kenneth W. Stuart
William K. Bauman
Robert J. Hahlen
Alden J. Hawthorne
Ralph C. Phillips
W. Howard Smith
Sarah
Monroe Deaconess Hospital
United Brethren Church In Christ
H. H. Fout
Alfred Armstrong
Cadiz
Today in Jury By The Associated Press
Today is Saturday December 1, 1973 with events from 1918 to 1969 noted. Highlights include Yugoslavia's formation, the 1824 election crisis, and civil rights and World War II milestones. Birthdays list Mary Martin and Woody Allen among others.
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THE
Associated Press
Yugoslavia
U.S
House of Representatives
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
William Crawford
Henry Clay
Carlisle
Britain
German East Africa
Saar
Germany
United States
Formosa
Chicago
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Congress
White House
Weary
Dublin
Mary Martin
Woody Allen
Philemon
Painting Class at Decatur Center Opens Jan 10
A painting class labeled x class at Blackhawk Tech Decatur Center starts January 10 at 1 p.m the course runs Thursday afternoons Mary Hunt of Janesville will teach interested people can call Andy Oliver at Blackhawk Tech 3974356 for details DEARTH'S offers a 2 year 25000 mile warranty on new carsTagged as public notice style and ad copy the record preserves the event and warranty mention
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Decatur Center
Blackhawk Tech
David
Mary) Hunt
Janesville
Andy Oliver
Abby says how to handle love divided by marriage
A reader asks Abby about a summer romance with a married man and a woman who wants to marry him. Abby suggests ending contact, telling the truth, and not risking families. other letters discuss open flies, returning a lost dog, and rewards for good deeds.
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Arby
Dotty
Abby
Jumpy
Buddy
AGAPE
Colorado
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Monroe Evening Times
Emery A. Odell
Monroe
6Th Ave
Inland Daily Press Association
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
AP News
Fle
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Dane
Jo Davies
Stephenson
Winnebago
Don Oakley
Kasha
Times Children's Club
Karalee Ray Phillips
Kimberly Jane Graber
9Th Ave
Jane Ellen Ritschard
Jeanne Ellen Grossen
Browntown
David Alan Rufer
25Th Ave
Randel Scott Guttmer
18Th Ave
Kyle Wayne Shrader
Rt. 3
Polo
Ill
Mark Wendell Severson
16Th Ave
Michael Leigh Kammerude
9Th St
Traci Ann Larson
Verona
Shellie Mauermann
Douglas Alan Lehr
Rt 1
Nancy Kay Weekerly
Ricky Lee Wiesenberg
Chad Lee Teasdale
Shullsburg
David Jerome Bell
Darlington
Laurie Rose Fox
Gratiot
Jamie Jo Fritsch
17Th Ave
Mark Alan Bartelt
Rt. 1
Mark ‘Arlen Coplien
26Th Ave
Robert Dale Ostby Jr
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohns
Une Ana Yachi Wenger
Platteville
Mrs. Lavern Wenger
Bernice Bedec
Srthooy
Thes Badger
SS. S.C. Baldwin
Lake Michigan
S.S. Kamloops
Lake Superior
S.S. Westmorland
Desmond
Sheboygan County
Brown
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Shipburgen
Monroe Cheesemakers
New Glarus Quintet
Gripsholm
New Jersey
CWA
Lila Schmid
Merchants
Goetz Theater
Hilda Buholzer
Monroe Ice Co
Oliver S. Rundell
Joint Legislative Committee
Adam Zweifel
H. L. Ball & Son
William Eley and Son
Louise
LOO
Iu-Art
Mastercraft
Dean A Yenebby
Triana
F. M
Newport News
P. S
Abigail van Buren
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Beverly Hills
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15Th Avenue
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