You All Spoken Here Book Praises Southern White House Speech
The Associated Press notes Roy Wilder argues a glossary of Southern terms could ease social friction in the Carter White House. Terms like wild as a peach orchard boar and other dialect phrases are cited as examples of the region’s language and culture.
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White House
Washington
Roy Wilder
Raleigh, N.C
Wilder
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Georgia
Ty Cobb
Car Fire Damages Albany Vehicle After Gas Leak Ignition
Firefighters responded to a car fire parked in front of Albany Bowling Lanes on Main St. The blaze, likely sparked by a gas leak and a tossed cigarette, consumed the vehicle with no injuries reported. The car was a total loss and flames reportedly reached a nearby garage.
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Albany
Albany Fire Department
Mary Ann Sucharski
Main St
Darlington
Lafayette County
Lois N. Nelson
Rt. 2
Argyle
St. Clare Hospital
Wis. 81
Fritz L. Wenger
Rt. 3
Klondike
Wis. 69
CT. H
John C. McElhaney
Country Lane
Rodger D. Harbert
Belleville
Ct.cc
Exeter Township
Harbert
Albany Township
Bump Rd
Wis
Timothy O. Jones
Jones
Monroe district to name new south side elementary school
Residents will vote to name the new elementary school in Monroe School District. A committee led by Board Member Sybil Teehan presented five candidate names, which were then drawn for order on the ballot.
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Monroe
Sybil Teehan
Monroe Evening Times
13Th St
Gertrude Erb
Rodney Kittelsen
Abraham Lincoln
Edelweiss
John A. Schindler
Monroe Clinic
Cementary School
Budget hearing set for Green County 1977 budget
Citizens may speak at a public hearing Thursday in the Circuit Courtroom at 8 30 p m on the proposed Green County budget for 1977. Expenditures are listed at 8 972 904 with revenues 6 363 562 a net tax levy of 2 383 830 and equalized rate about 4 67 per 1 000. last year 4 90.
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Green County
Circuit
County Board of Supervisors
Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisors
Leaders Meet With Carter In Plains During Transition
Democratic congressional leaders and Vice President elect Mondale plan a meeting with Jimmy Carter in Plains to discuss working with the House and Senate on domestic issues. The session focuses on unemployment and the economy as Carter steps into the transition from Ford. Carter and Kissinger were also set to meet, with a Ford-Carter meeting planned in Washington early next week.
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Plains
Jimmy Carter
Carter
House
Senate
Walter F. Mondale
Congress
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Ford
Washington
Shock troops crush siege in Amman hotel attack
King Hussein’s shock troops ended a four hour siege at the Intercontinental Hotel in Amman. A Jordanian spokesman said seven people were killed, including three terrorists, two hotel employees, and two soldiers.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Intercontinental
Albany Wins Cage Opener In Late Bold Fashion
Albany secures a season opening win on the basketball court with a decisive performance. The card highlights a sports page featuring the win and other column items while noting broader sections and columnist features.
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al McGuire
Tom Mitchell
Albany
Monroe Council studies snow removal ordinances and recalls fire chief
Monroe City Council discussed two snow removal ordinances and set a December 7 public hearing. One ordinance bans throwing snow or debris into streets from private property with a 20 dollar fine and possible jail. The second prohibits parking during snow removal and authorizes towing with fines up to 30 days in jail. The meeting also honored former Fire Chief Joe Benkett and approved multiple city contracts and expenditures including sewer work, easements, road access, staffing changes, siren funds, and snow removal bids for 1976-77.
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Monroe
Clifford Reasa
Joe Benkett
Thurman
Rose Craige
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Illinois Central Gulf Railroad
Wis
Baumgartner Road
Value Village
John F. Schindler
Freeman Hanson
Nathan Klassy
University of Wisconsin Extension
13Th St
13Th Ave
Joseph Huber Brewing Company
Joseph E. Hughes
6Th Ave
Gary R. Larsen
Brodhead
Larry G. Hoover
Predicted 1977 Beef Prices Reach New High
Washington AP reports that Agriculture Department economist Richard Crom predicts retail beef prices will rise to a record average of 1.49 per pound in 1977, up from 1.39 in 1976 and 1.46 the previous year, due to reduced cattle herds amid losses from a beef glut.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Richard J. Crom
Department
Economic Research Service
Cram
Crom
Wis 81 project in works from Monroe to Argyle
Plans to rebuild Wis 81 from Monroe to Argyle move forward as Harold Myhre cites available right of way funds and pending approval by the Wisconsin Highway Commission. Ronald Fiedler projects a $3.5 million 12.5 mile scope with $200,000 for initial right of way and a $1 million 1978 construction request, funded 70 percent by federal funds and 30 percent by state funds.
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Monroe
Argyle
Harold Myhre
Madison
Division of Highways
Myhre
The
Times
Green
Lafayette
Ronald Fiedler
the Times
Fiedler
Wisconsin Highway Commission
Federal Highway Commission
Highway Commissions
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Swiss Cheese Capital
U.S.A
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Green County Fair
Lloyd Deininger
Lyle Rodger
Herbert Stauffacher
Fred T. Burgy
Ken
Rita) Baker
Allan Holt
Shopple
Ken Allen
Don Deininger
Evan Liedschlag
Oliver Miller
David Cunningham
Ableman, Corbins and Smith
Certified Public Accountants
Debbie Grenzow
Jeanine Steffen
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People Today
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Abby
Area Journal
Council
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Dearborn
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Rees Construction Co
Victor N. Schiller
10Th Ave
2Nd St
25Th Ave
27Th Ave
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