Neushwander Scholarship Created For Monroe High Band
A new Albert R. and Hazel E. Neushwander Scholarship will award at least 13 000 annually to a Monroe High School senior with outstanding band musicianship and service. If no top candidate exists a year, multiple recipients may be chosen later. The fund comes from Mrs Neushwander’s estate and 5 percent of her residuals with income directed by a school committee. Albert Neushwander, longtime band director and prominent local figure, is honored in the naming.
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Lote
Albert R. Neushwander
Neushwander
Benown
Albert R
Hazel E. Neushwander
Albert Neushwander
Monroe
Neashwander
Allan F. Barnard
Monroe Public Schools
U. S. Marine Band
Madison
Wisconsin
Neushwanders
Planning and Judiciary Committee
Edna Barnett
Cora
Chester Lewis
Fred Felder
Richard J. Hyland
Mara Lee Bergum
Otto H. Erzinger
Jacqueline A. Kirishkow
Richard E. Wilde
Alice H. Wilde
Geraldine J. Johnson
Rees Construction Co
James Mauermann
Forester
Edward Grossen
Baraboo Tree Service
Alphorn Ford
Ford
Park Board
General Reserve
Davy Engineering Co
Relief Supplies Pour Into Eas ACCA East Pakistan
Swiss and German aircraft delivered relief as President Nixon earmarked 10 million dollars for rehabilitation. Officials warned relief was far from enough with death toll estimates ranging widely and many areas still untouched.
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ACCA
East Pakistan
Nixon
A. M. Anisuzzaman
Bay of Bengal
GM production delay eases but 1st batch still uncertain
GM plans to resume production at key stamping plants by December with full output possibly by mid month, while a nationwide strike idled 294,000 workers for nine weeks. A new national contract is being ratified, with some plants still awaiting local agreements as unions seek settlements.
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General Motors Corp
Reece Mal Pel
Ear Hae
On Cao
Farmers seek national bargaining on marketing orders
AP News In Brief notes Nelson, elected to a second term, pushing for national legislation to omit marketing orders and allow bargaining with food processors for all farmers. He favors state regional or national commodity arrangements and criticizes voluntary joiners of bargaining groups.
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Nelson
Farm Bureau
Airports lack glide slope guidance for many U S airliners
An AP analysis shows more than half of U S airports serving scheduled airliners lack ILS glide slope devices. 304 continental airports handle about 2,000 flights daily without this equipment, including Phoenix and Los Angeles, raising safety concerns raised by Rep. Jack Brooks about FAA funding and standards.
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Marshall University
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Ariz
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
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W. Va
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Hilltop
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Fla
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Maine
Helena
Mont
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Pacific
Scandinavian Airlines
Ocean
Washington
Brooks
Congress
NFO Defends Pool System Earnings at Tuesday Meeting
Ricardo Avila of the National Farmers Organization spoke for over two hours defending the Chicago Order 30 super pool amid AMPI criticism. He cited MPC figures showing 7.22 billion pounds of milk yielded 3.72 million dollars in 13 months, with funds allocated to districts and producer value after expenses. Avila urged surplus to be returned to dairymen, noting promotional spending and questions about where profits go as promotions rise.
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Dairy Commodity Department
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Chicago Super Pool
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Central Milk Producers Cooperative
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Aurora Township
Rock County
Beloit
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LaCrosse Area
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Monroe Council Advances 1971 Budget and Hearing Planned
The Monroe City Council gave first reading to a 1971 budget of 1,255,330 with a public hearing set for December 1. Street funds rise to 320,060, contingent to 30,000, and highway fund to 35,825. Tax revenue to cover shortfall is projected at 264,845. The plan includes fire trucks, street route maintenance, new lights, and annexation study referrals.
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Ald. Kirchner
State Highway Department
12Th Avenue
12Th Street
24Th Street
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Chamber of Commerce
Police and Safety Committee
Fund Drive Hits 70 Percent Mark in United Fund Campaign
Monroe's United Fund reaches 70 percent with St. Clare Hospital special drive. Leonard J. Haney urges late pledges as 1970 budget tops 36,750, a 13 percent rise. St. Clare Hospital employees contribute nearly 2,000, boosted by Theodore Huebner and Millie Trujillo.
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United Fund
St. Clare Hospital
Leonard J. Haney
United Way
Haney
Theodore Huebner
Millie Trujillo
Huebner
First National Bank
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