Rioting at Green Bay Reformatory After Inmate Encounters
Inmate Jesse White of Milwaukee sparked a clash with guards at Green Bay State Reformatory last Friday after a failed pass request. White fled to a recreation hall and allegedly threw billiard balls. he later returned to his cell as guards departed. White, convicted of attempting to murder a Milwaukee patrolman in 1969, was moved to Waupun State Prison Monday. A second incident involved three of White’s friends who left their work detail to confront the reprimanding guard.
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Green Bay. Wis
Green Bay State Reformatory
Donald Quatsoe
Quatsoe
Jesse White
Milwaukee
White
Robert Schroeder
Waupun
Wisconsin sets stud tire period for winter use
The Wisconsin Division of Motor Vehicles lists November 10 to March 15 as the legal window for stud snow tires on highways. Studs were restricted last year to Oct 15 to Apr 15 but were shifted to Nov 12 this year. Officials estimate studs damage roads at about $2 million monthly after hearings with northern and southern lawmakers debating the period and bans.
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Stadison
Wis
Division of Motor Vehicles
Thas
Wisconsin
South
Marijuana Shipment Found In Wisconsin Station Wagon
The Wisconsin Criminal Investigation Division reported agents found marijuana and hashish in a station wagon towed from a roadside ditch on Wednesday. Robert J. Lukasavitz, 29, of rural Campbellsport, is jailed on carrying a concealed weapon and traffic charges after being unable to pay towing bills. Authorities valued the seized substances between $10,000 and $40,000.
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Tomahawk
Wis
State Criminal Investigation Division
Dist. Atty
James Rogers
Robert J. Lukasavitz
Campbellsport
Lincoln County
Wisconsin GOP to endorse candidates before primaries
The Wisconsin Republican Party's executive committee decided to continue endorsing specific GOP candidates for statewide offices before primaries. The move, backed by a task force, aims to maintain party visibility after large losses last November.
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Lake Ventun
Wis
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Meat cutters at Oscar Mayer plan Monday work refusal
In Madison 3200 meat cutters at the Oscar Mayer plant will refuse to work Monday in a protest against the Nixon wage-price freeze. Gary Paske said the action is a day of dedication not a strike. The union locals voted unanimously, while Oscar Mayer officials see it as a contract violation.
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Madison, Wis
Oscar Mayer
Madison
Gary Paske
Paske
International Office
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen’s Union
Wisconsin State Fair urged to continue with year round facilities
Madison Wisconsin. The State Department of Agriculture urged continuation of the Wisconsin State Fair saying funds should fund 1972 planning. Kiernan Powers said top priority is money from the facility to run the fair. The legislature disbanded the troubled fair and operations move to a three man board appointed by Gov Lucey. The state may authorize 18 million in bonds for new facilities if private leasing deals are profitable.
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Madison
Wis
State Para of Agriculture
Kiernan Powers
Patrick J. Lucey
Milwaukee
Teachers urge self reliance to motivate Milwaukee students
Prof. Samuel Proctor of Rutgers told a teachers conference in Milwaukee that only a few students believe their fate lies in their own hands. He urged teachers to instill independence and self reliance in children, urging them not to be parasites on society. The conference was sponsored by Educational Coordinates promoting educational innovations.
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Milwaukee
Ciuaren
Samuel Proctor
Rutgers University
Proctor
Educational Coordinates
Bill to repeal Lucey tax sharing formula eyed
Assistant Senate Majority Leader Raymond Johnson plans a bill to repeal Gov. Patrick Lucey’s tax redistribution formula. The Eau Claire Republican called the current system dangerous in principle and costly. He urged bipartisan backing for an alternative plan that would provide state aid for basic municipal services common to all communities.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Senate
Raymond Johnson
Patrick Lucey
Johnson
Nixon pledges anti inflation drive with or without labor aid
President Nixon told about 2000 AFL CIO delegates at a Miami Beach labor meeting he will push his wage price control program to stop inflation even if labor withholds cooperation. He praised labor support for Vietnam policy and a strong national defense while pledging continued action within his powers.
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Miami Beach
Nixon
Aflcio
United States
Labor Federation
Labor - Industry Public Pay Board
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Organized Labor
Cost of living rises despite price freeze in Oct
Government data show a 0.2 percent rise in October as costs for 1972 cars, clothing, shelter, and housing edged up. The 12 month CPI up 3.8 percent, while earnings for private nonfarm workers fell to 129.11 dollars per week.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Around the Block with Helen Trip Feature
A brief guide to features and sections in the issue lists Around the Block with Helen on page 5, church directory on page 4, editorials page 2, society news page 3, and local news. It outlines where to find arts and community items across the pages.
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Helen
Sports Society
Muriel Coleman outlines GOP campaign path at Green County event
Muriel Coleman spoke at the Green County Republican Women’s Club luncheon at the Swiss Wheel, promoting her book Why I Run and urging continued volunteer work. She stressed youth involvement, party unity, and the 1972 Nixon campaign, noting her roles as state Young Republican chair and Assembly aide.
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Muriel Coleman
Madison
Joe
Jeanne) Tregoning
Green-Lafayette County Assembly
Dane
Party
Wisconsin of Young Republican State Executive Committee
Wisconsin Assembly
Monroe Obituary Robert E Hardell Jr Dies in Bethesda
Robert E Hardell Jr 44 of 2020 10th St died at NIH Clinical Center Bethesda Md around 4:30 p m Thursday Nov 18 after being admitted Sept 8 for specialized diagnostic treatment His Jaycees chapter founded a athletic scholarship in his name praising his community service and youth work His parents Mr and Mrs Robert E Hardell Sr traveled to Bethesda and back to Monroe He was born Feb 10 1927 in Cleveland and lived in Monroe since 1940 a Monroe High School graduate and WWII veteran He worked for Wisconsin Power and Light Co and left behind two brothers William and James A a memorial fund is planned Shriner Neuswander Funeral Home handling arrangements
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Robert E. Hardell Jr
10Th St
National Institute of Health Clinical Center
Bethesda
Monroe Jaycees
Jaycees
Robert E. Hardell Sr
Robert E
Cleveland
Gertrude Frey Hardell
Monroe
Ohio
Monroe High School
American Legion
Carlisle Military School
Bamberg
S.C
Utah State University
University of Wisconsin Madison
Headquarters Service Co
343Rd Engineer Regiment
Germany
Evening Times
Mexico City
Bob
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
William
Athens
James A
Charlottsville
Shriner - Neushwander Funeral Home
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