Substitute Is Given for Tax Plan by Group
MADISON AP The Assembly Republican Caucus committee studying urban has recommended a 4.97 million package including a municipal income surtax as a substitute for Gov Warren P Knowles urban aids bills. The Milwaukee schools language skills and teacher aids programs get 4.1 million. Other funds include 250000 for Aid to Families with Dependent Children for special needs. The surtax would go to the state and be returned to municipalities without a city by city limit. The plan also proposes altering piggy back sales tax to return money to counties or municipalities.
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Warren P. Knowles
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Kenneth Merkel
Brookfield
Milwaukee
Argyle Car Club To Be Organized
Argyle Times Special reports a Sunday meeting in the community building to organize an Argyle car club. Eighteen teens attended the first meeting. adults Peter Jaggs Terry Hanson and Phil Emberson assist. Seek building or garage space and contact the organizers. Funeral services for Oliver J Valley 58 Boscobel district conservation warden who died Wednesday.
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Terry Hanson
Phil Emberson
Boscobel (Ap
Oliver J. Valley
Boscobel
State Conservation Division
Grant
Richland
Crawford Counties
Victor Corson Receives Monroe Kiwanis Life Membership
Victor I. Corson 80, longtime Kiwanis secretary treasurer, is awarded the first local life membership at a Monroe Kiwanis Club meeting. Mayor Walter Ekum and city officials commend his 18 years of service, while new member Dwight Coplien is inducted.
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Bud) Park
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Expo Opens At Dane County Fairgrounds With Ceremony
Madison AP World Dairy Expo launches with a Dane County Fairgrounds ceremony and Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin speech at a $10 dinner. The event features 17 expert cooks in the youth building with daily free noon shows. Cattle judging spans Jerseys Ayrshires Browns Swiss Guernseys Holsteins across Monday to Wednesday with more Holsteins and milking shorthorns.
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Clifford M. Hardin
Red Cross Disaster Nursing Workshop Planned
The Green County Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold a disaster nursing workshop for nurses at the Court House Circuit Court Room on Tuesday October 7 from 9 am to 3 pm. Margaret Bennett RN of Fort Atkinson will conduct the session and a film Tornado will be shown. Nurses may contact Martha Tschudy Green County Nurse at the Courthouse to register.
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Specialty Co Starts Building New Monroe Facility
Ground was begun for a new building to which Monroe Specialty Company Inc will be moved upon completion in December. John W. MacInnis president said the building is being constructed by Robert Penniston Monroe just east of the city on Highway 1181. The business now operates at 1204 162 St Monroe Specialty Company Inc manufactures metal identification tags.
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Sex Education Topic Set for Monroe Church Discussion
Monroe Council of Churches plans a Sunday Evening session titled Sex Education Who Why Where. 8 p.m. at St Victor's Gym with Rev Larry Pinnow moderating a four speaker panel including Father Henry Kalscheuer Dr Frank Stiles Wayne Stroessner and Kathryn Etter. No admission fee. A free will offering accepted. Youth groups plan to attend. Refreshments provided.
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Larry Pinnow
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Henry N. Kalscheuer
St. Victor's
Frank Stiles
Wayne Stroessner
Kathryn Etter
Stroessner
Etter
Monroe Senior High
Wisconsin Assembly backs contempt ruling over Groppi protest
Attorney General Robert Warren told Judge James E. Doyle that the Assembly has inherent power to preserve itself, arguing Groppi’s jail for contempt followed a massive sit-in. Groppi’s lawyers argued the 1848 law and trial rights were violated, seeking restraining order. The judge planned to rule by Monday.
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Wisconsin
Robert Friebert
Milwaukee
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Warren
U.S
James E. Doyle
Playtime expanded preschool program opens Monday registrations
The Park and Recreation Department expands the Playtime preschool program to three mornings a week for four and five year olds. Registration runs next week at City Hall Park and Recreation office from 8 to 5 daily, with a 25 child cap per session. Sessions run October through February on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 9:30 to 11:30 at the Community Center in City Hall. Three year olds may register only if spaces remain. No charge.
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Hoffa parole bid denied as Parole Board sets March review
AP reports James R. Hoffa, former top union leader, will remain in federal prison at least another year and a half after the U S Parole Board rejected his request for early release. A March 1971 reconsideration is planned. Separately, Israel leader Golda Meir visits Milwaukee, Milwaukee English text.
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James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
U.S
Students Remain In Protest State Capitol Torchlight Parade Fizzles
MADISON AP Students continued protests at the Capitol though Rev James E Groppi was jailed and a planned torchlight parade barely sparked. Demonstrators planned a Tent City on the Capitol lawn while guards surrounded the area. Gov Knowles issued an order barring the tent protest and police cleared the lawns. One woman, Mrs Krean Kambitsis 25 Madison welfare mother, was arrested briefly before leaving.
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Capitol
James E. Groppi
Warren P. Knowles
Krean Kambitsis
Moon Rocks at UW Madison Exhibit Opens Today
Apollo 11 lunar samples arrive at the University of Wisconsin for study by chemist Lawrence Haskin and geologist Eugene Cameron. Over 140 NASA scientists will examine the rocks and soil in a public showing from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the new chemistry building.
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