State NFO convention to draw about 1000 in Monroe
About 1,000 Wisconsin NFO members from all 72 counties flock to Monroe on Saturday for the State NFO convention at Monroe Junior High School Auditorium. Main speaker DeVon Woodland of Idaho and Wisconsin Governor Patrick Lucey are slated to attend and speak. The event runs 9 a.m. registration, 10 a.m. business meeting, noon luncheon, afternoon talks, and a 5 p.m. banquet at Idle Hour Mansion before Woodland closes the program.
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Monroe
NFO
DeVon Woodland
Black Foot
Idaho
National Farmers Organization
Patrick Lucey
Steve Pazich
Mason
Wis
Allen Skroch
Ray Kech
Joe Leberty
Woodland
Bingham County
NFC
Ambrose Wenger
New Glarus
Mmes
Abert Nyhns
Herbert Freidrichs
Blanchardville
William Grossen
Rt. 1
Belleville
Fred Krebs
Ralph Langer
Beloit
Ted Sager
Rt. 4
Leon Baumgartner
Brodhead
Green County Group
Bomb threat halts Watergate committee session in Senate
Three anonymous calls warned of a bomb in the Senate Caucus Room causing an abrupt halt to the Watergate committee inquiry. Police searched the room for 25 minutes after it was vacated. no device was found. Rufus Edmisten arranged a live quorum call to orderly evacuate the chamber.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Watergate Committee
Rufus Edminston
Edminston
Capitol
Edmisten
Watergate Committee
Capitol Police
Monroe High Homecoming Activities Include Parade and Dance
Monroe High School hosts homecoming activities Friday with a poster contest deadline at 11 a.m. and judging after. A pep rally runs 1:30 to 2:15, student dismissals follow for parading, and the homecoming parade circles the square returning to the high school. At 7:45 p.m. the football game against Fort Atkinson will be played at Holyoke Field, with the dance set for Saturday at 8.
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Monroe High School
Northside
South
East
Lincoln
Monroe
Fort Atkinson
Holyoke Field
Lucey Urges New Standards in State Leadership Session
Governor Patrick Lucey outlines a broad agenda focusing on energy environment highway safety health care consumer protection reform and ethics during a joint Wisconsin Legislature session. He notes 1000 days in office and urges bipartisan progress while urging restraint on 1973 budget provisions.
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Madison
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
Lucey
Lucey outlines Wisconsin reform agenda across safety health and justice
In a government program Lucey endorses campaign finance reform to protect integrity of politics and public trust. He seeks mandatory seat belt laws to cut highway fatalities and a two day jail sentence for first drunk driving. He also backs health care rate scrutiny and a public private quality mechanism, prison reform to separate youthful from mature offenders, and measures on UW system mergers corporate farming cable regulation waste recycling and land use.
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Lucey
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Judge lectures Agnew probe jurors on media influence
US District Court Judge Walter E. Hoffman publicly addressed 18 of 22 grand jurors in Baltimore, warning against media influence as the panel probes alleged Maryland political corruption connected to Vice President Agnew. The session followed private meetings with defense and DOJ lawyers and included a waiting witness, William J. Muth.
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Baltimore
Spiro T. Agnew
US District Court
Walter E. Hoffman
Agnew
Justice Department
Hoffman
Muth
Maryland
Nixon defends Agnew as not asked to resign
President Nixon said he has never asked Vice President Spiro Agnew to resign and voiced support for Henry Petersen. He rejected contingency plans to replace Agnew and said Richardson told him Petersen and aides leaked nothing about the investigation. Nixon urged belief in Agnew's innocence unless proved otherwise and discussed potential Europe trip timing.
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Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Henry Petersen
Petersen
Elliot Richardson
Agnew
Justice Department
Bruno Kreisky
Israel
Europe
Swift council approves routine city actions at brief session
The Monroe City Council authorized employment for Dallas L. Cecil as an engineering assistant at 2.75 per hour and a Madison conference attendance. ordered a 9th Street 21st Avenue stop sign. approved Monroe High School homecoming parade. approved license transfers and contractor licenses. approved sewer televising payments and treatment plant equipment purchases. approved major contract payments and highway improvements funding. authorized manhole sealing, storm sewer extension, and bid advertisements. paid claims and adjourned.
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Monroe
Dallas L. Cecil
Madison
9Th St
21St Ave
Monroe High School
Edgerton
Meir rejects Austrian camp closure on emigration flow
In Jerusalem Golda Meir dismissed Austria’s decision to close Schoenau transit camp as unlikely to halt Jews leaving the Soviet Union via Austria. She mourned Chancellor Kreisky for not reversing the pledge to Arab terrorists to shutter the facility.
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Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Schoenau
Soviet Union
Austria
Vienna
Segretti testimony and senate hearing developments
Donald H. Segretti testified before the Senate Watergate committee in a moment that nearly became an untelevised public hearing. CBS offered to broadcast his appearance and possibly other witnesses after networks halted live coverage. Segretti apologized for past tricks on Democrats calling them wrong and inappropriate for American politics.
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Washington
Donald H. Segretti
CBS
Segretti
Senate Watergate Committee
Maynard Jackson forces runoff in Atlanta mayor race
In Atlanta, Vice Mayor Maynard Jackson, 35, led 10 rivals with 47 percent of votes, 47,041, forcing a runoff against white incumbent Sam Massell on October 16. Massell trailed with 19,760 votes.
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Atlanta, Ga
Maynard Jackson
Sam Massell
Jackson
Massell
Expo honors Green County at Madison five day agenda
Green County is saluted by the World Daily Expo at the Dane County Coliseum in Madison for a five day event. Saturday is Green County Day with displays by the Green County Publicity Committee and WEKZ. The Green County area includes the Cheesemobile August Burgi Cream Puff Mobile Bakery Dairy Queens and Holstein Booth with cheese sales and exhibits.
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Green County
Dane County Coliseum
Madison
Green County Publicity Committee
WEKZ
Bev Craig
August Burgi
Cream Puff Mobile
Ag Chest
Green County Dairy Queens
Green County Holstein
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