Glancing Back Oct 3 1963 Known good youth and crime notes
A city PTA address praised youths as good by Rev T Parry Jones. Mobster Valachi named a man tied to two Wisconsin cheese firms as his Cosa Nostra godfather. Prairie Farmer editor Paul C Johnson to speak at National Mechanical Corn Picking Contest Oct 24 in Monroe.
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Wisconsin lawmakers reconvene in Fall 1973 session
Legislative report from Madison outlines key actions ahead including license fee debates for nonresidents, vetoes, and pending bills on seat belts, snowmobiles, cable TV, cabinet government, and a gas tax. Also includes bingo regulation, boat registration fee changes, and motor boat rules.
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Monroe Evening Times Publication Details and Subscriber Instructions
The Monroe Evening Times standardizes its record with founding date October 13 1898 editor Emery A Odell details and delivery terms. It lists publication days metrics postal rates by carrier mail routes Wisconsin Illinois counties and subscription prices with prepaid condition and office hours. It instructs subscribers to know their carrier and contact methods for missed deliveries and notices mail subscribers to report irregular delivery.
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Monroe Evening Times
Editorials Turn On Agnew Resignation And Impeachment Risks
A column weighs Agnew's possible resignation and possible impeachment strategy. Lawyers argue the vice president may not be subject to criminal process until impeached, while observers discuss implications for Nixon and the 1976 race. The piece notes the politics of replacing a nonpartisan interim VP and the potential for a Nixon impeachment crisis.
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Judge Feifer hunts down contempt amid hot courtroom
In Santa Monica municipal court Judge Oliver Feifer ordered two maintenance workers who refused to lower a thermostat after a county energy conservation order to be arrested for contempt. They served a 45 minute confinement until the temperature met the judge’s standard.
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