Policy makers reject price minimum on milk
Wisconsin Agriculture Department policy makers rejected a proposed price floor on milk used for manufacturing cheese and butter. Board member Arden Grudem argued a state price minimum should not be set independently of neighboring states, while James C Runde urged action to curb inflationary pressure on dairy farmers. The board also asked the EPA to clarify farm pollution rules and potential exemptions. A Racine fire killed five people, including three children, in a blaze started in a davenport and chair cushions.
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Eau Claire
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National Farmers Organization
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Cuba City
John Butterbrodt
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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Racine, Wis
Racine
Russell Anderson
Nixon adviser warns of more food price hikes ahead
Herbert Stein, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, says another round of rapid food price increases is coming, with a likely 10 percent annual rate over six months. He cites inflation easing, but notes six months are needed for food supply to meet demand and criticizes meat price ceilings in May.
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Nixon
Herbert Stein
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
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Monroes 40th Homecoming Features Oldest Alumnus Arrival
Gerhart Stooffacher, oldest living Monroe High School alumnus from the Class of 1873, arrived by helicopter from New Glarus for halftime ceremonies. He danced with the chorus, led the MHS band, and swooned after a kiss from Homecoming queen Laurie Ganshert.
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Gerhart Stooffacher
New Glarus
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Peace negotiations test party unity over convention quotas
A Democratic party drafting committee session ended in anger amid tensions over convention quotas as top leaders seek unity. HEW proposes states get 50 percent federal reimbursement to locate and collect welfare payments from fathers, with potential savings of four dollars per dollar spent. Senate Finance approves broader state spending latitude on federal social aid, challenging earlier Weinberger restrictions. United Steelworkers vow substantial wage gains and better fringe benefits in upcoming steel industry talks. President I W Abel hints demands may exceed the 5.5 percent guideline.
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Trial ordered in brain-death case over heart transplant
In Oakland a 36-year-old automobile polisher faces murder trial after a victim’s heart was kept beating for a transplant. Defense argues lack of death, while prosecutors hint at redefining death in California.
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Andrew D. Lyons
California
Boston
Evelyn R. Wagler
Roxbury
Heath and Brandt seek market appeal and transatlantic talks
British Prime Minister Edward Heath and West German Chancellor Willy Brandt plan discussions aimed at boosting Britain's appeal of the European Common Market. They will also review transatlantic issues with the United States including modernization of the U S European partnership and East West troop cut talks. In New York the U N blocks South Africa over racial policy despite continued membership. Kissinger wraps Arab Israeli talks calling it a new kind of dialogue. He notes urgent review of Latin American policy.
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Edward Heath
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Israelis Begin Action Across Egypt and Syria Fronts
Fighting erupted on the Egyptian and Syrian fronts after Israel began partial mobilization following Yom Kippur fast. Jets clashed over Mt Hermon as Syrian and Israeli forces traded fire near the Golan Heights while Cairo and Damascus reported attacks and counterstrikes along the Suez Canal area.
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Moshe Dayan
Lucey between welfare foes and reforms in Wisconsin
Gov. Patrick J. Lucey faces opposition from Republicans over not pushing welfare reform and from recipients over vetoing a special needs provision. GOP leaders cite rising welfare rolls from 67,000 to 85,000 since 1971 and push bills to reduce them while Lucey’s wife Jean advocates work.
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Patrick J. Lucey
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Lucey
Johnson
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Dane
Wisconsin
GOP
News groups vow to fight Agnew subpoenas
News organizations including The New York Times The Washington Post Newsweek Time CBS NBC and others oppose subpoenas to reveal sources in the Spiro Agnew investigation. They call the action an invasion of First Amendment rights and vow court battles to protect confidential sources.
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No immunity for Agnew, Justice Dept. argues
The Justice Department says the Constitution provides no criminal immunity for the vice president, asserting only the president has immunity. The brief notes Burr and Kerner as contrasts, and cites potential October statute limits on some alleged illegal acts.
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Carl Albert
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Career Night at Monroe High School Seeks Opportunities
Juniors and seniors at Monroe High School and their parents can learn about career options at the annual Career Night at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Lecture Hall. Local and regional colleges and military branches will present programs and aid information during sectional meetings. Afterward a Q&A and refreshments follow the sessions.
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Edward Staskal
Monticello
Juta
Albany
South Wayne
New Glarus
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