Farm Bureau elects directors and Miss Green County queen
The Green County Farm Bureau held its annual meeting at Monroe High School with about 175 attendees. Donald Witt was elected director. existing directors Donald Deininger Kendall Digman Robert Brunkow and Dean Streiff were re elected. Miss Beth Ann Babler 19 Monticello was crowned Miss Green County Farm Bureau and runners up were Beatrice Ackerman. Outstanding 4 H Girl and Boy were Nadean Streiff and Alan Bertelrud. A reorganizational meeting will elect officers Monday.
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Green County Farm Bureau
Green County
Green County Farm Bureau Cooperative
Monroe
Donald Witt
Rt. 1
Monticello
William Leopold
Donald Deininger
Kendall Digman
Robert Brunkow
Dean Streiff
New Glarus
Farm Bureau
Marvin Siedschlag
Roy Block
Harold M. Whitehead
Beth Ann Babler
Albert Babler Sr
Diane Stoehr
Albany
Babler
Madison Area _ Technical College
Whitewater State University
Monticello High School
Bablers
Beatrice Ackerman
Melvin Ackerman
Rt. 4
Ackerman
University Hospitals
Alan Bertelrud
Abert Nyhus
Blanchardville
AP News In Brief Highlights Washington Policy Skirmishes
Federal judges halted longshoremen strikes on West Coast docks and in Chicago, ordering a 10 day return to work amid hearings on extending the 80 day Taft Hartley moratorium. Senate negotiators edge toward a $21 billion military procurement bill with debates over a Vietnam withdrawal deadline. Proxmire proposes repealing the wage price freeze and creating a review board as Connally touts a $15.4 billion tax cut amid Senate hearings. Wild brush fire in Santa Barbara destroys homes and forces evacuations. B52 strikes target North Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos as shelling and patrol clashes continue.
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Washington
West Coast
Chicago
Senate
House
U.S
Indochina
Mike Mansfield
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Senate Finance Committee
Nixon
Connally
Barrel of Beer debuts new Huber product and concept
The Jos Huber Brewing Co announces Barrel of Beer a new theme bottle and marketing push by Mass Markets of America. The product aims for broad distribution with a recycled barrel shaped bottle and slogans Barrel Up with a Barrel of Beer and Barrel Out.
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Jos. Huber Brewing Co
Monroe
America
Chicago
New York City
Howard Cooper
Cooper
Jos Huber Brewing Co
Fred Huber
Ted Eisch
Huber Brewmaster
Siebel Institute of Technology
Ill
Huber Brewing Co
Madison
Wis
Joseph Huber
Marc Swayze
Olinkraft
Olinkraft, Inc
Wisconsin Senate moves to broaden sheriff terms to four years
The Wisconsin Senate on Wednesday passed a resolution proposing a constitutional change to extend sheriff terms from two to four years. If approved by both houses this session, the measure must be reapproved next session before a statewide referendum.
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Madison
Wis
State Senate
Assembly
Lawmakers Consider Replacing Tax Reform Panel in Dysfunction
Madison reports say legislators may disband a six member tax reform conference committee and form a new panel with reduced partisanship. Rep. Ernest Korpela and Sen. Jack Steinhilber clash as Democrats accuse Republicans of blocking the 1971 73 budget while Republicans counter that reform demands are excessive.
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Madison
Ernest Korpela
Korpela
Washburn
Patrick Lucey
Jack Steinhilber
Lucey
Madison Republican seeks budget action on stalled 1971-73 plan
Rep. John Shabaz of New Berlin urged the Democratic controlled Assembly to move the fiscal package to the floor to prove who delays. His motion failed 63-35 as Democrats press tax reform before the budget. The Senate ignored reform, sending the issue to a conference committee. The Assembly also sent a bill to remove the mourning dove from the game bird list.
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Madison
GOP
Assembly
John Shabaz
New Berlin
Shabaz
Senate
Lucey Halts Wisconsin Police Grant Distribution
Congressional investigators question how police assistance funds were distributed in Wisconsin. Gov. Lucey suspended $379,710 in grants not yet investigated, affecting 14 counties and about 36 municipalities as LEAA scrutiny grows. Jerris Leonard was to testify.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Walter F. Kelly
Council On Criminal Justice
House
Subcommittee On
Leonard
Prescott
Dunn
Barron
Clark
Pierce
Polk
St. Croix
Kelly
Lucey
Wisconsin Senate blocks contraceptives sale bill
The Wisconsin Senate defeated a bill 17-15 to legalize contraceptives sales by pharmacists for unmarried buyers, keeping them as lawbreakers for at least two more years. Senator Nile Soik expressed despair after the second defeat in two weeks.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Senate
Nile Soik
Whitefish Bay
Nixon to unveil Phase 2 economic plan briefing
President Nixon prepares to address the nation at 6 30 p m about Phase 2 an anti inflation package. He briefs Democratic and Republican leaders of Congress plus business labor agriculture groups on terms likely to govern wage price restraints after the November 13 expiry.
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Nixon
The
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Congress
Ronald L. Ziegler
Business
Labor
Agriculture
White House
Cost of Living Council
Wholesale prices fall in September amid Nixon freeze
Wholesale prices dropped for the first time in nearly a year in September, the first full month of Nixon's wage price freeze. The index fell 0.3 percent to 114.5 on a 1967 base, with a 0.4 percent seasonally adjusted decline, led by non freeze items such as raw farm products and imports.
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Washington
Nixon
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Laos
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