U.N and Israel clash over highway control near Suez
U N peacekeepers under Maj. Gen Ensio Suurila attempt to replace Israeli checkpoints on the Cairo Suez highway amid a cease fire dispute. Israel refuses to cede control until Egypt fixes a prisoner exchange as Dayan Elazar visit the disputed post. Diplomatic moves include Waldheim sending an envoy to assess the situation and a possible POW exchange.
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Wisconsin Traffic Toll Dips From 1972 to 1973
Wisconsin reports 1 006 traffic fatalities to date in 1973 down from 1 009 on the same date in 1972. Thorp youth Jeffery Orheim, 14, drowned after falling through ice while hunting near Thorp. Milwaukee firemen hire a fact finder to resolve a wage dispute amid a work slowdown. Merrill youths charged with attempted murder in deputy sheriff shooting. bond set at 25 000 with preliminary hearing to come November 20.
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Monroe Board of Education postpones bond wording decision
In a special noon session the Monroe Board of Education postponed a ruling on the legal wording for the proposed 3.7 million bond issue for a week. President Liedschlag urged listening to the public as the board considers an alternative program or reaffirmation at the next Tuesday 5 pm meeting. The split shift caused by the Lincoln School fire Sept 5 is the immediate need discussed.
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Lloyd Liedschlag
Lincoln
Burnell Smith
Yule Store Hours Set For Monroe Shoppers
Monroe stores will stay open at night for Christmas shoppers starting Monday evening December 10 after a Retail Committee meeting of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce. All stores will close at 4 p.m. on Christmas Eve. The committee also urges minimal Christmas displays and reduced thermostats to conserve fuel amid shortages.
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Gulf Oil pleads guilty to illegal Nixon campaign funding
Gulf Oil Corp. admits corporate funds backed Nixon in 1972 and two Democratic campaigns. Vice president Claude C. Wild Jr. pleads guilty to consenting to a $100000 Nixon donation. Other gifts included 15000 to Wilbur Mills and 10000 to Henry Jackson.
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Green Co 4-H Leaders Honor Banquet At Idle Hour
The annual Green Co 4-H Leaders recognition banquet drew over 250 attendees at Idle Hour Mansion. Hostess Mrs. George Wasserstrass welcomed guests as Key Award winners and the Green Co Dairy Judging team were honored, with new officers installed for 1974 and the dairy team set to represent Wisconsin and the U.S. at next summer's international competition in Wales.
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Kissinger weighs security guarantees for Israel in peace talks
Secretary of State Kissinger says a U S security guarantee for Israel is one option under consideration if Israel agrees to a peace treaty with the Arabs involving withdrawal. He cautions guarantees would be discussed after a peace agreement is reached.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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United States
Kissinger
China
Nixon rated strong on peace but weaker on presidency
A National poll shows Nixon at 58 percent good to excellent for world peace, but only 32 percent overall good to excellent as president. The survey notes 64 percent view his overall performance as fair to poor.
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Nixon
Public hearing next step in Green County budget review
Green County Board of Supervisors reviewed the 1974 budget preparing for a public hearing at 8 30 p m Friday Nov 23 in the courthouse. The levy is 1 789 082 81 with spending of 7 081 713 53 and revenues 5 292 630 72 after 140 000 is subtracted from the general fund. The board voted to close Green County Mental Hospital effective Jan 1 1974 with Pleasant View Nursing Home and St. Clare Hospital as intermediaries until PMI is completed.
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St. Clare Hospital
Dairy group stalls bid to block imported milk products
A group of dairy farmers sought a temporary restraining order to halt 56 million pounds of butter and 22.6 million pounds of butter substitutes from imports. Judge John L. Smith dismissed the petition without comment.
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National Milk Producers Federation
John L. Smith
US District Court For
District of Columbia
Wisconsin 69 to open Friday after construction work
Reports from the Wis 69 construction site south of Monroe indicate the new highway may be open to traffic Friday afternoon barring unforeseen issues. Signs drainage and blacktop crews are finishing final work on access road approaches.
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