Monroe Board delays referendum plan on 3.7 million school bond
The Monroe Board of Education met in a special session to reconsider the 3.7 million building plan and referendum wording. They will decide next Tuesday on an alternative, reaffirmation, or revised question to present voters and aim to move elementary needs and split shift relief by fall 1975.
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Monroe Board of Education
Times
Lincoln School
Lloyd Liedschlag
Jane Mings
Burnell Smith
Gene Lumm
Robert Brauchle
Jackson pushes for quick action on emergency energy bill
Sen Henry M Jackson urges Senate to pass the emergency energy bill by the weekend limiting amendments. He warns every day of delay widens the energy shortfall and notes he chairs the Interior Committee.
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Washington
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
Jackson
Interior Committee
Auxiliary honored for 20 years of service at St. Clare Hospital
The St. Clare Hospital Auxiliary awarded 44 members with 20 or more years of continuous service at a tea in the hospital Conference Room. Sister Wilfreda and J. Douglas Richie presented pins, Father Thomas Campion praised volunteers, and new leaders Mrs. Judy Douglas and Mrs. LaVerne Smith were introduced.
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Anton J. Portman
St. Clare Hospital
W. B. Gnagi
Geraldine
Wilfreda
Mmes
Adam Marty
Paul Lochner
William B. Gnagi
Ralph Wenger
William Wenger
Alvin Kubly
Ben Brunkow
Eugene Eckstam
John Irvin
E. C. Hamilton
A. C. Benkett
Dwain Mings
Merlin Olson
Walter Stauffer
Frank Menehan
Peter Solomon
John Bruni
Donald Springer
Fritz Messmer
Nathan Bear
Doran Zwygart
Snively
J. Douglas’ Richie
Thomas Campion
Earl Baumle
W. G. Bear
Robert Emmenegger
Mary Jane Fencil
James Forbes
Everett Janke
Rodney Kittelsen
Fred Kundert
Stewart Kingston
Reinhard Mueller
Leo Norton
Perry Power
Herman Schmitz
Ralph Stauffacher
Willard Schuetze
Philip H. Darling
Allie Holtshopple
Edwin Rufenacht
J. A. Roub
Paul Burke
Leland Lamboley
Frank Stiles
Stanley
Judy) Douglas
Juda
Robert (LaVerne) Smith
J. A Villacrez
Ronald Garrett
Auxiliary
Jackson bill outlines emergency energy actions and rationing
Senate debate on the emergency energy bill follows a 80 to 5 Senate vote sending the Alaska pipeline measure to President Nixon. The bill would authorize rationing programs for scarce fuels, extend year round daylight saving time, tap naval oil reserves, and shift power plants to coal while reducing speeds and thermostat settings.
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Nixon
White House
House
Commerce
Warren G. Magnuson
House Commerce Committees
Naval Petroleum
House Commerce Committee
Senate Public Works Committee
Anderson Won't Seek Senate Amid Watergate Climate
Rep. John B. Anderson, the third-ranking Republican in the House, announced he will not run for the U.S. Senate citing the Watergate climate and the high cost of a campaign. He had debated challenging Sen. Adlai Stevenson III for a year but said the political atmosphere would hinder an uphill race.
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Rockford, Ill
John B. Anderson
House of Representatives
U.S. Senate
Anderson
Adlai E. Stevenson III
Sen. Stevenson
Princess Anne Marries Captain Mark Phillips in Royal Wedding
Princess Anne wed Capt. Mark Phillips in Westminster Abbey before 1500 guests. The queen did not grant a title to the groom as the couple plans a simple life, while global viewers exceed 500 million. Anne wore a Susan Small silk gown with Edwardian collar and a Diamond tiara.
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Mark Phillips
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Windsor Castle
London
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Elizabeth II
Abbey
Prince Charles
Prince Philip
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Irish Guards
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Royal Air Force
Navy
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Phillips
Queen’s Dragoon Guards
St. Jame’s Park
Whitehall
Norman Hartnell
Hardy Amies
Susan Small
Elizabeth
Queen Victoria
Diesel shortage threatens Gulf Coast drilling rigs
Governors and industry officials complain diesel allocations endanger oil and gas drilling as Noble Drilling reports rigs require up to 2,000 gallons daily. In Alaska Alyeska Pipeline aims to secure construction permits after the Alaska pipeline bill signing. Skylab 3 launch countdown continues with 9 01 a m est liftoff target. Ford and UAW contract may be renegotiated after skilled trades rejection. Hawaii guards guard prison after inmate riot. stand-off remains.
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Baton Rouge
Edwin W. Edwards
Gulf Coast States
Shreveport
Richard Fugler
Noble Drilling Corp
Oklahoma City
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Ford
US to open gold market amid energy and Watergate moves
The United States will offer gold on the open bullion market after scrapping a 1968 pact. Official price stands at 42.22, but market trades around 100 an ounce. Also plans for WWII style gasoline rationing created by 6,000 local boards. coal funding and tech efforts highlighted. Nixon promises full disclosure on Watergate amid Senate pressures over corporate contributions to his 1972 re election.
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Washington
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
America
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Israel Egypt talk on Suez access and POW exchange
Israeli and Egyptian generals prepared to continue talks on the Suez access route the Egyptian 3rd Army and exchanges of prisoners of war. Prime Minister Golda Meir insisted no food reach Suez or the 3rd Army without Egyptian agreement to a POW exchange. Al Ahram warned of renewed hostilities if the road to Suez remains under Israeli control per UN peacekeeping plans. In Belfast guerrillas killed a man amid weeks of sectarian violence marking the ongoing conflict. Kissinger wrapped a visit to China and began talks in Tokyo focusing on oil from the Middle East amid the crisis.
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Golda Meir
Egypt
al Ahram
Israel
U.N
Tokyo
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
China
Peking
Middle East
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Jack Kellner
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