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Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1976

Page

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Ford Cleared in Funds Probe By Special Prosecutor Ruff

Special Watergate Prosecutor Charles Ruff announced Ford is cleared of an allegation that campaign funds were diverted for personal use during 1964 to early 1974. The probe examined contributions from unions to Michigan committees and Ford entities. no wrongdoing was found. A televised statement was planned as the matter closed.

Washington Ford Charles Ruff Michigan Ruff White House FBI Clarence M. Kelley Justice Department Kent County Mich Edward H. Levi Special Prosecution Force Marine Engineers Beneficial Association Seafarers International Union Grand Rapids Robert Bleveld Bleveld Stephen Bransdorfer Internal Revenue Service Jimmy Carter

Conglomerate farms target Green County farmers meeting

At a Monroe meeting of the Green County Committee for the Protection of Family Farms, officials warned large conglomerate farms threaten local livelihoods. Wisconsin Secretary of State Douglas LaFollette urged statewide farmer organization, public protests, and county action to curb encroachment such as the Exeter Township pig operation. Local leaders discussed zoning amendments and political pressure, with candidates and farmers signing up for an organizing steering committee.

Wisconsin Douglas LaFollette Green County Committee For the Protection of Monroe LaFollette Madison Green County Green County Board of Adjustments Exeter Township Southern Wisconsin Park Dave Leeper Family Farm Group County Board of Adjustments Kathryn Rufener Gaylord Nelson

Head-on Collision Injures Four In Adams Township

A two vehicle head on crash at a southern Y intersection of CT J and CT C in Adams Township at 6 53 p m left four people hospitalized. Todd Ellingson 20 Blanchardville and James Flanagan Jr 32 Argyle were involved along with Flanagan's children Stephen 6 and Amy 5. Ellingson and Flanagan plus the children were treated at area hospitals with varying injuries as emergency crews from Argyle and Green County aided at the scene.

Adams Township CT. J CT. C Todd D. Ellingson Rt. 2 Blanchardville James H. Flanagan Jr Argyle Flanagan Stephen Amy Ellingson CT J and C Voegels Chevrolet Buick Monticello Flanagans St. Clare Hospital Argyle Rescue James Flanagan Stephen Flanagan Green County Emergency Medical Service Mercy Medical Center Dubuque St. Clare Green County Ems University Hospitals Madison Argyle Rescue Unit Duane Ellingson Argyle Fire Department Monticello Fire Department Green County Sheriff's Department

Cargo jet kills 100 in Bolivia disaster

In Santa Cruz, a chartered American Boeing 707 plowed into a street crowd at a youth soccer practice killing more than 100. The four engine jet owned by Jet Power Inc. and operated by Rodel Enterprises for Lloyd Aero Boliviano had just departed Houston with oil field equipment.

Santa Cruz Bolivia Hugo Banzer la Paz Jet Power Inc Miami Rodel Enterprises Lloyd Aerero Boliviano Houston

Farmers Market Saturday At Green County Market

Mrs. Carl Jensen of rural Monroe will sell mums and bake sale items at the Green County Farmers Market in Market Square at 15th St and 16th Ave. Potatoes eggs pumpkins squash apple cider and fall decorations available. Market opens Saturdays from 7:45 a.m. through October.

Carl Jensen Monroe Green County 15Th St 16Th Ave Message of Hope Missionary Work

Wisconsin Tax Burden Ranks Seventh Nationally in 1975

U S Census Bureau figures show Wisconsin state and local taxes at $138.30 per $1 000 of personal income ranking seventh, with New York highest and Ohio lowest. Property taxes stood at $52.13 per 1 000, thirteenth, while federal aid per dollar of income rose to $38.36, up from 49th in 1970.

Washington Wisconsin U.S. Census Bureau New York Ohio Vermont California Hawaii Massachusetts Minnesota Alabama

Renovation of Post Office in Monroe Planned

Monroe Postmaster Burlyn G. Nelson announced an extensive modernization program for the Monroe Post Office. Bids from contractors are due by November 3, with documents available from the U S Postal Service Field Supervisor in St. Paul. The remodel updates the lobby, window service, and plumbing and wiring while keeping within existing building lines.

Monroe Burlyn G. Nelson U. S. Postal Service St. Paul Minn

Nobel prizes awarded to Friedman and Blumberg Gajdusek

Nobel prizes in medicine go to Baruch Blumberg of Penn and D Carleston Gajdusek of the NIH for infectious disease discoveries. Milton Friedman of the University of Chicago wins the economics prize for consumption analysis and monetary theory. Awards total 681000 kronor each.

Stockholm Sweden Royal Academy of Science Milton Friedman University of Chicago Brooklyn Newsweek Magazine Royal Caroline Institute Baruch S. Blumberg University of Pennsylvania Medical School D. Carleston Gajdusek National Institute For Neurological Diseases Bethesda Alfred Nobel Friedman Swedish Royal Academy Academy Washington Nixon Barry Goldwater R-Ariz

Charge Topp in incidents in Monroe burglary case

Monroe police charged Scott A. Topp 18 of 616 17th St with the Oct. 7 burglary at American Motors 502 10th St. About 18 dollars in change was taken from a locked register. He faces county court Oct. 14 and is confined on burglary charges from a Sentry Foods break-in yesterday.

Monroe Scott A. Topp 17Th St American Motors 10Th St Topp Green County St. Clare Hospital

Iowa City residents allowed leaf fires under open burn rule

Fire chief issued a blanket open burning permit for garden cleanup and leaves. The next day residents complained of smoke from a leaf fire. Firemen told the resident he could burn leaves as long as he did not create smoke.

Iowa City Iowa

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