Wisconsin Assembly Expands Patrol Arrest Powers and Reform Bills
The Assembly passed 79 to 18 to broaden state patrol arrest authority and sent a Senate bill allowing patrol arrests without a warrant if reasonable grounds exist. Other actions include a judicial reform plan for county and circuit courts, an appetite for a new appellate system, and a measure easing malpractice statute timelines and minors drug treatment consent. Senators backed a drug treatment consent bill and debated bingo regulation and alcoholism decriminalization with treatment programs proposed.
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Senate
State Highway Patrol
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Robert Kasten
Brown Deer
Sinai Tank Battle In Sinai War Rages Toward Decisive Point
Cairo reports the largest tank battle yet in the war as Israeli and Syrian forces clash along the Sinai front and Golan Heights. Washington cites possible Soviet mediation efforts while Beirut endures a Bank of America raid and hostage crisis tied to Palestinian prisoners.
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Herzog
David Elazar
Sinai Front
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Elazar
Tel Aviv
Iraq
Leopold Senghor
Senegal
Golda Meir
Meir
Nixon wins ruling in tapes dispute with Senate panel
President Nixon secured a legal win as Judge John J. Sirica dismissed the Senate Watergate committee’s bid for a civil judgment to compel tape production. Sirica said the panel lacked authorization to sue. The broader fight over nine presidential tapes for Cox’s grand jury inquiry continues with appeals expected.
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Nixon
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John J. Sirica
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Sirica
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Grand Jury
Cox
U.S. Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Federal insurance approval sparks coincidence claim links to Rebozo
In Washington AP reports the Federal Home Loan Bank Board approved federal insurance for a savings association with ties to Charles G. Rebozo, called a big coincidence by a spokesman who denied any link to Nixon’s appointment of a new agency head.
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Bebe
Rebozo
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Nixon
Orange juice scare hints at drug laced samples in Florida
In Lakeland and nearby cities eighteen people fell ill after sampling orange juice offered by a woman claiming a market survey. Police fear the juice was spiked with hallucinogens, leaving victims nauseous drunken and uncoordinated. Two are in poor condition.
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Lakeland
Fla
Florida
Peacekeeping fund gap widens in Vietnam stalemate
United States advances 5.6 million to ICCS to avert grounding of the Vietnam peacekeeping force. ICCS faces an 8 million dollar red ink with no budget agreement among the four signatories. Air America still unpaid for August, about 500000. Highway 4 in Cambodia reopened after Khmer Rouge disruption.
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United States
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Vietnam
Air America
ICCS
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South Vietnam
Viet Cong
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Khmer Rouge
Kompong Som
Cambodia
Monroe FFA Chapter Earns National Gold Emblems in Kansas City
Monroe FFA Chapter was named a National winner in two categories at the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. President Mark Flannery and advisor Ken Allen received the National Gold Emblem for the Chapter's work and a second Gold Emblem for Farm Safety, marking the 14th national recognition for the chapter and the second consecutive year with Farm Safety gold. Also honored were Wisconsin leaders including John E. Butterbrodt, Edward C. Jones, and Donald E. Wilkinson with the Honorary American Farmer Degree. Butterbrodt, president of Associated Milk Producers, Inc., highlighted the rarity of a student Gold Emblem recipient also earning the highest honorary award.
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Monroe
FFA
Mark Flannery
Ken Allen
Kansas City
John E. Butterbrodt
Burnett
Dairy Farmer
Wisconsin
Edward C. Jones
Fr. Atkinson
Donald E. Wilkinson
Madison
Jones
Jones Dairy Farm
Wilkinson
Butterbrodt
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
Donald McDowell
National Ffa Foundation
American Farmer
Monroe Evening Times 75th Anniversary Issue Availability
The Monroe Evening Times announces issue copies of its 75th anniversary edition are in the business office this week. A limited extra supply is available for pickup, with copies priced at 50 cents or 75 cents for mailing wrapped copies. The 140 page edition is the largest issue published by the Times.
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Monroe Evening Times
the Times
Leontief and White Win Nobel Prizes in Economics and Literature
Harvard economist Wassily Leontief wins the 1973 Nobel Prize for Economic Science for the input-output method used in planning and analysis in about 50 countries. Australian author Patrick White earns the literature prize for epic and psychological narratives introducing a new continent to literature.
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Harvard
Wassily Leontief
Patrick White
Royal Academy of Science
Leontief
Cambridge
Mass
White
Australia
England
Royal Air Force
United States
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