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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1972
Page
1
Gus Beranek of Milwaukee demonstrated fly casting techniques last night at Turner Hall. He explained casting, spinning and fly rods while addressing interested sportsmen.
Wisconsin news highlights include the 1972 highway fatality toll rising to 946, a Milwaukee panel urging corrections reform with more community treatment, Laird predicting a Vietnam War end, Pasch testifying on Lowell Hall purchase, a new format for the Balanced Growth Council, taxation debates at the League of Wisconsin Municipalities, Ruff's murder conviction in Beloit, Oshkosh sewage suit, and related state actions.
Washington awaits Hanoi reply to open final secret talks Kissinger says peace could come within weeks The adviser says one more negotiating session lasting three or four days could settle remaining issues Thieu questions pace of progress in Saigon North Vietnam doubts quick settlement Melvin R. Defense Secretary is in London.
U S officials report halted bombing north of the 20th parallel but mine activity in Haiphong may continue. North Vietnam rejects prolonging talks and Thieu pledges no secret deals while Kissinger outlines key unresolved issues and a 60 day POW return.
In a ceremony during American Education Week the WEKZ “Favorite Teacher” award was presented to Mrs. Elizabeth Severson in her St Clare hospital room. Kerwin Steffen delivered the WEKZ prize as she recovers from eye surgery after a long 39 year teaching career starting at Mills School in 1918.
The Green County Conservation League held its annual meeting with Gus Beranek, Milwaukee, demonstrating fly and spin rod techniques in Turner Hall. Reporters included Don Strickler, Joel Stone, James Washburn, and Jerry Trumm. Prospect for pheasant and deer seasons described as favorable.
Daylight Saving Time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday with clocks set back one hour. Under the Uniform Time Act of 1967, all states observe DST except those that have exempted themselves, from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October.
A brief notice lists editorial sections for the publication with references to society page numbers 2 and 4. It indicates where readers may find society news and commentary within the issue.
Electrical bids total four offers from McGrath Janesville 3240 Baertschi Albany 3425 Westphal Janesville 5185 Clives Madison 5490. Heating bids four offers Lake City Madison 4316 Oregon Heating 4461 Colonial Janesville 4822 Barneveld Heating 7281. Steel building erection by Bob Kimball Janesville to start after delays. site ground prepared by Al Kranig Albany.
Corn picking is starting in Green County but depends on weather with 20 to 22 percent moisture and 35 percent in places. Wet ground and lodging from rains threaten yields while some stalk rot and ears touch wet ground. Soybeans barely started to combine. hay short supply and winter forage worries loom. Dairy prices stay strong around 5.50 per hundredweight as auctions rise and larger farms absorb retiring neighbors.
A collection of student comments from Lincoln School during American Education Week highlights varied reasons for liking school. Students praise writing on the chalkboard, gym and music, field trips, the library and headphones, new carpeting, IMC resources, and social aspects like friends and recess.
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