Monroe Evening Times Facts and Rates
The Monroe Evening Times, founded 1898, is a daily newspaper in Monroe Wisconsin with AP and regional affiliations. It lists subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery within Wisconsin Illinois zones and provides office hours and subscriber notices.
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Monroe
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Dane
Rock
Wisconsin
Davies, Stephenson and Winnebago
Illinois
Monroe Evening Times
Revenue sharing fairness under fire in editorial
The editorial argues that the new revenue sharing formula favors wealthier communities over poorer ones. It notes that allocations vary by population, income tax paid, and property value, with counties like ours receiving about $7.6 million and cities ranging from $757,000 to $7,549. Critics compare the effect to heirs contesting a rich uncle’s will, warning the affluent gain at others’ expense.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Ohio
Growth of crime prevention marks new industry in free enterprise
A Business Week letter states crime rise fuels a new growth area for private security. Offenses jumped 176 percent in the 1960s with violent crimes up 156 percent and property crimes 180 percent. Editors note markets for guard services and electronic surveillance expand as home protection devices rise. T FORCE DISCUSSION Patrick J. Lucey announced Sandra Lichty will join Green County Democrats to discuss Task Force hospital recommendations. The meeting, open to the public, is at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 28, location to be announced.
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Business Week
Jane Quinn
T Force
Patrick J. Lucey
Sandra Lichty
Health Task Force
Green County Democrats
Zodiac Daily Outlook for Aries through Sagittarius
Aries enjoys a productive day with an inviting evening plan. Virgo should dress extra fine to make a strong impression. Scorpio receives potentially profitable inside information from a trusted source. Sagittarius finds a admired person attractive boosting status and confidence.
Soviet Cuba pledge links to Turkey rockets parade
A 1962 note recalls the Soviet offer to remove offensive weapons from Cuba if the United States withdraws missiles from Turkey. Also glimpsed are a heavy autumn snowstorm in the Northeast and Ohio, a course on survival beginning November 6, and regional notes from Green County and nearby areas including weather, civic events, and a Navy Day gathering.
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Soviet Union
Cuba
United States
Turkey
Ohio
Halloween Safety Rules and Community Messages
A collage of public notices and letters discusses Halloween safety for children, drug abuse prevention by the Ladies VFW Auxiliary, MS patient home care grants in Green County, and readings on education and progress. Local quirks include a sheriff’s confiscated marijuana plant theft and a note about Oldsmobile’s 75 years of progress.
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VFW
Cecil Jones
Charlottesville, Va
Albemarle County
George W. Bailey
Bailey
Cadiz Township volunteers praised for Retarded Children drive
A letter thanks Cadiz Township volunteers including Elgie Rewey Jerry Trumm Bill Endrulat Walt Grossen Jr Frank Goonan Tom Figi Marv Stauffacher Joe Drye Delbert Rohde Jerald Hale Richard Mitchell for their effort collecting funds for the Retarded Children drive. Also mentions new immunity drug from Chicago experts described as a narcotics antagonist with no addiction risk.
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Cadiz Township
Mmes
Elgie Rewey
Jerry Trumm
Bill Endrulat
Walt Grossen Jr
Frank Goonan
Tom Figi
Marv Stauffacher
Joe Drye
Delbert Rohde
Jerald Hale
Richard Mitchell
Mrs. Love A. Whitehead
Cadiz Twp
The New Populism and Tax Reform Debate
An editorial from a bank publication argues that U.S. capital formation relies on private saving and voluntary investment, contrasting with communist systems. It warns higher taxes could drain capital unless government offers an alternative, questioning which system Americans prefer amid reform calls. A Jacksonville incident about a boy, a tree, and a rescued cat follows, ending with local car dealership chatter.
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First National City Bank
United States
Russia
U.S
Today in History for Friday October Twenty Seventh
The entry lists events from 1806 to 1959 and brief items about world affairs, commissions, and birthdays. It notes Khrushchev’s Cuba offer, a U.S. salary ceiling in 1942, and a bid on trade barriers, alongside birthdays of Teresa Wright and Ruby Dee and a Gide quotation.
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U.S
Napoleon Bonaparte
Berlin
Theodore Roosevelt
New York City
Adrianople
League of Nations
London
Geneva
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Turkey
Mexico
White House
U.N
China
Teresa Wright
Ruby Dee
Andre Gide
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Emery A. Odell
Washington
Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
16Th Ave
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
And
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
By Don Oakley
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bernice Bede Osol
Aurus
Gemini
Njoy
Leo
Virgo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Hulett Pickett
South Wayne
Pickett
Freeport
Thunder Creek
M. J. Schroeter
Green County
Citizens Defense Corps
The
Defense Council
John C. Oostdik
Albany
U. S. Wasp
Nina Oostdik
Eugene Nugent
U. S. Navy
Byron R. Bennett
Minnesota
Switzerland
Trukenbrod’s
Central States Historical Assoc
Spencer Smith
Mary E. Cheney
Argyle
C. F. Harvey
Gail Borden Condensed Milk Co
Fendaent
Greater Wisconsin
Green Co
Don Ripp
Republic
American Magazine
Man of the Hour
Octave Thanet
Bill Deetz
Oldsmobile
Bienema’s
NEW Immunity Drug Chicago
Jerome H. Jaffe
Special Action Office For Drug Abuse
Jaffe
Editorial
Jacksonville
Fla
B. W. Pickett
Bienema Olds
Cadillac
Goerlitz Construction
CTU
Kom
Mee
Anais
Samuel A
Remus
Monroe, Wis
Olds
Cutlass
Bienema
Sears
Investment Forum
the Commercial & Savings Bank
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Robert Rellin
Bache & Co
Milwaukee
Jack Kundert
J. F. Kundert
Bache Investment
Commercial & SN
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