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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1969

Page

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Nixon Administration Lets GE Strike Play Out Without Federal Involvement

The Nixon administration will not intervene in the nationwide General Electric strike, allowing management and unions to negotiate with only voluntary mediation from the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. Taft-Hartley injunction would target only specific plants if war production stops. The strike involves over 90 percent of GE’s union workers, while GE says plants will stay open for those who wish to work. Vatican synod sees mixed gains with liberals pointing to broader papal authority sharing and conservatives stressing the pope’s ultimate prerogative reaffirmed by all delegates.

Washington Nixon General Electric George P. Shultz Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Shultz Vatican City Synod of Bishops Belgium Leo Joseph Cardinal Suenens Paul VI Jean Cardinal Danielou France

Groppi Freed on Bail by Supreme Court Justice

Justice Thurgood Marshall ordered the release from prison of Rev. James E. Groppi on bail until the Supreme Court rules on his case. If the court rules against him, his freedom would be terminated. Wisconsin had argued Groppi was prone to abuse his freedom. he was jailed on October 17.

Washington Thurgood Marshall Supreme Court James E. Groppi Marshall Father Groppi Wisconsin

7th Circuit upholds due process in UW student suspensions

Three judges rejected claims that alleged misconduct alone justified suspending students after a 1967 campus sit in at the University of Wisconsin. The ruling, affirming Judge James E. Doyle, found suspensions violated due process and involved Paul R. Soglin, now a Madison alderman, and nine others linked to the protest against Dow Chemical interviews.

Madison U. S. 7Th Circuit James E. Doyle University of Wisconsin Paul R. Soglin Dow Chemical Co

Ruling Awaited In Amish School Case in Wisconsin

Oral arguments were heard in Green County Circuit Court as three Amish fathers appeal a county ruling requiring children to attend school beyond the 8th grade until age 16. Judge Luebke will issue a memorandum ruling with Wisconsin Supreme Court potential involvement.

Arthur L. Luebke Green County Circuit New Glarus Roger L. Elmer Green County Court Luebke Thomas Eckerle Madison Wallace Miller Jonas Yoder Adin Yutzy Legal Eastern National Committee For Amish Religious Freedom Dist. Atty. L

Rail safety hearings push industry toward new federal standards

A Senate Commerce subcommittee hears testimony from the railroad industry labor unions and Transportation Secretary Volpe on a Nixon administration train safety bill. Support is reluctant as critics push tougher measures from Sens. Hartke and Ribicoff. Current law covers locomotives brakes signals and some equipment, but inspections beyond those areas remain limited. Turn to No 1 Back Page.

Washington Administration John Volpe Senate Commerce Secretary of Transportation Vance Hartke D-Ind Abraham Ribicoff Dconn

Monticello Woman Mrs Steinmann Dies After Illness

Mrs John W Steinmann a prominent Monticello resident died at 1130 am Monday Oct 27 in St Clare Hospital after a lengthy illness She was born Irene Margaret Steil in Fennimore and taught in Monticello before and after marriage to architect John W Steinmann on Nov 21 1940 Surviving include husband son John C Jezwinski daughter JoRene two sisters and two grandchildren Funeral services set for Oct 30 at St Victors Church Monroe with burial in Highland Cemetery Monticello Frederick S Voegels of Monticello in charge of arrangements Rosary service planned for Wednesday night

Monticello John W. Steinmann St. Clare Hospital Monroe Irene Margaret Steil Fennimore Frank Margaret Boyle Steil Platteville State University University of Colorado Steinmann St. Victor’s Catholic Church Women's Architectural League Auxiliary John W John C Redman Wash Jack JoRene) Jezwinski Port Clinton Ohio Donald Steil

Monroe Youths Prepare UNICEF Trick or Treat Drive

In Monroe and across 13 000 communities UNICEF collection runs for pennies to aid 120 countries. Junior High groups from area churches join Nov 2 after approval from parents and contact Rev John Ulrich. Cartons distributed at First United Methodist Church 5 30 to 6 p m with post collection refreshments.

Monroe America Unicef United Nations Children’s Fund United Methodist Church Youth Ministries John Ulrich Bethel Youth Center First United Methodist Church

United Fund of Monroe Reaches 81 Percent

The United Fund drive in Monroe reached 81 percent with $24,811.20 collected toward a $30,485 goal. President Jack Fernan and campaign chairman Robert Collins announced at First National Bank, citing a 25 percent budget increase and additions of Wisconsin Heart Association and three other agencies.

United Fund Monroe Jack Fernan Robert Collins First National Bank Fennan Wisconsin Heart Association Arthritis Foundation Methodist Social Services Fernan

Monroe Airport Construction Delays Hangar Work And Weather Delays

The Monroe Municipal Airport project stalls on hangar construction while weather dampens progress and concerns rise over achieving necessary temperatures for seal coats. Farm Progress Days in Buffalo Hart Illinois showcase heavy air traffic and rising demand for air taxi services amid frequent weather-related cancellations and trips to O’Hare.

Monroe Municipal Buffalo Hart Ill Springfield Indiana Iowa

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