Halloween Party and Costume Contest in Monroe
The Monroe Jaycees sponsor a Halloween Party and costume contest for young children on Saturday with contest at 4 15 p m in Monroe Junior High School gym. The parade starts at 5 p m from the school parking lot with lines at 5 p m. Prizes and treats are planned. Fire units answered a general alarm at 5 30 p m to 2002 16th Ave for a garage rear fire believed caused by children with matches. no damage estimate given.
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International Briefs and Political Tensions Across Cities
Reports from Geneva Belfast Munich Guadalajara Washington and elsewhere note Rhodesian talks, an IRA leader’s assassination, a West German defection trial, peso devaluation, Ford’s campaign momentum, a computer sale to China, vitamin C cancer claims, GI Bill payouts, and beverage container price contrasts in a 28 city EPA survey.
Economic growth index declines second month
Lori Smith, 11, Monroe, holds a huge Wheaties flake described as the "Champion Wheatie" from a Breakfast of Champions promotion. The family, led by James H. Smith and living at 1315 14th Ave, finds the cereal favorite, though Lori plans to skip eating the giant flake.
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Parent-teacher conferences scheduled across Monroe Schools
Monroe Schools set two evening sessions and a full day on November 3 4 for K-12 parent-teacher conferences with prescheduled elementary and junior high meetings. Senior High uses mixed preschedules, with emphasis on teachers visiting with parents about progress and activities.
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Monroe
Top speakers named in Green County SWCD contest
Eighteen Green County youths competed in the Environmental Awareness Contest in Monroe and the state speaking contest in Madison. Top seniors were Lowell Gretebeck for speech Last Chance for Survival and Debbie Meier with 200 Years and Conservation is Still Great.
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Erwin Klitzman
Debbie Meier
Eugene Meier
Dan Zimmerman
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Monticello
Dwight Zimmerman
Roger Vogel
Rt.3
Werner Vogel
Mary Allen
Brownmwan
Ken Allen
Steve Stroessner
Wayne Stroessner
Lori Kennedy
Albany
Harlan Kennedy
Bill Keough
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Robert Keough
Sheriff's Department
Ford speaks to Milwaukee teachers urging discipline and less red tape
President Ford addressed about 5,000 teachers in Milwaukee praising school discipline and streamlined federal aid programs. He warned against student threats and urged meaningful education reform while Carter supporters held signs in the audience. Mondale spoke to the teachers later that afternoon.
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Weather turns warmer as Kentucky imports summer air
The forecast notes a final spell of warm weather as a front moves through Kentucky. A reader-friendly summary highlights lingering summer air and regional conditions before cooler changes arrive.
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