Missouri Synod leader opposes women ordination in pulpit
Rev. Jacob A C Preus, president of the Missouri Synod, calls two church bodies actions allowing women to be ordained a setback to Lutheran unity. He reiterates strongest opposition to women in the pulpit and criticizes lack of consultation before the moves by the LCMS allied bodies in Milwaukee last July.
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Lutheran Unity
Missouri Synod
Jacob A.C. Preus
St. Jerome
Lutheran Church In America
American Lutheran Church
U.S.A
Milwaukee
Preus
Lucey declines attending national governor conference
Wisconsin Governor Patrick J. Lucey announced he will not attend the National Governors Conference in Puerto Rico due to Wisconsin’s fiscal crisis and lack of a state budget. He noted his decision follows criticism of lawmakers traveling while the budget is under debate and said his priority is resolving the crisis at home.
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Milwaukee
Patrick J. Lucey
Puerto
Decisio I
Wichita
Minneapolis
United States
Wisconsin
Keppler
Huber
Tax redistribution slammed by suburban group leaders
A suburban lobbying group officials Tuesday described the Lucey Maier tax proposal as a harmful shift from a shared tax system to an aid system. They warned it would create welfare-like suburbs and haunt the state for years, labeling it an attack on small government.
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George Schumus
Schamus
Speater Changer Vise Frogg
Lucey-Maier
Marquette Coeds Bind, Robbed In Milwaukee Apartment
Three Marquette University coeds, all 21, were bound and gagged in a Milwaukee apartment after a man looted about $55. One victim freed herself by early afternoon as the assailant fled. other occupants were injured returning home within 90 minutes.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
Illinois youth drowns in Beaver Creek near Marinette
Thomas Sawinski, 13, of Palos Hills, Illinois, drowned Tuesday in Beaver Creek, a trout stream about 20 miles northwest of Marinette. He disappeared while trying to retrieve a fishing lure after briefly being left by his brothers. Authorities recovered his body.
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Marinette
Wis
Thomas Sawinski
Palos Hills
Ill
Beaver Creek
Raymond
Borg Dies From Motorcycle Crash Near Lake Geneva
George M. Borg 36 of Delavan died from injuries after a motorcycle crash Aug 3 near Lake Geneva. Borg served eight months in the Wisconsin Senate before resigning in 1967 and was grandson of George W. Borg, inventor of the automobile clutch.
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Geath
Wisconsin
George M. Borg
Delavan
Lake Geneva
Borg
Senate
George W. Borg
Wisconsin Tuesday Fair Weather and Lake Breeze
Fair weather persisted across Wisconsin with warm conditions online overall. A lake breeze developed late in the day cooling temperatures and bringing heavy fog and some smog to southeastern Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
Pontiac Busing Protests Follow Court Ordered Plan
Protesters attempted to block school integration by busing in Pontiac for the second day running, four arrests on disorderly conduct and buses delayed as police cleared a path for about 175 demonstrators. Mobile, Alabama opened registration for 68,000 pupils amid desegregation efforts with 26,000 to ride buses.
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Mich
Mobile
Ala
Alabama
Dana Whitmer
Pontiac Central High School
Jackson
Miss
R.B. Dayton
Portsmouth
Save Our Neighborhood Schools
Hampton Roads
Capitol
Washington
Pontiac, Mich
Monroe council adopts multiple resolutions in regular session
City council in Monroe approves several measures including annexation plans for about 7 acres at the Monroe Dried Milk Products site, zoning and plan commission referrals, tax forms from the state revenue department, sign permits for local dealers, fire crew training, street closures for a dispersal sale, underground fuel tank installations, open streets declarations, a deed issuance for traded property, sewer and storm sewer payments, monthly claims, and a report on the city’s share of the school budget totaling 1.46 million dollars.
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Roy Robichaux
Monroe Dried Milk Products Co
Plan Commission
Mansion Estates
State of Wisconsin Department of Revenue
Charles Dearth
Pontiac-Buick
Bienema Olds
Monroe
Monroe Fire Department
State Petroleum Fire School
LaCrosse
17Th Avenue
14Th
15Th Streets
Margo Loveland
18Th Ave
Marco Enterprises
First Avenue
Wis
Third Avenue
7Th
11Th Streets
30Th Street
17Th Avenues
Franz Camenzind
Craig D. Lawrenz
Beloit
MAPP Vote Tabulation Ongoing Amid Defeat Claims
The Milk Advertising Promotion Program remains undecided as AP quotes Robert Bird and Don Wilkinson states that tabulation of MAPP votes is still under way. A Friday statement is anticipated clarifying whether the measure has failed.
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Associated Press
Robert Bird
American Dairy Association of Wisconsin
Don Wilkinson
Wisconsin Secretary of Agriculture
Albany seeks coordinator for village government
Albany village schedules a plan to appoint a coordinator who would also serve as village clerk replacing the retiring clerk, with duties expanding to treasurer, assessor, building inspector, forester and health officer. Aimed at saving money long term, the proposal was approved unanimously by five of six trustees. Interviews to follow after deadline for applications October 16.
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Green County
Clarence
Ruth) Bly
Stanton P. Stears
Charles Richardson
Duane Dixon
Texaco
Duane Walmer
Frank Moyer
Sugar River
Riverview
Lloyd France
Scott Construction Co
Lake Delton
Secoco, Inc
Poynette
Irwin
Madison
Paynette
Leon Marty
Irvin Klapper
William Bewick
Evansville
Paul Hahn
Madison Law
Irish Catholic Leaders Rebuke London Peace Move
Protestant politician warns of possible civil war in Northern Ireland as IRA gunmen launch an offensive. Three blasts injure five people in Belfast while a British soldier near Newry is shot in the foot and returns fire. Britain’s peace offer follows summit talks between Heath and Lynch.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Britain
Belfast
Newry
London
Edward Heath
Jack Lynch
Ireland
Wisconsin budget standoff edges toward caucus showdown
Wisconsin lawmakers moved toward action on the 1971-73 budget as Democratic Assembly and Republican Senate caucuses prepared to receive competing proposals. Huber and Keppler voiced differing approaches to revenue sharing and university merger, warning that stalemate could persist despite early steps to break dead center.
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Milwaukee
Democratic Assembly
Republican Senate
Robert Huber
D-West Allis
Ernest Keppler
R.sheboygan
Secretary of Revenue
Huber
Keppler
Patrick J. Lucey
Assembly
Conference Committee
Senate
Lucey
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