Roseleip pushes bill to make universities pay riot costs
State Senator Gordon Roseleip urges a measure allowing public universities to reimburse local police for campus disturbance costs. The plan would charge universities from their own funds, not taxpayer contributions, with estimated riot costs at Oshkosh 27887 dollars Whitewater 1529 and UW 120000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Roseleip
Assembly State Affairs Committee
Oshkosh
Whitewater
University of Wisconsin
Meyer To Finish Subdivision Code Action Set
The Zoning Committee in Madison chaired by Kenneth H. Meyer authorized finishing the Green County Sub division and Sanitary Code for presentation to ten County Board of Supervisors. The AP report notes less than one per cent of state unemployment claims were fraudulent, per the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth H. Meyer
Meyer
Green County
County Board of Supervisors
Madison
State
Livestock Goes Abroad From Local Farm Network
Don Place of Dixon area sells dairy and beef cattle hogs and horses to buyers nationwide and internationally. Dr Herman Casanova of Caracas Venezuela ordered 29 springing Holstein heifers six Charolais bulls and two horses en route, with transport via Houston and ship to Caracas. Place reports 207000 dollars in dairy cattle exports June and ongoing ready market for springing heifers. Local breeders contribute Charolais bulls Saddlebreds and Appaloosas from several farms and Dunn Stables.
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Venezuela
Caracas
Don Place
Houston
Ollie Fine
Evening Times
Dixon
United States
Herman Casanova
Tex
J. W. Hildreth
Storm Lake
Cena
U. S
Place
Texas
John Krebs
Browntgyn
Keith Wise
Cedarville, Ill
Franklyn Grove
Carl Wyss
Monroe
Dunn Stables
Oregon
Wis
Man Hurt In Area Mishap Near New Glarus
Richard A. Johnson 22 Route 2 Mt. Horeb suffered cuts and head injuries in a 1 a.m. Friday traffic accident 11 miles west of New Glarus on Highway 39. His condition is critical and his car veered off, crossed roads, and halted after 141 and 156 foot legs. Monroe police noted another accident where a Monroe car owned by Diane K. Twickey was struck while parked in Spring Square.
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Richard A. Johnson
Mt. Horeb
New Glarus
Highway 39
Johnson
Monroe
Diane K. Twickey
Spring Square
Sewage Plant Highlighted in DNA Film Story
The Monroe Sewage Treatment Plant was featured as a color slide star in a DNR project. Superintendent Lewis Niffenegger hosted Russell W. Pope who noted the plant’s Slush secondary treatment process and its use in school narrative slides for statewide education.
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Monroe
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Lewis Niffenegger
Russell W. Pope
Department
Pope
Blazers Ties Slated for Band in Monroe City
The Monroe City Band will receive blue and gold trimmed blazers and ties for its 21st season under Allan F. Barnard. Rehearsals are 8 p.m. Mondays in the band room with new folio music and plans for mas concerts and next summer’s outdoor bandshell shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe City
Allan F. Barnard
Barnard
Albany Police Unveil House ID and Twice Daily Vacation Checks
Albany police chief Norman Glasser launches a program asking residents to post house numbers for rapid response. A new service conducts twice daily on foot inspections of vacation properties, logging findings for owners on return. A break in on South Mechanic Street saw juveniles break in via a front door screen. neighbors witnessed the incident and juveniles admitted involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Norman Glasser
Glasser
Fred Schmid
Mechanic Street
Nixon mixups mark White House reception with sports quip
President Nixon greeted Lloyd Barbee, the only Negro Wisconsin legislator, with a misstatement about team origins, then corrected to the Bucks and Chiefs. Separately a county coroner ruled drowning preliminary, as sheriff's office continued its inquiry.
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Washington
Nixon
Lloyd Barbee
Wisconsin
Braves
Barbee
Chiefs
Bucks
Sheriff's Office
Cheese Marketing Order Faces Opposition From Large Wisconsin Makers
A Wisconsin hearing on a proposed Cheese Marketing Order by the Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association drew strong pushback from big producers led by Wisconsin Dairies Cooperative and Land O Lakes. The plan would tax 1 dollar per 1,000 pounds of cheese to fund research and promotion, funding that opponents say would burden dairies and not all dairy products. The order requires 65 percent approval by producers, but backers pressed a petition backing 65 percent of cheesemakers. The hearing continued with the focus on impacts for major producers and regional small factories.
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EAU Claire
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
Dai
Madison
Appleton
Roland C. Behle
Association
Behle
Minneapolis
Falls Dairy
Jim Falls
Comedienne Phyllis Diller Cancelled LA Engagement
AP reports Phyllis Diller, 52, canceled a Los Angeles Cocoanut Grove show and is hospitalized at St. John's for acute gastritis and exhaustion from overwork. She was driven to the hospital Wednesday by her husband Warde Donovan. she had been due to open Tuesday night.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Comedienne
Phyllis Diller
Los Angeles
St. John’s Hospital
Miss Diller
Warde Donovan
Cocoanut Grove
Judi Ford to Speak at Wisconsin Convention Dinner
Judi Ford former Miss America will address the Wisconsin Athletic and Recreation Federation College of Women at a Sept. 20 dinner in the Carthage College Center Kenosha officials say about 65 coeds from 16 Wisconsin colleges will attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Judi Ford
Atlantic City
Wisconsin Athletic and Recreation Federation College of Women
Carthage College
Wisconsin
Jaycettes Promote Patch the Pony Child Safety Film
The Monroe Jaycettes launch an educational program to warn children about friendly strangers. It uses the film Patch the Pony for kindergarten to second grade, followed by a police talk, with 1000 patches distributed by the PTA. The effort aims to curb child molestation and includes involvement from the Monroe Police Department and school administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Jaycettes
Monroe Police Department
Monroe School Administration
Monroe P.T.A. Council
David Wake
FBI
PMA Plans Meetings On AMP Co op Merger
Pure Milk Association announces extra sessions to discuss the Associated Milk Producers Inc consolidation that would unite 17 co operatives from Lake Superior to the Gulf of Mexico. District 20 members in Wisconsin urged to attend meetings in Darlington Monroe and Columbia County to guide delegates for the September 20 fall meeting. Butterbrodt will lead sessions at the Lafayette County Court House and Green County Agriculture Building with additional PMA District 23 gatherings near Appleton, Neenah, and Columbia County Fairgrounds. The merger targets 32 000 dairy farmers and about 12 billion pounds of milk annually.
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Pure Milk Association
PMA
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
AMP
Lake Superior
Gulf of Mexico
Pheasant Run Lodge
St Charles, II
Crawford
Grant
Lafayette
Green
Wisconsin
Lafayette County
Darlington
Neehan
Nelson
Route
Argyle
Green County Agriculture Building
Monroe
Portage
District 23
John Butterbrodt
AMPI
Indiana
Columbia County Fairgrounds
Butterbrodt
Lakeland
Wolf River
PMA District 23
Holiday Inn
Appleton
Neenah
Antique Consignment Sale Slated In Monroe
The Green County Historical Society will hold the first annual Antique Consignment Auction on Sunday September 28 at 1 30 p m in the Monroe city parking lot north of the Green County Historical Museum with a rain date of October 5. Consignments accepted from 9 30 a m. A 10 percent fee applies to consigned items and all sales are cash. Auctioneer Marvin Bidlingmaier co chairs Robert M Bussen and John F Kundert.
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City of Monroe
Green County Historical Museum
The
Historical Society
Franklin School
Green County Historical Society
Marvin Bidlingmaier
Robert M. Bussen
John F. Kundert
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South America
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Sen
Albany Police
AP News
Reims
France
Maurice Chevalier
Order of the Champagne
Moscow
Alexei Kosygin
Chou Enlai
Peking
Tass
New China News Agency
Tokyo
Pekin, Ill
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Spiro T. Agnew
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
Lemon E. Knudsen
Ford
Knudsen
Chrysler
American Motors
General Motors
Henry Ford I
Jaycettes
Pace Rae Fey
Glendora
Miss
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