Washington weighs budget talks with Congress leaders
The Nixon administration invites key lawmakers to help draft next year’s federal budget as Roy L. Ash proposes a series of meetings with Senate leaders. The move signals early cooperation on fiscal planning and sets the tone for budget negotiations amid an active Washington agenda.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Roy L. Ash
Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
al Ullman
D-Ore
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Gaylord Nelson
Skylab shows large space structures possible in zero gravity
Skylab tests report no welding problems in zero gravity and even better brazing of tubing in weightlessness. Space center chief Jack H. Waite says large in-space structures are feasible with no anticipated obstacles.
Global talks map ground rules to cut tariffs
More than 600 financial experts from nearly 100 countries convene in Tokyo for a three day meeting to spell out negotiation ground rules for the next two years amid efforts to lower tariffs and trade barriers. France and the EEC warn that stability of the international monetary system is crucial to avoid jeopardizing talks.
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Tokyo
France
European Common Market
Green County studies cost of forced air destructor for waste
Green County Supervisors pass a resolution to study the cost of a forced air destructor for burnable waste at the county landfill. DNR bans burning as of Oct. 1 under permit. Discussion cites efficiency doubts and DNR pollution standards. Forester group urges careful review to meet regulations and energy reuse. Other items include mental health board formation, historical society funding, and hospital/kitchen work updates.
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Green County Board of Supervisors
Green County
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Edward J Kaderly
Juda
Clinton S. Pierce
Brodhead
Ray Grady
Rt. 1
Belleville
Green County Forestry Educational Center, Inc
Forestry Center
George Goldsworthy
13Th St
Naomi Barnard
15Th Ave
Unified Board For Mental Health
Pleasant View Nursing Home
HS. Ammann
Green County Historical Society
Historical Society
Alice Acherman
State Historical Society
Ammann
Board Finance Committee
Robert Torkelson and
Stanley Knight
Chilean rulers face opposition after military coup
The new Chilean junta faces street opposition and sniper pockets as troops patrol Santiago. Radio broadcasts report factories and stores closed, no newspapers, and advisories to stay indoors. Allende allegedly died by his own hand amid unrest and a shutoff of communications with the outside world.
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Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
Santiago
Argentina
Wisconsin Death Toll Rises in 1973 Traffic Fatalities
Badger Briefs reports Wisconsin's 1973 traffic deaths reached 774 today, down from 808 on the same date in 1972. The item also notes other statewide updates from Madison, including political resignations, factory plans, income rankings, enrollment records, and government nominations.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Research Organization
Record grain crops but meat prices stay high
Washington AP reports farmers reap record wheat and corn while meat costs stay elevated. Foreign buyers push grain demand for cattle and poultry, delaying relief at the supermarket. The corn crop reaches 5.77 billion bushels, yet domestic and foreign orders need about 5.8 billion. Livestock profits hinge on lower feed costs or higher live-animal prices, with cattle prices forecast to remain above last fall's level.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
USDA
Omaha
Top level officers named at 1st National Bank Monroe
The First National Bank of Monroe announces Edward M. Adam becomes chairman and chief executive officer while C E Blue rises from vice president loan programs to president and chief administrative officer. The directors cite accelerated growth and plan a building expansion to boost community service. Adam previously led First National Appleton and Blue led Hancock County Bank Greenfield Indiana.
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First National Bank of Monroe
Edward M. Adam
C. E. Blue
Adam
First National
First National Bank
Appleton
Monroe
Blue
Greenfield
Ind
Hancock County Bank
Senate Watergate panel to condense hearings this fall
The Senate Watergate committee will compress its remaining hearings into six weeks from September 24 to November 1 calling only key witnesses to finish probes into wiretapping cover up campaign financing and political espionage. The panel rejected splitting into subcommittees for different topics and will hold a final witness list session on September 18.
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Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Baker
Ervin
Senate
Watergate
Democratic
Samuel Cash
Charles W. Colson
E. Howard Hunt
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Sogling
University of Wisconsin
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Wisconsin Statistical Reporting Service
U.S. Agriculture Department
State Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations
Marshal Washington
U.S
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Evansville
Monroe High School
Association For Excellence
1St National Bank
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