17 Sep 1973
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1973
Page
1
Grand jury ready to vote on indictments as evidence apart from the White House tapes is presented. Perjury and obstruction of justice are among the potential charges under review by the panel.
Gallup reports 93 percent of Americans view the nation favorably while Gallup cautions one in five homeowners is dissatisfied with local quality of life. Newsweek notes John Mitchell has separated from Martha and seeks legal steps to address her commitment. In California, the Democratic telethon raises 5.3 million dollars amid debts. Houston astronauts prepare a risky engine firing as Skylab 2 nears splashdown. Edwin Aldrin Jr. reveals mood struggles after his moon voyage, now under psychiatric care.
Rainy day did not dampen the Green County Conservation League tour visiting eight county sites. Forester Richard Denny spoke on woodlot management at Roger Douglas farm while Leland Miller explained erosion control at Norm Williams farm. The outing showcased CAP cropland changes, stream and bridge projects led by Gary Eldred, and prairie restoration along the Sugar River Trail with observations by Joel Stone and Reynold Zeller.
After a 23 hour bargaining marathon at Chrysler the UAW and company depicted progress toward ending the strike that began Friday affecting 112,000 members in the United States and Canada. Both sides planned to return at noon as talks continued amid a news blackout and statements of optimism about an early settlement.
The Justice Department considers presenting a federal grand jury report on Vice President Spiro Agnew to the House as a potential step toward impeachment. A grand jury presentment could outline its evidence and possible actions, while no comment was offered by officials.
Six deaths in weekend accidents lift Wisconsin 1973 traffic fatalities to 787, compared with 825 on the same date last year. Across the state, a fire damages St Thomas Catholic School in Beloit, arson blamed. the church offers temporary quarters at First Presbyterian. Edna Wilkinson, 80, mother of Agriculture Secretary Donald Wilkinson, dies in Benton hospital with services set for Tuesday. Demonstrations at UW ethnic centers continue over funding. hundreds attend a rally as about 50 move into the Afro American Center for an all night vigil. Unsettled weather hampers a 2900 mile canoe expedition reenacting Joliet Marquette final days near Sturgeon Bay. Billboard campaign grows as advertisers win support from farm and tourism groups to ease Wisconsin roadside billboard rules.
Sweden's Social Democrats appear to retain control with 176 seats to 174 for opposition after a general election. King Gustaf VI Adolfs death shifts the backdrop as Carl XVI Gustaf ascends, to rule in largely symbolic fashion under a new constitution.
Lisbon reports an October 28 election for the national assembly with a first meeting slated for November 15. Both ruling National Popular Action and the Democratic Opposition are fielding candidates, though the official party is expected to win most of the 150 seats.
The article reports mixed signals as beef prices drift after the control lift. Officials and retailers note declines in some meats while more expensive cuts hold or rise slowly, with guardrails intact on overall price behavior amid shifting supply and demand dynamics.
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