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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1972
Page
2
Notice informs carrier subscribers to know their delivery boy and keep his number. Mail readers missing issues should contact The Monroe Evening Times for delivery issues and service.
The article notes Vice President Spiro Agnew will campaign in urban blue collar and ethnic areas to win over Catholics of Italian and Slavic backgrounds. Nixon aides view these votes as pivotal, contrasting Agnew's appeal with McGovern’s campaign, and highlight targeted outreach in Rhode Island Connecticut New York City areas and major Midwest cities.
The school board opened low bids totaling 365 028 dollars for a senior high school addition, about five thousand dollars below architect estimates from earlier. At Westminster California two teens rehearsing for a Thorn ton Wilder play The Skin of Our Teeth argued over scripts, not trouble.
The American Legion voted to open membership to all present veterans and urged Congress to amend its charter. Wendell L. Willkie expected frank talks with Joseph Stalin in Moscow. Sixteen Green County men inducted into the Army.
A reflective piece on autumn's arrival and varied outlooks, praising optimism and inviting participation in Bienema's promotion. Also thanks band volunteers, and announces Rotary Travelogs starting Sundays with season tickets for Monroe residents, urging parental support and cultural exposure.
A reader questions WEKZ aired explanation of home visit therapy charges. The letter notes home visits cost two dollars more than hospital therapy and mentions financial aid options. The Madison audience members report visits by Mrs Elisa Marty.
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