Monroe Honors Pie Contest At Customer Night
Monroe hosts Customer Appreciation Night with pie eating contests despite rain. WEKZ sponsored pie baking entries attract 137 competitors with prizes from $2 to $20. Mayor Cliff Reasa playfully covered Don Ogden with a pie, while Delbert Rohde wins the main eating event.
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Monroe
Cliff Reasa
Hizzoner
Monroe Chambers of Commerce
Don Ogden
Ogden
Delbert Rohde
Browntown
Kelli
Deena
Rufer
Gene Rufers
8Th Ave
Times
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
WEKZ
Alvin Durtschi
Rt. 4
Stan Hawkinson
Rt. 1
Roy Dickson
Monticello
John Boyer
Argyle
Robert Zentner
Regis Gavigan
Chamber
Carl Dalton
John Mills
Chamber of Commerce
Lucey Backs Non-Resident Fishing Fee Rollback
Gov Patrick J. Lucey supports a bill by Rep Lloyd Kincaid to cut non-resident fishing licenses. The proposal sets a 10 day non-resident license at seven dollars for individuals and eleven dollars for a husband wife combo. It also lowers annual fees from twelve fifty to nine dollars for individuals and from fourteen fifty to twelve dollars for combos.
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Madison
Patrick J. Lucey
Lloyd Kincaid
R-Crandon
Agnew Plea Bargain Talk Spurs Succession Debate
AP reports a Washington Post source says Vice President Agnew is engaged in plea bargaining and resignation could be part of a deal. Talks involve his lawyers and Justice officials, with Nixon's aides commenting on discouragement as Congress weighs succession if Agnew leaves.
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The
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Agnew
Justice Department
White House
William Ruckleshaus
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nixon
Kissinger becomes secretary of state in new era
Henry A. Kissinger is sworn in as secretary of state in the White House East Room after a 78 to 7 Senate confirmation. He succeeds William P. Rogers as plans for a new consensus in foreign policy unfold.
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Kennedy
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Texas
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House
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
William P. Rogers
Gerald R. Ford
Rmich
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Senate
Warren E. Burger
Chrysler strike 예상 영향과 생산 회복
DETROIT AP 보도에 따르면 Chrysler에 대한 일주일 파업이 올해 국내 자동차 생산에 거의 영향하지 않을 것으로 보인다. Ward's Automotive Report는 이번 주 손실 3만5천대와 트럭 7,500대를 초과 근무로 보전할 수 있다고 전했다. 한 Chrysler 대변인은 구체적 계획을 발표하지 않았다. DENVER AP 보도에 따르면 Stanek 육아 5 남매 중 1명 John은 자가 호흡이 가능하며 양호한 상태다. 다른 네 아이 Steven Nathan Catherine은 산소를 통해 호흡하고 양호하지만 다섯째 Jeffrey의 상태는 양호에서 보통으로 악화되었다.
Kenosha teachers approve pact ends 13 day strike
Kenosha public school teachers voted to accept a two year contract ending a 13 day walkout. Minimum base pay rises to 8100 this year and 8450 in 1974. Classes to resume Monday as injunction fines are under advisement after charges dropped.
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Kenosha Public
Palmyra
Beloit
Waupun
Kenosha Education Assn
Jan Virlee
KEA
Virlee
Gordon Muse
Appleton
Kenosha
South Vietnamese bite to divide country in highlands clash
Communist forces aim to split Vietnam by linking central highland troops with those in Binh Dinh Province on the coast. 27 rebels were killed Friday near Bong Son in ongoing heavy fighting. A separate dispatch from Australia notes a 7 year old aboriginal girl wishes to return to her white foster parents.
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Binh Dinh
South China Sea
Bong Son
Sydney
Australia
Nola Garanamba
Maningrida
Far North
Nola
Darwin
White House hints at mandatory fuel allocation plan
The White House is shaping a propane allocation and a switch to scarce low sulfur fuels. A mandatory wholesale distribution system for propane is being prepared for presidential proclamation, with similar action sought for heating oil and diesel.
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White House
Washington
John A. Love
Energy Policy Office
Love
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