Wisconsin Senators Vote With 46 41 Foreign Aid Bill
Wisconsin's Gaylord Nelson and William Proxmire sided with the minority as the Senate passed a 1.82 billion dollar foreign military aid authorization bill 46-41. They also opposed motion to strike the end the war amendment, which carried 45-42.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
William Proxmire
Senate
Nelson
Proxmire
John Stennis
D-Miss
Soddy pleas no contest in officer harm and escape case
Delbert F. Soaay Jr. and Michael LaBelle faced Judge Arthur L. Luebke in Circuit Court for unlawfully causing bodily harm to a peace officer and escaping custody. Soddy changed from not guilty to no contest on the charges. sentencing follows DA recommendation with concurrent and consecutive terms at Wisconsin State Prison Green Bay, with tentative sentencing set for Oct. 10.
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Delbert F. Soaay Jr
Browntown
Michael LaBelle
Janes
Arthur L. Luebke
Soddy
Randall Elmer
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Greeney
aBelle
State Department of Health and Social Services
Schwartzlow Pleads Guilty to Homicide by Reckless Conduct
John Virgil Schwarwow, 27, of rural Monroe, pleaded guilty before Judge Arthur L. Luebke to homicide by reckless conduct. Sentencing postponed to Oct. 10 for a pre sentence report. State investigator John Lewis reported 16 month old Christopher Alan Martin died Aug 26, 1972 from a blow to the head, child of Shirley Martin and Leo Martin Jr.
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John Virgil Schwarwow
Monroe
Arthur L. Luebke
State Department of Health and Social Services
John Lewis
Green County
Federal grant for Monroe sewage plant expansion approved
Monroe will receive 531700 from EPA for upgrading and expanding its sewage treatment facility with state adding 265854 and the city covering 265861. The project doubles plant size, includes testing sites along the effluent route, and may trigger additional treatment needs if pollution is high. Storm sewer work and a county landfill project are also advancing, with bids expected in December and construction to begin next spring.
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POWs Arrive in Moscow Amid Embassy Activist Clash
American airmen Lt. Mark Gartley Lt. Norris Charles and Maj. Edward Elias reach Moscow on their way home from North Vietnam. U S Charge D Affaires Adolph Dubs is blocked by antiwar escort cerpauion as Richard Falk and protesters say they will escort the pilots home and refuse embassy meetings.
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Norris Charles
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Air Force
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U. S
Adolph Dubs
Richard Falk
Dubs
Falk
Freak accident damages home in Monroe area
A freak traffic crash about 3 27 p m Tuesday damaged the northeast corner of Mrs Nina E Wach s home at 2343 16th Ave Monroe Police report. Mary J Kimble cited for traffic violation. No injuries. A separate incident involved Ethel M Van Horn charged with a traffic violation after a truck with a camper box damaged a parking ramp light fixture.
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16Th Ave
Monroe Police Department
Herbert G. Kraus
Sth
Mary J. Kimble
Rt. 3
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Ethel M. van Horn
Rock Falls
Ethel van Horn
Janesville Woman Charged in Infant's Murder of 13 Months
Mrs. James Retzlaff of Janesville was charged with first degree murder after authorities said her 13 month old son was killed with a saw type blade found beside the body. She reportedly told police she killed the baby to test her faith and awaited a potential miracle from God. She appeared in Rock County Court and was held at the mental hospital.
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James
Darlene) Retzlaff
Avalon Road
Rt. 6
Rock County
Wisconsin Power
Stoughton
Tragedy Ties Family Mental Health to Madison Doctor Visit
Neighbors report threats as Darlene Retzlaff warned children away from her home citing past knife play by her kids. The child survived by both parents James and Darlene Retzlaff with siblings Dawn and Tami, Todd, and grandparents in Madison. Arrangements pending at Overton Funeral Home in Janesville.
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Darlene Retzlaff
Todd
Dawn
Tami
Robert Retzlaff
Ella Slabeck
Madison
Overton Funeral Home
Janesville
Monroe redevelopment agency gets extra HUD grant
The Monroe Redevelopment Authority will receive an additional 77 000 from Sen Gaylord Nelson’s office to fund relocation payments under public law 1 646. Glen Schreier said the funds will allow payments to eligible families and businesses in the redevelopment area, boosting the total grant to 745 467 under a 1967 plan.
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City of Monroe Redevelopment Authority
Gaylord Nelson
Glen Schreier
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Stark contrast in Nixon McGovern campaigns ahead of election
Nixon frames November victory as finishing the job and a safer world, while McGovern urges Americans to confront moral questions about Indochina. McGovern vows to halt bombing within minutes of inauguration, rallying crowds at high priced dinners. Agnew defends secrecy in foreign policy amid donations. Shriver attacks Nixon’s consistency in Fort Worth as Mitchell signs autographs in New York.
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Chicago
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Fort Worth
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Martha Mitchell
Atty
John Mitchell
New York
World and U S Briefs From AP News
AP reports mounting difficulties in finalizing a China Japan summit communique. The Nobel Peace Prize not awarded. Kissinger talks under a blackout in Paris. Senate debate opens on welfare reform bill with $14.6 billion price tag. Philippine arrests target subversives as armed forces press a sweep. US planes strike Yen Bai base in North Vietnam causing ground losses.
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Washington
Senate
Saigon
North Vietnam
Yen Bai
Hanoi
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