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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1973

Page

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Monroe United Fund announces 1973 captains and goal

Roger Severson chairs the 1973 Monroe United Fund Campaign with co-chairs Larry Huebner and Roger Gille. Captains include Curtis Schwerin Pete Adler Dick Rote Dick Zentner Frank Santarelli and Roger Goepfer. Arthur Turcotte says the goal is 35990 and highlights local agency support and a 4 percent collection cost.

United Fund Frank Santarelli Dick Zent Ner Pete Adler Dick Rote Roger Goepfert Roger Severson Larry Huebner Roger Gille Curtis Schwerin Monroe United Fund Severson Dick Zentner Roger Goepfer Henry Gramling Larry Vance Peter Mueller Larry May Bud Zwygart Bryce Adcock Dave Endres Roger Ace Mike Archer Jon Anderegg Paul Paulson Randy Gobeli Dennis Fazel Les Ahrens Jim Blohowiak Paul Nelson Pat Krutza Mike Peot Jim Degner Fred Gustafson Bill Bacher David Smith Dave Bourquin Arthur Turcotte United Fund of Monroe Turcotte Trust of the United Funds

Skylab 2 astronauts to reunite with wives in Texas

Skylab 2 crew Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma depart recovery ship USS New Orleans for reunions with wives in Texas. Flight surgeon says they are rapidly readapting to gravity with recovery from weightless life described as just short of amazing.

San Diego Calif New Orleans Texas Space Agency Alan L. Bean Owen K. Garriott Jack R. Lousma Earth

Cambodian government steps up drive against Khmer Rouge

Cambodian military command reports operations to clear a triangular area southwest of Phnom Penh of about 400 Khmer Rouge insurgents. Separate reports note train bombings in South Vietnam killing a child and injuring five adults.

Phnom Penh Cambodia South Vietnam

Navy frees two POWs but censors officers in North Vietnam

Navy Secretary John R. Warner drops misconduct charges against two former prisoners of war and censors Marine Lt Col Edison Wainright Miller and Navy Capt Walter E Wilber for actions in North Vietnam camps.

Washington Navy John R. Warner Pentagon Warner Edison Wainright Miller Walter E Wilber North Vietnam

Mrs Witt Honored by Jaycettes for CAROL Award

Mrs Donata Juay Witt of Monticello received the local Jaycette CAROL Award at a dinner meeting. She will be judged at the state level for five CAROL winners to be announced at the Jaycette Mid Year Convention in Appleton October 19 20. Also honored was Mrs Don Barry as she leaves Monroe after seven years of service.

Donata Juay Witt Rt. 1 Monticello Jaycettes Witt Jaycette Appleton Roy Thomas Monroe First National Bank Don Barry Barry Donald Witt

Agnew seeks injunction as grand jury opens probe

Federal grand jury in Maryland begins hearings into Spiro Agnew amid tight security. A motion for a temporary injunction to halt the inquiry was being prepared by Agnew lawyers with possible filing next week. The case centers on kickbacks from 1960s contractors during Agnew’s Maryland leadership and later vice presidency.

Moe Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Judah Best Best Baltimore County Maryland America Carl Albert House of Representatives Walter Hoffman Norfolk

Soviet Launch Sends Two Cosmonauts Into Orbit

The Soviet Union launched a manned spacecraft carrying cosmonauts Vasily Lazarev and Oleg Makarov into Earth orbit. Tass reported the crew are well and systems are normal. This marks the first manned Soviet flight since 1971 after a previous mission with a tragic return.

Moscow Soviet Union Tass Vasily Lazarev Oleg Makarov Salyut Space Station Earth

Senate OKs accelerated Trident submarine program

The Senate approved the Navy speed-up for a new fleet of Trident submarines by a 49 to 47 vote. An amendment to cut 885.4 million dollars from a 21 billion weapons bill was defeated, which would have pushed the first unit’s completion from 1978 to 1980. President Nixon and the Defense Department opposed the delay.

Washington Senate Nixon Wwashington Navy Defense Department

Suspicions cloud Agnew in 1976 presidential bid

AP analysis notes the Agnew graft accusations could derail his candidacy, with the vice president seeking vindication amid Watergate fallout. Nixon defends presumption of innocence as other 1976 hopefuls push integrity messages while a legal defense fund is formed.

Washington James R. Schlesinger Walter K. Mears Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Nixon Maryland Edward M. Kennedy Chappaquiddick White House Agnew Associates

Hog carcass scores spotlight Green County judging results

A hog carcass evaluation meeting at the Green County Ag Building followed the FFA Judging Contest at the county fair. Top teams were Monroe, Janesville Parker, and Monticello with 537, 440, 436 points. Individual winners and live weights are listed alongside carcass metrics and muscle scores.

Monroe Ffa Green County Mark Flannery Dennis Holyoke Jim Ausmus Terry Patterson Gary Keegan Times Green County Ag FFA Monroe Janesville Parker Monticello Myron Jeglum Ron Schmidt Oscar Mayer Co Madison Green County Ag Chest Green County Pork Producers County Extension Office Ron Schwartzlow Steve Schwartzlow Kent Klitzman Jerro Julie Mauerman Dick Gunn Dan Reilly Kathy Tinker Jim Marty Tim Feller Richard Klassner

Plea Talks Reported in Armstrong Case at UW

Defense and prosecution in Madison discussed a plea bargain for Karleton Armstrong who faces trial October 15 for the 1970 bombing of the Army Mathematics Research Center at the University of Wisconsin campus that killed a physicist. The deal would cut trial costs and may permit Armstrong to present antiwar testimony, per the Wisconsin State Journal citing William Kunstler.

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