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La Crosse Sunday Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1973

Page

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WWTI board seeks $500000 building loan and local remodels

The Western Wisconsin Technical Institute board authorized borrowing $500000 mainly to remodel the Coleman Building and approved a scaled down $52000 mall and parking project. The plan lowers costs by trimming drainage and paving and delays a permanent lot. The group also raises out of district tuition and borrows $500000 from First National Bank of La Crosse.

Western Wisconsin Technical Institute Board of Education Greater la Crosse First National Bank of la

U S Involvement Hidden as Thai Actions in Cambodia

Bangkok reports say U S backed Thai operations continue inside Cambodia from bases in Thailand to support Battambang and Pursat. A psychological warfare unit aids broadcasts and intelligence, with border convoys delivering rice sugar and fuel.

Bangkok Cambodia U.S Thailand Battambang Phnom Penh Pursat Aranyaprathet Preah Vihear World Court Indochina

Federal Court Upholds Beef Price Freeze

An appellate panel upheld the Cost of Living Council’s beef price ceiling through Sept 12, rejecting claims of illegality and arbitrariness. It found continued control justified by rising beef prices, limited market losses, and extensive consultations, noting hearings were not mandatory in this emergency.

Washington Cost of Living Council Pacific Coast Meat Jobbers Association Inc National Association of Meat Purveyors Inc U.S. District Court Robert F. Peckham San Francisco C.S.C Plaintiffs

Delta Queen Gets Five Year Fire Safety Exemption

President Nixon signed a bill exempting the steamboat Delta Queen from fire safety regulations for five more years. The Delta Queen is the last paddlewheel overnight passenger boat on the Mississippi and other inland rivers and is largely wooden in construction.

Washington Nixon Mississippi

Gas Leak Triggers Evacuation Near Long Beach CA

Clouds of sulfur trioxide from the Stauffer Chemical Co plant prompted evacuations in parts of Carson and Long Beach and threatened nearby coastal cities as winds carried the toxic gas up to 40 miles away. Ten people were hospitalized and officials warned of severe coughing and choking risks.

Carson Calif Los Angeles Children’s Hospital Stauffer Chemical Co Long Beach Newport Beach Orange County

Deck of Deeds Reveals Dean Corll Marriage Plan

Los Angeles Times reports Houston killer Dean Corll, leader of a deadly ring that claimed 27 youth lives, was reportedly engaged to a woman he dated five years. Neighbors noticed odd behavior as details emerge about his secret life and circle of young companions.

Nicholas C. Chriss Robert Rawitch Los Angeles Times Wire Houston Dean Arnold Corll Corll Pasadena Betty Dean Dean Corll

Antidrug Programs May Encourage Drug Use, Study Suggests

A Pediatrics report from the University of California Los Angeles finds certain drug education programs may boost curiosity or safe use rather than deter illegal drug use. Elementary students showed reduced intent, while a Los Angeles high school survey indicated over a third believed programs encouraged use.

C.G. McDaniel Evanston, Ill Medical Pediatrics American Academy of Pediatrics University of California School of Medicine At Los Angeles Forest S. Tennant Jr Charles E. Lewis Sue C. Weaver Wurzburg Germany

Rumors of Witchcraft Spur Police Probe in Onalaska

In Onalaska Wisconsin rumors of witchcraft and satanism resurfaced after youths were seen at Beer Cave near Sand Lake Road. Police, with sheriff assistance, found an 18 year old meeting organizer with a suitcase containing a knife but no weapon used. no ritual occurred and no dead animals were reported.

Onalaska Wis Beer Cave John Diouhy Diouhy Sand Lake Road Heather Hills Cloudy Michael Mulroy la Crosse

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