Ford criticizes Cuban and Soviet Angola intervention
President Ford said Cuba must not send troops to Angola and that Soviet involvement harms detente. He cited 4000 to 6000 Cuban troops aiding the pro Soviet faction and warned it ends chances of friendly U S relations. He also announced plans to sign an $18 billion tax bill and pursue a $10 billion cut with spending restraints.
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Icelandic Volcano Erupts Near Lake Myvatn
A northeast Iceland eruption opened a mile wide crater on Mt Leirhnukur sending lava down snow covered slopes. No injuries or damage reported though evacuation talks and nearby residents face potential risk as geologists warn of possible larger explosions.
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Viroqua High School Triumphs at Logan Dual Meet
Viroqua High School earned top honors at La Crosse Logan triple dual event held at the meet. The victory showcased strong performances across several events and solidified Viroqua’s standing in the county meet circuit.
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Soviets Weigh Angola Role Amid Detente Ties
Moscow sources say the Soviet Union backs its ideological pledge to support national liberation but will not let Angola-endangered detente with the United States. They cite Moscow’s aim to gain influence in southwestern Africa and secure Angola’s Atlantic port access and mineral potential.
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Lebanese Governor Kassem Imad Shot Outside Tripoli Home
Moslem governor of north Lebanon, 53, Sheik Kassem Imad, was killed by machine gun fire outside his Tripoli residence. His wife was wounded amid rising fears of civil war escalation. The attack follows months of fighting between Mokaddem's militia and Christian gunmen, with Syrian mediation underway.
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Monitor Service Joins La Crosse Tribune as Wire Suppliment
The La Crosse Tribune will use the Christian Science Monitor News and Photo Service with 60 correspondents in 18 bureaus to supplement AP wire. The Monitor, praised for fairness, will replace the Los Angeles Times Washington Post Wire starting today and provide news, columns, photos, maps, charts, and features to readers.
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Mall walks aid Miller heart recovery in Onalaska
Clifton Miller aged 69 from Merrillville Indiana survived a heart attack while visiting family near Madison Wisconsin. Now he walks daily in Center 90 mall Onalaska to regain strength expecting to return home by year end. He covers about 10 blocks a day per rehab plan and plans four miles daily after eight weeks.
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