Drug Trade in La Crosse Brisk Despite Official Optimism
A Tribune seven week investigation finds dealers profiting on La Crosse streets and schools with marijuana and speed leading use, heroin rising, and exchanges concentrated at schools and 3rd Street taverns. Two 21 year old graduates describe up to $1000 weekly profits while noting organized deals and cross city supply routes from Minneapolis Milwaukee and Madison.
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King Gustaf VI Adolf Dies at 90 in Sweden
Sweden mourns as King Gustaf VI Adolf dies at 90 after a month of illness. Crown Prince Carl Gustaf, 27, becomes Sweden’s youngest monarch. Parliament moves to strip royal powers while Gustaf’s funeral plans unfold and a 12 hour motorcade carries his body to Stockholm.
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Onalaska Youth Center Plans Unveiled
Jaycee Gail Jensen presents a planned center for local youths featuring offices, grounds with a ball diamond, tennis court, and a picnic area. The project may receive federal funds for a youth counselor.
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British and Irish PMs to Meet in Ireland Crisis Dialogue
London reports Prime Ministers Edward Heath and Liam Cosgrave plan a secret meeting Monday in Ireland to discuss a renewed effort for peace after a troubled fall with Irish terrorism. The leaders aim to reduce violence and explore political avenues.
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Utilities Seek Federal Rationing Of Fuel Oil
A group of power utilities accounting for 25 percent of U.S. electricity urged President Nixon's adviser John Love to implement a mandatory fuel oil allocation plan to prevent nationwide blackouts. They argued priority for electricity generation, hospitals top and theaters bottom, with homes mid.
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U S Denials Clash With Chile Coup Talk
Washington officials repeatedly denied U S involvement as Chile's Allende government faced a swift military coup. The piece traces U S policy actions since 1971 including AID, Eximbank, the World Bank, and private banks pressuring Chile over expropriations and copper trade, noting reactions at the UN and from Allende.
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