Judges Split Over Disbanding OEO Programs
U S judges clash over executive power to terminate Economic Opportunity Act programs. Jones rules Congress funds must permit continued OEO work while Chicago judge Parsons finds suits premature as Community Action Agencies remain funded through 1973. Public reaction grows at CEO HQ and White House briefings.
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Jones
OEO
Congress
Missouri Rural Redevelopment Corporation
Chicago
U.S. District Court
James B. Parsons
Parsons
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Phillip R. Kete
Government Union
Washington
CEO
United States
Nixon
Howie Phillips
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
No Violations Found: Health Officer Clears Several Units
Health officer George Baldwin said inspections of three Donald Clarkin apartments found no violations as alleged by the La Crosse Tenants Rights Association. Four additional units faced Friday inspections. association president Ann McGalloway noted Clarkin had begun correcting issues since complaints were filed.
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Donald Clarkin
la Crosse City
George Baldwin
la Crosse
Association
Ann McGalloway
N. 10Th St
Clarkin
University of Wisconsin- la Crosse
N. 9Th St
Baldwin
Miss McGalloway
Dally, Baldwin
Alton A. Schroeder
Aircraft Parts To Relocate And Expand On Hauser Site
Aircraft Parts Manufacturing Co plans a relocation into a new 22 500 square foot building on the Hauser farm within the La Crosse Interstate Industrial Park. Investment planned at 225 000 to 250 000 dollars announced by 9 30 a.m. Friday.
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Aircraft Parts Manufacturing Co
Oak St
Hauser
Common Council
Enterprise Avenue
John Torrance and Son Foundry
Meat Boycott Leaders Propose Meatless Days
Washington AP reports 150 women leaders form the National Consumers Congress on Capitol Hill proposing two meatless days weekly and a May 5 national protest against high food prices. They call for Earl Butz’s resignation and urges reduced exports to spur domestic production.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
National Consumers Congress
Congress
Betty Furness
New York City
Consumer Affairs
Earl Butz
Chicago
American Meat Institute
Herrell DeGraff
Ralph Nader
Safeway
Agriculture Department
Leon Schachter
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher
Snow Delays Golf plans but Engebretson brothers build on lawn
A snowstorm disrupts early week golf outings yet fans stay optimistic. Ronald and Mark Engebretson built a king sized driver and ball on the lawn at 1611 King St, sons of local dentist Dr. L J Engebretson. Courses should reopen soon barring snow mold concerns.
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Ronald Engebretson
Mark
King St
L. J. Engebretson
Tribune
Ellsberg recounts journey from Vietnam zeal to disillusionment
Dan Ellsberg testifies in his defense that he went from devoted supporter of the Vietnam War to a man who believed U.S. policies were futile after accessing the Pentagon papers. He described copying the top secret study with Rand Corp. colleague Anthony Russo and faced espionage charges.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
Vietnam
Pentagon
Ellsberg
U.S
Southeast Asia
Anthony Russo
Rand Corp
Santa Monica
Calif
Washington
Thompson Defends Stevens as State Superintendent Aide
Barbara Thompson elected state superintendent of public instruction defends hiring Dwight Stevens as chief assistant, saying selection based on qualifications and noting Stevens was a campaign worker. She defeated Ernest Korpela, pledging a mandate for qualified leadership and improved education in the state. In See SCHOOLS P, 2.
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Barbara Thompson
la Crosse
Dwight Stevens
Thompson
Stevens
Hartland
Arrowhead Union
Ernest
Korpela
Wisconsin Education Association
WEA
Weekend Weather Outlook For Local Area
The forecast shows fair skies with little temperature change from Thursday night to Friday. Lows around the upper 20s Thursday night, highs in the low 50s Friday, with northerly winds at 10 to 15 mph becoming light and variable Thursday night. No measurable precipitation expected. Saturday turns cloudy and warmer with a chance of showers and a low in the 30s.
Tax reform distant as Tomah Manor draws seniors
The article notes that while income taxes loom, federal tax reform remains far off. It highlights Tomah's Manor, an apartment complex linked to Tomah Memorial Hospital, as a popular living option for elderly residents with over 40 dwellings.
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Tomah’s Manor
Tomah Memorial Hospital
Moon and More Hidden in a Fractured Page
Fragmented OCR text hints at columns and sections like Ann Landers Women’s News and Horoscope. Mentions TV, Movies, local Tri-State, and a miscellaneous stack of cryptic items. No clear story or names beyond generic sections.
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Moon Bbb
Cacee Cies
Ann Landers
Mic
Women’s News
GEE Bv
Cenccs Oom
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Ditter
Howard Phillips
Thomas Hott
Hott
Wesley Bertelson
Bernard Buse
Buse
Trane Co
la Crosse Cooler Co
Waterman Hydraulics
Power Packet
Milwaukee
Hydro-Line
Rockford, Il
Eugene Daily
Cambodia
Mekong
Bassac
Phnom Penh
Iowa
Kansas
Lin Heiler
Melvin
Dr. Thompson
Tomah
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