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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1973
Page
13
The column outlines daily guidance for each zodiac sign with cautions to avoid overextending and to focus on real, dependable matters. It highlights personal traits of those born today, praising leadership, organization, and potential in acting, writing, education, or business.
In Detroit and Milwaukee, the UAW moves toward naming Chrysler as the target in talks ahead of the September contract expiry. The international council will pick the target August 21 during meetings at the Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee.
Gov. Lucey signed a bill lowering intoxication evidence from .15 to .10 percent to deter drunk driving in Wisconsin. He noted the change improves the standard but would have preferred conclusive proof of intoxication. The ceremony also highlighted future push for mandatory seat belt laws and other bills expanding education funding, transportation, and local governance.
A column lists newborns from St Francis Hospital and others with birth dates from Aug. 3 to Aug. 5 and parental names and addresses. Corrections note an Aug. 5 boy Timothy John Taylor born in Colorado Springs to George Taylor and Candy Melba.
Leonard Arentz 58 no address charged drunk continued to Aug 8 to consult a lawyer released on a 25 dollar signature bond. Leonard F. Stone 28 Racine charged drunk three days in county jail with credit for time served. Lloyd Larson 58 Copeland Ave. drunk 30 dollar bond forfeited. Charles Wortman 52 Melrose drunk 30 dollar bond. Herbert J. Thornd 24 Burr Oak St drunk 30 dollar bond.
Today in history highlights notable events from 1789 to 1973 on August 7. The Milwaukee AP report identifies James A. Burke, 60, of Kentucky, crushed to death after entering an empty coal car at Paducah and found in a plant coal conveyer system.
Wisconsin urban bus systems report an 11.6 percent revenue increase for the first half of the year while eight cities posted higher ridership. Beloit leads with a 20.2 percent rise, followed by Manitowoc 15.0 and Kenosha 12.2. Milwaukee fell 9.2 percent as public aid helped avoid fare hikes.
In a high stakes rubber bridge game South reached six hearts doubled but a sequence of club ruffs and diamond returns by East and West sealed the loss. South failed to make the slam, conceding 1400 points as the defense claimed victory and the narrative laments the bad luck.
The article links toxic body states to low water intake and lists symptoms such as muscular pains headaches and joint swelling. It cites normal daily water needs and notes that osmotic action cleanses tissues. it also mentions chiropractic adjustments aiding elimination and urges consulting a chiropractor if normal responses fail.
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