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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1973

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Bodies of 21 sex party victims unearthed in Texas

Police expanding a mass murder case tied to Dean Corll and a 17 year old Henley report two more graves near Broaddus in San Augustine County bringing the total found to 21. Victims are teenage boys from Pasadena with potential more remains at High Island and Lake Sam Rayburn sites.

Houston Broaddus San Augustine Elmer Wayne Henley Henley High Island Galveston Pasadena U.S Juan Corona Yuba City Calif Corona Dean Corll Corll David Brooks Brooks Graves Dean Breck Porter Tex John Hoytt Lake Sam Rayburn

Court Appearance Planned For Man On Drug Charge

An 18 year old La Crosse man Stephen Makin and two 17 year olds were arrested after marijuana was found during a patrol stop. Makin faced a possession with intent to sell charge and was scheduled to appear in La Crosse County Court. Police said the group bought a bag of marijuana together and that Makin surrendered the sack. Another man, Mark Linhart, was charged after giving an officer a bag of marijuana.

la Crosse la Crosse County Court Stephen Makin Redfield St Pearl Street Makin Mark ‘Linhart Travis St Grand Rapids Minn Itasca Gordon Wakanabe Sam Mattson Mattson Wakanabe

City Discussion on Parking Ramps and Meter Rates

City officials debated adding a ramp or surface lots and financing options. Aldermen weighed flexibility versus immediate action with a potential 20 cent hourly meter rate if a ramp is built. Several aldermen opposed re referral and favored keeping current plans.

Wardwell Lee Foley Dist Schroeder John McConaughey W. Peter Gilbertson John Schubert Sontag Sharon Imes Thomas Roellich Swanson Johnson Dennis Kaufmann Richard Arneson Frank Kaufmann Merlin Bauer Kenneth Niedbalski

Chaseburg's Oldest To Observe 92nd Birthday

Chaseburg Wisconsin resident Henry Bluske will celebrate his 92nd birthday on Saturday August 11. The retired carpenter lives alone since his wife’s death and will be joined by his son Harry and daughters Evelyn Blumke and Mrs Donald Bentzen plus many relatives and friends. Also reported is the death of United Methodist Bishop Kenneth W Copeland at age 61 in Houston Texas from a heart attack.

Chaseburg Wis Henry Bluske Bluske Harry Evelyn Blumke Brookings S.D Donald Bentzen la Crosse Methodist Houston, Tex Kenneth W. Copeland Houston United Methodist Church Nebraska

Phase 4 could decide recession fate in 1973

The Agriculture Department Outlook Board warned Phase 4 will shape whether Americans face a January recession or see a temporary aberration. It projected grocery prices up about 20 percent for 1973 and noted record crops with strong demand, while inflation and growth lag showed mixed signals in early 1973.

Washington Agriculture Department

Two Children and Woman Die in Minnesota Traffic Toll

The AP reports a Minneapolis woman and two children among recent fatalities in central Minnesota. Daniel Posterick six, and Cheryl Schneider fourteen died after separate traffic incidents. Driver names given for Dahl and Haakonson, and belated notices include Homer Cuffel and Harold Gestson.

Associated Press Minneapolis Minnesota Benton County Daniel Posterick William Posterick Foley Marlys L. Dahl Cheryl’ Schneider St. Cloud Cheryl Jerome Haakonson Sauk Rapids

Bid On Ladder Truck Okayed

The La Crosse Common Council approved a low bid of 84 770 from Peter Pirsch and Sons Co for a 100 foot aerial ladder truck to serve Fire Station 4. The engine hall will also authorize buying 3220 worth of auxiliary equipment including a radio.

la Crosse Fire Station

Camden Bridge Closed After Imminent Collapse Warning

A north Minneapolis bridge over the Mississippi River was ordered closed by City Engineer Clayton Sorenson after an inspection found the structure extremely dangerous. Built in 1914, the Camden bridge carries 12 000 vehicles daily and had been limited to under three tons since 1969. Large holes rusted through two girders at the west end caused the sagging condition.

Minneapolis

Delta Queen Stops Here For Repairs

The Delta Queen paddlewheel steamboat halted at La Crosse to repair an air conditioning unit. Roberts Trane Air Conditioning reports a water control valve replacement, but river water quality hindered cooling. the unit was fixed and the vessel continued up river at 5 p.m.

Delta Queen Mississippi River la Crosse Roger Horstman Roberts Trane Air Conditioning, Inc 2Nd St Horstman

Grant County Man Dies In Car Crash

Bloomington man Gary Bierman aged 27 died when his car left Grant County Highway A six miles southwest of Bloomington and struck a tree early today. The state highway fatality toll reached 651, down from 670 on the same date last year.

Grant County Associated Press Bloomington Gary Bierman Grant County Highway A

Agnew Rests In Desert During Prosecution Probe

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew relaxed at a desert resort for a long weekend as prosecutors pressed Maryland political corruption inquiries. He said he has absolutely nothing to hide and dismissed charges as damn lies alleging political payoffs.

Washington Spiro T. Agnew Maryland

Nixon Signs Realistic Farm Bill

President Nixon signed the 1973 Agriculture and Consumer Protection Act calling it a realistic compromise to spur full production and ease inflation. The bill raises price supports, loosens farmer payments, expands food stamp rules, and continues food-for-peace while delaying Vietnam aid pending Congress authorization. Rep. Poage praised the measure noting it protects farmers from income loss during market slumps.

Washington Nixon Congress Agriculture Secretary North Vietnam U.S America W. R. Poage D-Tex

Rusk Undergoes Vascular Surgery

Mayo Clinic spokesman reports former U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk in satisfactory condition at Methodist Hospital Rochester after corrective vascular surgery. Doctors removed a moderately sized abdominal aortic aneurysm. Rusk, 64, rests comfortably and is expected to be released within two weeks.

Rochester, Minn Mayo Clinic U.S Dean Rusk Methodist Hospital Rochester Rusk

Committee To Investigate Interest Rates

House Banking Committee plans hearings in September to study the credit crunch and financial structure. Chairman Wright Patman aims to draft stabilizing legislation while noting divisions of opinion within the panel. The prime rate hit 9 percent, highest on record, with Nixon era controls exempt. Senator Proxmire warns of a 1970s style recession as prices rise. Treasury Secretary Shultz counters recession fears.

Washington House Banking Committee Wright Patman D-Tex Banking Committee Congress Patman Nixon William Proxmire D-Wis Senate House

Price Freeze on Petroleum Extended by Living Council

The Cost of Living Council extended the price freeze on gasoline and other petroleum products for one more week to August 19. Final oil regulations are still being drafted, with the measure including ceiling prices for gasoline and home heating oil and price posting at pumps. A 7 cent per gallon minimum markup is set for service station operators. Cor nelius Cotter named associate dean at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee.

Washington Cost of Living Council Council John T. Dunlop Dunlop

Wold Seeks Funds for Fest Enforcement in La Crosse

La Crosse Police Chief Ronald C. Wold asked the Common Council for 10000 dollars to cover overtime gaps and additional security costs for the 1973 Oktoberfest. He requested 7000 dollars from cut overtime and 3000 dollars for out of town police help if needed, noting no prediction of trouble but wanting readiness. The event moves to start Sunday October 7 and end midweek to reduce crowds.

la Crosse Ronald C. Wold Common Council Wold la Crosse Festivals Inc

Two Treated After County Accidents

Two persons were hospitalized after county traffic crashes Wednesday afternoon. Sharon L. Baker, 19, Holmen, was taken to Lutheran Hospital with head and arm cuts after her car rolled in a ditch on County Highway V in Farmington. Rob Roy Roberts III, 17, Onalaska, suffered a leg injury when his motorcycle flipped on County Highway SN in Onalaska.

la Crosse County Sharon L. Baker R. 1 Holmen Lutheran Hospital Farmington Rob Roy Roberts III N. Larch St Onalaska

Olson Havre Family Reunion Near Pleasantville

The Olson Havre family will hold a reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs David Berg near Pleasantville on Sunday August 2. A potluck lunch will be provided.

David Berg Pleasantville

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