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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1973
Page
2
A farewell party for a woman drew more than 100 relatives and friends. She told doctors to keep her alive until after the event as her daughter Linda and grandson Chris stood nearby in the AP wirephoto scene.
The nation enters Phase 4 wage price controls under Nixon with small and medium firms allowed to raise prices to cover past costs while large firms must give 30 days notice. Gasoline beef stay frozen until late summer and September respectively. Dent and Shultz caution on end dates and inflation targets.
The Blue Stars Drum and Bugle Corps finished fourth in the Eastern DCI contest in Lowell Massachusetts. Santa Clara Vanguard and Casper Troopers beat them, with Muchachos and Madison Scouts close behind. Blue Stars have 40 to 45 first year members.
Variable cloudiness with showers and thunderstorms early Monday evening. Low near 62. Fair and a little warmer Tuesday with a high of 85. Light variable winds Monday night and Tuesday. Chance of precipitation 20 percent Monday night. Wednesday fair to partly cloudy with a low around 65.
The excerpt discusses how imagining Russia sponsoring an American station clarifies the effects of European radio sponsorships broadcasting into Russia. It notes Watergate conspirators developing a unique lexicon per Kenneth Brekke. It also mentions a Brazilian soybean boom boosting profits and prompting shifts away from coffee plantations.
American companies rush into Soviet market amid a growing trade boom fueled by the 1969 agreement. Exports climbed from 1965 to 1972 and could reach 1.5 billion by 1975, while devaluation and fixed prices raise risk. Analysts warn profits may shrink due to costs, delays, and shifting credits as Chase Manhattan and others back Kama River projects.
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