Artists Recital Delivers Varied Modern and Classical Works
The 1973 Artists Recital in the Coulee Region showcased 18 visiting musicians and two Wisconsin students in a program spanning strings woodwinds brass and percussion. Highlights included Bartok Quartets No. 2 Hindemith Kleine Kammermusik and Sanders Quintet for Brass. performances earned praise for individual solos and group unity despite some blending weaknesses.
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Truman D. Hayes
UWL
Coulee
Wisconsin
Viterbo College
Schubert
Cassandra Doran
Philip Noel
Ellen Seaman
Anita Bullard
Margaret Swett
Judy Hill
Steve Barta
John Beck
String Quartet
Bartok
Robert Rozek
Ellen Rozek
David Morse
George Seaman
Paul Hindemith
Miss Crockett
Elizabeth Camus
Karl Hill
Frederick Fuller
Lady Mallat
Peter Kline
Jeff Huenink
la Crosse
Texas Killings Lead To Teens Indictments
In Houston a grand jury indicted Elmer Wayne Henley Jr. 17 and David Owen Brooks 18 in mass slayings linked to the Houston and San Augustine County cases. Investigators say multiple victims were sexually assaulted and murdered at Dean Corlls home, with more indictments possible as bodies identifications continue.
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Houston
Texas
Elmer Wayne Henley Jr
David Owen Brooks
Henley
San Augustine
Brooks
William Ray Lawrence
Marty Ray Jones
Charles C. Cobble
Billy Ridinger
Dean Allen Corll
Henley and
Corll
Dist. Atty
Carol Vance
Vance
Asst. Dist. Atty
Mike Hinton
Economics Program Offered Locally
A four session public program titled The Great low mood Can It Happen All Over Again begins Sept 12 in La Crosse. Sessions meet Wednesdays 4 to 450 p.m. in Room 112 courthouse with Dennis Hoover teaching and a 1929 versus 1973 economic trends comparison.
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la Crosse
Richard K. Williams
Dennis K. Hoover
University of Wisconsin- Madison
Wisconsin
Three new on CESA Board with two incumbents re elected
Three new directors and two incumbents were re elected Monday to the Cooperative Educational Service Agency 11 Board of Control at the La Crosse County Courthouse. Arnold Hundt of Bangor and James Frederixon of Blair join, replacing Bosshard and the late Rasmuson. Maas of Holmen takes a one year term, with Hendrickson of Viroqua and Gabrielson of La Farge re elected to three year terms. Holdovers include Christensen, Ripp, Olson, Odeen, Haldeman and Clements. Hendrickson named president Gabrielson vice president Christensen treasurer. Bosshard retired after eight years of service.
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Cooperative Educational Service Agency
CESA
Board of Control
la Crosse County
Arnold Hundt
Bangor
John Bosshard
James Frederixon
Blair
Ralph Rasmuson
Whitehall
Robert Maas
Holmen
Richard Ammerman
Concert Board Adds Member and Announces 1973 74 Series
Mrs. Dallas A Weekley elected to the Community Concert board. Jerome Hines opens the season October 14 at 8 15 p m in the Viterbo Fine Arts Center. The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra conducted by Izler Solomon performs November 14 with Israeli pianist Walid Howrani January 17 The Young Americans February 19 Luther College Concert Band and Nordic Choir April 1. Subscriptions required for admission.
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Dallas A. Weekley
Madison St
Luther College
Mayor and wife may seek divorce in La Crosse
Mayor W Peter Gilbertson and his wife Sandra appear headed for divorce after 12 years of marriage. Gilbertson says he has been served with papers and has not yet learned the charges. He recently left home and is staying with friends. He was elected mayor of La Crosse in 1971 at age 29 and won re election this spring.
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W. Peter Gilbertson
the Tribune
Sandra
Gilbertson
Sandra Hess
Louis Hess
Diagonal Road
la Crosse
Blue Stars fall to Casper Troopers in Beaver Falls warmup
The Blue Stars drum corps lost to Casper Troopers in a five team contest held Monday in Beaver Falls. The Wyoming unit then undertook an overnight trip from Beaver Falls to Whitewater for an extra day of practice ahead of the Drum Corps International championships on Thursday.
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Blue Stars
Casper
Federal
Wyo
Beaver Falls
Whitewater
Wis
Drum Corps International
DCI
Wyoming Drum and Bugle Corps
Madison Scouts
St. Andrews Bridgemen
Bayonne
N.J
Garfield Cadets
Jersy
Hershey
Kingsmen
Anaheim
Calif
Santa, Clara
Montessori School to Start Classes August 29
The La Crosse Montessori School will begin classes Wednesday August 29 at Christ Episcopal Church 111 N. 9th St. with 2 to 4 percent age children. Morning or afternoon sessions available full or part time. Class hours 8 30 to 11 30 a m and 12 30 to 3 30 p m. Ends with May 31 picnic. Directress Mrs Glen Maas in third year. Sister Antoinette De Larbe joins for music using Carl Orff methods. Weather and other notes follow.
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la Crosse Montessori School
Christ Episcopal Church
N. 9Th St
Glen Maas
Montessori Foundation
St. Nicholas Training Center
London
England
Antoinette de Larbe
Viterbo College
Carl Orff
the Tribune
S. 4Th St
la Crosse
Sunday Tribune
Divers Find Safes Aboard Andrea Doria Treasure
Three aquanauts from Saturation Systems Inc. opened two hull doors on the sunken Andrea Doria off New England and found safes with most of the $1,116,000 in currency plus jewelry. Divers weigh options to retrieve safes. heat and injuries complicate operations.
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Newsday
Nantucket
Mass
Navy
New England
Christopher DeLucchi
Robert Hollis
Sheila Grattan
Saturation Systems Inc
DeLucchi
Hollis
Donald Rodecker
Rodecker
Kristopher Greene
Bombing Continues From Korat Mission Over Phnom Penh
Col Robert K Crouch of the 388th Tactical Fighter Wing described bombing four buildings northwest of Phnom Penh as his last combat mission. The air war over Phnom Penh intensified at dawn with constant fighter-bombers, while Khmer Rouge forces had prompted U S bombing since February. Cambodian forces rely on about 50 T28s with limited bomb loads compared to a single B52.
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Robert K. Crouch
Honolulu
388Th Tactical
Korat
Hoskins
Ratley
Phnom Penh
Crouch
North Vietnam
U.S
Bombing of Cambodia Through 1970 Reveals Heavy U S Role
The Cambodian air campaign began in March 1969 with a top secret 14 month B52 bombing program, totaling 3,630 raids and extending to April 1970. Pentagon data show about 500000 tons of bombs dropped in 40 months, highlighting reliance on U S air support and delaying the need for ground force proficiency.
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U.S
Cambodia
Pentagon
Births Reported at La Crosse and Sparta Hospitals
At La Crosse Lutheran Hospital on August 14 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Terry J Sullivan of Coulee Park Estates Onalaska with the name Mary Jean Lenz Mrs Larry D Partington of Green Terrace Park La Moille Minnesota is listed with Carol Bystrom Also at St Marys Hospital in Sparta on August 12 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Robert E Smothers of Coon Valley with Mary A Schwarz noted as godparent or reference.
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LA Crosse Lutheran Hospital
Terry J. Sullivan
Coulee Park Estates
Onalaska
Mary Jean Lenz
Larry D. Partington
Green Terrace Park
la Moille
Minn
Carol Bystrom
Sparta
Wis
St. Mary’s Hospital
Robert E. Smothers
Coon Valley
Mary A. Schwarz
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Kingsford
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Earth
Arthur Christensen
Donald Ripp
Alma Center
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Cochrane
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6Th & Vine
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