LEA weighs injunction over 14 teaching transfers
La Crosse Education Association considers seeking a court injunction to stop involuntary transfers of 14 elementary physical education art and music specialists for the 1973-74 year. Spokeswoman Carolyn Armagast cites contract rules requiring May 1 transfers and meeting rights, while Superintendent Balts cites May 1 as normal.
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la Crosse Education Association
LEA
Carolyn Armagast
Eugene Balts
July CPI Shows Slow Rise Amid Price Freeze Effects
The government reports a 0.2 percent rise in consumer prices in July the smallest in eight months. Food costs up 0.5 percent while clothing fell. Real weekly earnings rose 0.8 percent and real spendable earnings 0.7 percent.
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Washington
Nixon
Labor Department
Man Who Threatened Nixon Escapes Arrest
Secret Service and local police comb rugged terrain 12 miles north of Taos New Mexico for Edwin M Gaudet also known as Punchy a Morning Star commune resident accused in a federal warrant of threatening President Nixon. Gunfire has marked the search as authorities say Gaudet is not tied to any Nixon assassination plot.
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Arroyo Hondo
Secret Service
Taos
Nixon
Morning Star
Edwin M
Gaudet
New Orleans
John Paul Jones
New Mexico
Taos City
Jose Lucero
Joe G. Martinez
Lucero
Jones
Taos County
Arthur E. Trujillo
Trujillo
Cat
Burgess Named VP of Lee Newspapers
James E. Burgess 37 named vice president of newspaper operations for Lee Enterprises and a company director. He led The La Crosse Tribune since 1972, helped build a new $1 million facility, and holds multiple civic roles while transitioning duties to Davenport.
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James E. Burgess
la Crosse Tribune
Monday
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Lee
the Tribune
Midwest
Montana
Oregon
Burgess
Norseman Drive
Lloyd G. Schermer
Davenport
Iowa
Lee Enterprises
David K. Gottlieb
University of Wisconsin
la Crosse
Helena
Mont
William T. Burgess
James Burgess
N. 3Rd St
Wayland Academy
Beaver Dam
Germany
Air Force
Missoula
Rotary Club
Catherine Qualey
Geneva, Ill
Nixon acknowledges order of secret Cambodia raids
President Nixon publicly admitted approving secret Cambodian bombing raids and defended them as necessary to save American lives. He spoke to the Veterans of Foreign Wars in New Orleans after altering his motorcade route due to a potential assassination threat, saying disclosure would have harmed soldiers and Cambodian relations. He cited NSC approval and recalled conditions in 1969, while urging a strong United States to deter global threats.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
Nixon
Cambodia
Congress
U.S
Secret Service
Canal Street
Convention Center
White House
FBI
Air Force
Administration
National Security Council
Indochina
United States
Norodom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
VFW
Rivergate Convention Center
America
Senate
House
Rivergate Center
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Key Biscayne
Fla
Charles
Bebe’) Rebozo
San Clemente
Calif
Weather Forecast Clouds and Showers Through Wednesday
Tuesday will reach a high of 78 and a low of 58 with mostly cloudy skies and a 40 percent chance of showers and thundershowers. East to southeast winds at 5 to 15 mph continue through Wednesday. Wednesday turns cloudy with a 50 percent shower and thundershower chance.
Woman's luggage swapped with diamond shipment
A baggage mixup at Umea Airport sent Mrs Gail Cleaver to Perth with an $82 million diamond consignment while her own luggage went to Dublin. Scandinavian Airlines said she flew to Perth with the diamonds. her clothes arrived in Dublin via Aer Lingus after Copenhagen and London stops. Police across four countries launched a rapid inquiry to recover the jewelry and return her clothes.
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London
Umea
Sweden
Perth
Australia
Irish Republic
Scandinavian Airlines
Gail Cleaver
Dublin
Copenhagen
Financial Crisis at St Michael's Under Rate Freeze
St Michael's Home at 3222 South Ave faces a severe deficit due to a Wisconsin Legislature rate freeze on children's institutions. For seven months in 1973 the home posted a 47962 dollar deficit, with annual loss potentially nearing 90000 dollars if no rate increase arrives. A special committee will study the problem as diocesan leaders seek relief through possible late 1973 or early 1974 rate adjustments.
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St. Michael’s Home
South Ave
Wisconsin
Msgr
Norbert Dall
Diocesan Board of
Catholic Social Service
Marshfield
St. Joseph’s Nursing Home
St. Michael’s
Dall
St. Michael's
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Evan Lowrey
Batts
Lexington, Ky
William L. Staten
Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association
Edwin M. Gaudet
The
Tribune
Frank H. Burgess
William
Missoulian
Minneapolis Star and Tribune
Wisconsin State Journal
Madison
Times-Democrat
New Oleans
Ann Landers
Cee A
Agence
France—Presse
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