Governors Call Nixon Remarks Erode Public Confidence
Three Democratic governors at the National Governors Conference in Washington say Nixon’s blanket charges that prior administrations used wiretaps and burglaries deepen public cynicism. Governors Shapp Gilligan and Lucey echo the critique, while Republican leaders praise Nixon and await release of taped conversations.
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Washington
Nixon
National Governors Conference
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
Daniel Evans
N Vietnam Converts Khe Sanh Base Into Major Complex
Pentagon officials report North Vietnam has expanded the former U S base at Khe Sanh into a large military complex. They note a longer runway for Soviet MIG jets and other planes, stockpiles of about 300 tons of material, and extensive antiaircraft and surface-to-air defenses surrounding the site.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
AIM Leader Carter Camp Arrested in Rosebud Shooting
Nebraska authorities arrest American Indian Movement president Carter Camp on charges of wounding fellow AIM leader Clyde Bellecourt. Camp surrendered quietly. Bellecourt was shot in the abdomen near a Rosebud home. Two other men, including Camp's brother, remain at large.
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Winner
S.D
Nebraska
The
American Indian Movement
AIM
Carter Camp
Clyde Bellecourt
FBI
Bellecourt
Rosebud
Camp
Chrysler Set to Present Bargaining Offer Today
In Detroit AP. Chrysler Corp negotiators will present contract proposals to the United Auto Workers today. Details are unavailable, and UAW leaders expect the offer may omit stated union goals as Chrysler targets bargaining with the Big Three automakers.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
UAW
Chrysler
Hearing On Car Prices Sets Public Hearing
Washington AP The Cost of Living Council scheduled a public hearing for today on 1974 model automobile price increases. Representatives from four auto manufacturers were expected to justify the hikes before the panel.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Onalaskan Pleads Innocent To Charge
Eric W. Bisping 25 of 1025 S. Oak Ave. pleads innocent in La Crosse Circuit Court to a breaking and entering into a Trane Co. office on August 14 and attempt to steal two calculators. Judge Peter Pappas will set a trial date. $500 bond continued. attorney William Kirkpatrick present.
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Onalaska
Trane Co
la Crosse
Eric W. Bisping
S. Oak Ave
Asst. Dist. Atty
Mark Lukoff
Peter Pappas
Bisping
William Kirkpatrick
Fall From Horse Fatal For Woman in Grantsburg
A Pine City Minnesota woman died in Grantsburg hospital from a head injury after a Thursday horseback riding fall. Mrs. Robert M. Brotten, 37, mother of four daughters and a son, suffered the concussion while riding with friends.
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Grantsburg
Wis
Pine City
Minn
Robert M. Brotten
La Crosse Tribune Subscription Rates and Notice
Missed papers contact line and publication details appear. The note lists delivery and mail subscription rates for La Crosse Tribune, including city carrier price and annual price for subscribers within 75 miles. Volume 69 Number 103.
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LA Crosse Tribune
the Tribune
No. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Opinion Requested On Partial Vetoes
The Republican Senate asks Atty. Gen. Robert W. Warren for a legal opinion on Gov. Patrick Lucey’s partial veto of the state budget. The move follows Lucey shaving $20 million from a highway bonding appropriation by removing the number 2 from the funding language.
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Madison, Wis
Senate
GOP
Robert W. Warren
Patrick J. Lucey
Senate Organization Committee
Robert Kasten
R-Brown Deer
Lucey
Woman Drowns in Rum River at Anoka State Hospital
Lorraine Johnson, 46, wife of Albert Lea resident Woodrow Johnson, was found drowned in the Rum River on hospital grounds at Anoka State Hospital. She had free access to the grounds and was reported in fair spirits earlier. Separate police reports list a stolen $200 outboard motor and a stolen fishing tackle box from a boat in a yard.
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Anoka, Minn
Anoka State Hospital
Rum
Lorraine Johnson
Albert Lea
Minn
Woodrow Johnson
Ann McFarland
Richard Franke
Winnebago St
la Crosse
Arthur Litsheim
Paul Place
Heat waves push Wisconsin to 100 degree mark
Highs reached 101 in Cambridge and Milwaukee's northeast side with Green Bay and others setting date records. Utilities reported peak power demand as weather eased later with a cold front expected by Wednesday, while Oak Creek faced water supply strain and Fire Department aid to feed water.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
National Weather Service
Cambridge
Milwaukee
Wausau
Juneau
Richland Center
Shawano
Green Bay
Pewaukee
Waukesha
Superior
Wisconsin Electric Power Company
Madison
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Oak Creek
Fire Department
Forces exchange fire on Golan Heights ceasefire line
In Tel Aviv the military command reported Arab and Israeli forces trading fire along the Golan Heights border. The clash began when bazooka and small arms fire hit an Israeli patrol at the southern end, with Israel returning fire. It was unclear whether regular Syrian troops or guerrillas were involved.
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Tel Aviv
Golan Heights
Syria
Golan
Middle East
Israel
Woman Dies As Car Rolls In Minnesota
In Montrose Wright County a Delano woman Juanita F Stanberry 39 died when a car left U S 12 and rolled over The driver Lee Dilworth 49 and a passenger Robert L Johnson 48 were hospitalized The accident raised Minnesota 1973 road toll to 567 versus 607 a year ago.
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Minnesota
Montrose
Minn
Delano
U.S
Wright County
Juanita F. Stanberry
Lee Dilworth
Minneapolis
Robert L. Johnson
Buffalo
IRA Bomb Campaign Continues in England with New Attacks
A wave of letter bombs and incendiaries attributed to the IRA continues in England with a mail blast at the British Embassy in Washington injuring a woman. More than 30 devices have failed or caused minor damage while two serious injuries raise fears of broader attacks and possible splinter group involvement.
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Washington
England
IRA
London Stock Exchange
Bank of England
Aldershot Army Base
London
Old Bailey Criminal Court
Ministry of Agriculture
Ireland
Help Save Electricity NSP Urges
Northern States Power urged customers in Minnesota and neighboring states to conserve power as the system faced heavy load. With no reserves, planned purchases of about 500 megawatts were expected to push daily demand to a record 3,935 megawatts.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Northern States Power Co
Minnesota
Northern States Power
NSP
Elk River
United Power Association
East-Central Electric
Braham, Minn
Anoka Rural Electric
Anoka
Mexican earthquake rocks Puebla Oaxaca border area
The quake measured 4.5 or higher with extensive damage near Tonazintla and the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Mexico City reported power outages and many frightened residents and tourists fled to streets and embassies seeking safety.
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Here
Puebla-Oaxaca State Line
U.S
Mexico City
Burglars Steal Stamp Albums From Robert Sanders Home
Police report burglary at 1803 Rublee St La Crosse. Entry by breaking front door glass. Burglars bypassed higher value property to take stamp albums whose total value is undetermined. Incident occurred Sunday. details released Monday morning.
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Robert Sanders
Rublee St
la Crosse
Police drill into vault ceiling to reach gunmen in siege
In Stockholm, police widened holes in a downtown bank vault ceiling to pressure two convicts, Jan Erik Olsson and Clark Olofsson, holding five hostages for six days. An officer was wounded as a shot from a new hole hit a policeman, marking the siege’s second casualty. authorities refused to confirm reports about hostages’ status.
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Stockholm
Jan-Erik Olsson
Clark Olofsson
Olsson
Birgitta Lundblad
Kurt Lindroth
Olofsson
Aake Aakesson
Kreditbanken
Aakesson
Chamber Official to Leave Post After Long Service
Petruccelli announced his resignation from the chamber amid plans for strong replacements. The article notes his role in starting Oktoberfest and lists his community positions and honors while detailing an unrelated hostage vault incident with Olsson and Olofsson, including police actions and demands.
Ex Madison Man Killed In Minne Cycle Accident
Two Minnesota traffic crashes claim two lives early today. Frederick E. Draper, 24, formerly of Madison, died in a Brainerd area motorcycle crash on U.S. 371. Passenger Richard Rofidal, 32, Brainerd, is in critical condition with head injuries. Thomas Schneider, 36, of Pine City, died after his car left Minnesota 361 and struck guard rails and a bridge near Pine City.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Brainerd
U.S
Frederick E. Draper
Highway Patrol
Draper
Madison
Wis
Richard Rofidal
AF Officer Completes Weapons Controller Course
Panama City Florida Air Force 2nd Lt. Henry C. Funk Jr son of Mr and Mrs Henry Funk of La Crosse Wisconsin has graduated from a weapons controller course at Tyndall AFB He will be assigned to Eglin AFB Florida for duty with a Tactical Air Command unit He was commissioned in 1973 after Officer Training School at Lackland AFB He is a 1968 Aquinas High School graduate and earned a 1972 BA from St Johns University Collegeville Minnesota
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Petruccelli
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Wisconsin State Chamber
American Chamber of Commerce
la Crosse Jaycees
American Chamber of Commerce Executives
St. Francis Hospital
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Red Cross Blood Bank
St. Thomas More Catholic School
Coulee
Camp McCoy
Wonderful Wisconsin Week
Oktoberfest
Great Lakes Industrial Council
la Crosse Improvement Corp
Citizens Improvement Copr
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
St. Thomas Catholic Church Council
Sioux City
Iowa
Chamber
Rice Lake
Bettendorf
Marianne
Losey Blvd
John
Karen
Laura
Gregory
Tony
UWL
Panama City
Fla
Air Force
Henry C. Funk Jr
Henry Funk
26Th Place
la Crosse
Tyndall Afb
Funk
Eglin Afb
Florida
Tactical Air Command
Lackland Afb
Tex
Aquinas High School
St. John’s University
Collegeville
Minn
Burglars Loot Griffin Tire Co For Coins And Cigarettes
Burglars stole coins from a coin machine and an undetermined amount of cigarettes in a weekend burglary at Griffin Tire Co located at 2605 Coulee Ave. The theft involved forcing a window and prying open the vending machines, according to La Crosse County sheriff's office reports filed Monday.
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Griffin Tire Co
Coulee Ave
la Crosse County
Sheriff's Office
Weather Flood Stage at La Crosse Station Report
Weather data shows station La Crosse with stage 12 percent today. Records include high 97 in 1955 and low 39 in 1891 with sunrise at 6 24 a m and sunset at 7 47 p m.
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LA Crosse
Seaman Recruit Hosch Begins Duty at Pensacola
Navy Seaman Recruit Douglas I. Hosch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Hosch of La Crosse, starts duty at the Naval Communications Training Center in Pensacola Florida.
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Pensacola
Fla
Navy
Douglas I. Hosch
Harold L. Hosch
Hyde Ave
la Crosse
Naval Communications Training Center
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