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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1976
Page
4
La Crosse Redevelopment Authority faces scrutiny as budget for salaries and expenses prompts a tie vote. Executive director Charles Parrott keeps a $29,663 salary plus a 1483 inflation allowance and retirement benefit beyond Social Security. parking allowance adds 15 dollars monthly.
Boston's effort to curb adult entertainment with two-block clustering failed to curb crime. Police and prosecutors say the approach signals licensing of illegal activity while assaults and racketeering rise in the area. Public safety remains a concern with no clear solution.
Gerald Ford appoints Jack Olson of Wisconsin Dells as U S ambassador to the Bahamas. Olson, a former lieutenant governor and failed 1970 governor candidate, is a tourism promoter with political savvy. The short posting signals waning patronage as Carter prepares a long transition.
Tribune files recount freezing rain in the county with patrolmen discouraging highway travel. References to Eisenhower drought relief in Texas and a Trane plant expansion contract in La Crosse appear among a year 1956 roundup.
Russian women juggle jobs and family duties amid scarce nurseries and long workweeks. The Literary Gazette warns of a falling birthrate, predicts labor shortages by 1995, and calls for more child care, shorter weeks, and shared parenting to ease the burden.
Letters discuss funding for the League of Women Voters presidential debates and argue against raising Losey Boulevard speed limits due to pedestrian hazards. A third letter critiques Indira Gandhi era trials of P R Sarkar and calls for humanitarian attention to human rights in India.
The Dallas Morning News editorial argues Ford cites a virtually nil embargo risk based on foreign policy gains while Interior Secretary Kleppe and Energy Admin Zarb warn vulnerability grows. It notes U.S. imports over 40 percent of oil and urges stronger energy independence despite congressional inaction.
Congressional investigators focusing on FBI and CIA handling of King and Kennedy inquiries shift away from other leads. Subpoenas seek surveillance records on Martin Luther King in 1968 Memphis and agents’ overseas activities, plus Oswald Mexico City files and the transfer of material to the Warren Commission.
Art Buchwald recaps that Georgetown no longer controls the capital as power brokers move to higher income areas. Carter transition aides rely on cocktail circuits while press acronyms hunt for fresh tips, visiting Dalinsky’s Drugstore for local news among old Camelot leftovers.
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