What To Say About Santa Experts Split Over Truth
Parents receive conflicting guidance from Dr. Bruno Bettelheim and Dr. Lee Salk on whether to tell children Santa Claus is real or make believe. Many agree honesty should come when kids ask, preserving trust and letting children discover reality for themselves.
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Santa
New York
Santa Claus
Bruno Bettelheim
University of Chicago
Lee Salk
New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center
Richard M. Silberstein
St. Vincent's Medical Center
Richmond
Staten Island
Mommy
Daddy
Dr. Salk
Johnny
Dracula
Governors Split Over 1976 Nominee At Scottsdale Meeting
Conservative Republican governors and some moderates agree that Vice President Spiro Agnew is the party’s leading 1976 presidential possibility. Most moderates expect a wide open field as they meet in Scottsdale for three days of conference activities with Agnew arriving Sunday. The GOP suffered a net loss of one governorship, leaving 19 of 50 states under Republican control.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Spiro T. Agnew
Tom McCall
Oregon
New York
Nelson A
Feller
Associated Press
Scottsdale
Rhal
Barry Goldwater
Agnew
Nixon
GOP
Repubicans
William G. Milliken
Michigan
Robert D. Ray
Ronald Reagan
California
Stanley K. Hathaway
Wyoming
Jack Williams
Arizona
Deane C
Winnfield Dunn
Tennessee
Howard Baker
William Brock
Rockefeller
McCall
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Percy
Mark O. Hatfield
Reagan
Drowning on Minnesota Lakes Adds to Ice Peril
The week end saw four drownings on Minnesota lakes as snowmobiles and ice anglers fell through thin ice. At Cedar Lake near Aitkin, three riders went through the ice. Russell E. Christensen died, Patricia Christensen and Cletus Weitnauer were rescued, with Weitnauer later in hospital. Nearby on Lake Fanny near Cambridge two Minneapolis men, Kent Ludgate and Michael Jurchison, perished after their snowmobile plunged through ice. Lake Marion near Lakeville claimed Raymond Dircks, 49, who drowned while spear fishing as his son Gary, 16, could not pull him free. Three girls on Little Rock Lake near Rice were rescued after breaking through thin ice. one, Lindy Jenkins, remained hospitalized for exposure. Authorities described extensive rescue efforts and emphasized dangers of thin ice.
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Associated Press
Minnesota Lakes
Cedar Lake
Aitkin
Russell E. Christensen
Christensen
Patricia
Cletus Weitnauer
Laverne Peterson
Peterson
Weitnauer
Minneapolis
Lake Fanny
Cambridge
Isanti County
Kent A. Ludgate
Michael R. Jurchison
Lakeville
Lake Marion
Dakota County
Little Rock Lake
Rice
Minn
Lindy Jenkins
Sharon Fein
Barbara Polum
Quik Fix Denture Repair Kit Promises Easy At Home Fixes
An at home denture repair kit markets itself as a quick fix for broken plates, filling cracks and replacing parts. The ad claims it works every time or your money back and emphasizes ease of use without special skills.
Three arrested at Belscot Discount for shoplifting
An adult and two juveniles were taken into custody Saturday at Belscot Discount Store on shoplifting charges. Joan M. Ameling, 18, posted a 55 bond to appear in Municipal Court on attempting to steal a 4.99 blouse. A 17-year-old Fort Atkinson girl and a 13-year-old Galesville boy were also involved, with the teens referred to juvenile authorities after alleged thefts of small items.
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Belscot Discount
Joan M. Ameling
Fort Atkinson
Iowa
Galesville
la Crosse
Kmart
State Road
Talks and bids amid ceasefire debates and cold weather in La Crosse
North Vietnamese demands a signed cease-fire document in its original form while South Vietnamese officials consider accepting a signed cease-fire. Premier Tran Thien Khiem directs cabinet leaders to prepare for this possibility. La Crosse crews flood 11 supervised and five unsupervised skating rinks due to extreme cold, aiming to open by Christmas if temperatures stay. The Boy Scout Order of the Arrow Christmas tree lot at 1640 George St raised funds for Camp Decorah with the first tree presented by Mayor Gilbertson.
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Saigon
Tran Thien Khiem
la Crosse
Eugene Fry
Recreation Department
Boy Scout Order of the Arrow
George St. la Crosse
W. Peter Gilbertson
Steve Wittenberg
Michael Kacner
Camp Decorah
Births and a murder sentence in Wisconsin notices
Birth announcements from La Crosse to Tomah list newborns at St Francis, Lutheran and St Marys hospitals with parents and locations including Trempealeau West Salem Onalaska Spring Green Ottawa Kendall Camp Douglas Kendall and R 2. A separate Manitowoc report notes Marvin Rohl 19 sentenced to 25 years for third degree murder and arson in Mary Glanders death.
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Edward Fegen
Trempealeau
Lillian Parker
Thomas Kendhammer
Brownsville
Minn
Jeanne Derouin
Carol de Young
West Salem
Nancy Scheck
Richard Gile
Onalaska
Maretta Essex
Lutheran Hospital
Joseph Gerardy
Spring Green
Barbara Bailey
LA Salle
Ili
St. Mary’s Hospital
Edward Charles
Charles J. Kwaterski
Ottawa
III
Katherine Hofer
la Crosse
Tomah Memorial Hospital
Rynard Block
Superior Ave
Tomah
Diane Lancour
Larry Dopson
Kendall
Sharon Markgraf
Samuel Bell
R. 2
Camp Douglas
Joan Southworth
Manitowoc
Wis
Marvin Rohl
Waupun State Prison
Mary Glander
Man Receives Facial Cuts After Tas fight
Lee Balts 31 of 2215 East Ave S was treated at Lutheran Hospital for facial cuts after a scuffle at the Factory Lounge 228 S 3rd St and later at another tavern with a man described by police. Balts and friend Daniel Stoda 26 of 524 N 7th St were knocked down. Stoda had bruises on his forearms.
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Lee Balts
East Ave. S
Lutheran Hospital
Balts
S. 3Rd St
Daniel Stoda
N. 7Th St
3Rd
Pearl Streets
Stoda
Health Fair at UW-L Aimed at Young Students
University of Wisconsin La Crosse health education students host a Friday health fair for elementary children in the Hall of Presidents at Cartwright Center. The event runs 10 30 a m to 2 30 p m with 500 to 800 kindergartners and first through fourth graders, featuring 26 booths to promote healthier behaviors. Separately the Izaak Walton League meets Tuesday at 7 p m in Stoffel Hall with Dr Calvin Fremling of Winona State College presenting the history of the Upper Mississippi River.
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University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Health Education Department
Hall of Presidents
Cartwright Center
Uw-L
Thomas M. Davis
Davis
Great River
Izaak Walton League of America
Stoffel Hall
15Th and
King Sts
Calvin Fremling
Winona State College
Upper
Mississippi River
John Held
Snowmobiler Drowns In Shawano Lake
Shawano County authorities report the first Wisconsin snowmobiling fatality of the season. Roger Nolan aged 45 of Bonduel died when his snowmobile sank on Shawano Lake as he and Jerry Klatt of Cecil tried to cross on separate vehicles. Klatt was rescued by shoreline residents.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Shawano County
Roger Nolan
Bonduel
Shawano Lake
Jerry Klatt
Cecil
Klatt
Nolan
Car Hits Parked Car Injures Driver on Farnam Street
Robert Lunde aged 25 of 2519 South 17th Street was treated at Lutheran Hospital after his car crossed the center line and struck a parked vehicle owned by Alois Rudolph at 1501 Farnam Street. Lunde faced charges of inattentive driving.
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Robert Lunde
S. 17Th St
Farnam Street
Lutheran Hospital
Lunde
Alois Rudolph
Farnam St
Illinois Man Killed in Wisconsin Highway Crash
The Associated Press reports a Wisconsin crash killed Robert Rice 20 of Barrington Illinois when a car jackknifed behind his tow truck on Wisconsin 52 four miles west of Wabena. Police say four Chicagoans died in a Kenosha County collision and Frank Janezich 89 of Milwaukee died from injuries from a November crash.
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Associated Press
Illinois
Wisconsin
Robert Rice
Barrington
Ill
Wabena
Forrest County
Joseph M. Padovano
Glendale
U.S. 41
Germantown
Herbert Frasch
Milwaukee
Kenosha County
Frank Janezich
Blatnik set for honors in his hometown
U S Rep John Blatnik of Minnesota will be celebrated in Chisholm for 32 years of public service with Sen Walter Mondale to speak at an evening dinner at Vasilie Social Hall. Weather scenes note mixed conditions across Minnesota and Wisconsin with winter storm watches for the region.
Five die and six others injured in Tucumcari light plane crash
A twin engine plane carrying Investment Dynamics employees crashed near Tucumcari after a flight from Albuquerque. Victims include Cal Olson 41 former Hopkins House owner Ken Harvey Karen Drees 30 and several executives from Minneapolis suburbs. Two pilots unnamed. Hospitalized injured listed as Bob Gisselbeck Nancy Warner in serious condition.
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Tucumcari
N.M
Cal Olson
Hopkins House
Minneapolis
Olson
Investment Dynamics Corp
Investors Dynamics
Ken Harvey
Karen Drees
Eden Prairie
Albuquerque
Bob Gisselbeck
Nancy Warner
Edina
Trigg Hospital
Investment Dynamics
George Heaton
Bloomington
Thomas Anderson
Bill Loder
Richfield
Gene Bingham
Tulsa
Okla
Bingham
Southwest
Anderson
Loder
Gisselbeck
Jay Investment Corp
Warner
Heaton
La Crosse Jaycees to Lead Toys for Tots Drive Tuesday
The La Crosse Jaycees will conduct an 7 to 9 p m door to door Toys for Tots drive aiding 850 children. Dr Richard A Schwarz chairs the project with Jaycee assistance teams and precinct participation.
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Jaycees
The
la Crosse Jaycees
Jaycettes
Richard A. Schwarz
Jaycee
La Crosse Tribune Customer Notice and Delivery Details
The notice explains prompt courteous service and delivery options for La Crosse Tribune readers. It provides contact numbers for missed copies and carrier or office inquiries, notes publication times, and lists circulation and advertising rate information including a city carrier price of 1.60 every two weeks.
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Rvice
the Tribune
S. 4Th St
la Crosse
Everybody Reads At State Road School
Principal Emma Erickson introduces a 20 minute Wednesday personal reading period from 2 45 to 3 05 p m for all connected with State Road School including 325 students 15 teachers 14 student teachers two aides and two custodians plus kindergartners teachers read to them to show reading is for everyone.
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State Road School
Emma Erickson
Miss Erickson
Picket At Norplex Plant Arrested For Disorderly Conduct
United Auto Workers Local 1263 picket at the UOP Norplex plant led to the arrest of David Snyder for allegedly throwing a brick at a company truck. He posted a $40 bond for a Municipal Court appearance. Police found him crouched behind cars. paint smeared on a glass door and vestibule, a plate glass door damaged, and a rubbish can fire extinguished by firefighters.
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United Auto Workers Local 1263
UOP Norplex
David Snyder
Powell St
Snyder
Norplex
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