Wisconsin Faces Cheese Shortage Says Retailers
Wisconsin retailers told the Agriculture Department they face a cheese shortage as heavy state milk sales to other states draw down supplies. Officials cited demand from out of state and weather linked dairy pressures, with traders seeking 250 tons for 1973 and 20 000 pounds for July delivery but finding few sources.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Agriculture Department
Don Rawlins
Twin Lakes
Norway
Illinois
A. T. Breseman
United States
Breseman
Rawlins
The
Wisconsin Roadside Marketing Association
Court OKs Closing Bars Showing Gross Sexuality
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that states may shut down bars featuring nude dancers and "bacchanalian revelries" as First Amendment limits are outweighed by public welfare concerns. The decision upholds 1970 regulations allowing suspension or revocation of liquor licenses when conduct harms morals, reversing a federal court ruling that barred regulation without obscenity proof.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William H. Rehnquist
California
Rehnquist
Department of Alchoholic Beverage Control
Los Angeles
Nixon Administration
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Potter Stewart
Byron White
William C. Douglas
William J. Brennan
Thurgood Marshall
Douglas
Winter Weather Outlook Across the Midwest
Wisconsin faces heavy snow warnings in the north and west with rain and freezing drizzle in the southeast turning to snow by Wednesday morning. Minnesota expects heavy snow in the southeast with diminishing snow toward the south and southeast and Iowa warns of heavy snow Tuesday night easing to flurries by Wednesday. The shippers’ forecast calls for perishables along a 150 mile La Crosse radius to endure minimum temperatures to minus five north and west and ten east and south by 6 pm.
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Associated Press
White Bear Lake
Minnesota
Ann D. Uppgren
Mankato Hospital
U.S. 169
Minn
Mankato
Highway Patrol
Mark D. Walter
Lake Crystal
Rochester
David Knutson
Knutson
U.S. 16
Lanesboro
LeRoy H. Berg Jr
Brooklyn Center
Minneapolis
Maple Grove
Hennepin County
Wisconsin
Iowa
la Crosse
Tax Sharing May Pay Less Than Expected
Federal revenue-sharing checks go out this week with the Treasury warning cities and states not to expect full amounts. Deputy Treasury Secretary Charles E. Walker said the complex formula used to allot funds won’t be updated until early next year and that about 39 000 jurisdictions will receive payments. Initial checks total about 2.7 billion dollars under a 30 billion dollar five year program, with adjustments to follow after new statistics are compiled.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Charles E. Walker
Treasury
Walker
Department
Congress
Nixon
Court Postpones Action On Desegregation Case
The Supreme Court delayed ruling on a Richmond Virginia desegregation dispute testing district line authority and consolidation of inner city black systems with white suburbs. Justices will hear appeals next term, while also agreeing to review ads that separate jobs by gender and a food stamp issue for unrelated communes, with other rulings left standing.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Richmond
Richmond School Board
NAACP
Naacp Legal Defense and Education Fund
U.S
Robert H. Merhige Jr
U.S. Circuit Court
Justice Department
UW Faculty Rejects Tenure Review Plan
University of Wisconsin faculty adopt a unanimous resolution opposing periodic review of tenure. Critics call the plan murky and a threat to academic freedom though Chancellor Edwin Young cautions it may target overall efficiency rather than revoke tenure. The merger committee will review the issue on December 15.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
E. David Cronon
Faculty Senate
University Committee
Edwin Young
Clara Penniman
Cronon
La Crosse Tribune Special Supplements For Wards And IGA
Advertising supplements for Wards and IGA appear in today’s La Crosse Tribune. If you miss the supplements, call the circulation department for a complete paper delivery to your home.
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la Crosse Tribune
Wards
IGA
Pentagon to Increase 1974 Defense Budget Says Laird
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird says the 1974 defense budget will exceed 80 billion dollars, about 4 billion more than the current 76 billion level, reversing earlier predictions by a Pentagon official. In La Crosse a local note records a report of a glass washing machine motor shorting at Ye Old Style Inn.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Newsmen
la Crosse
5Th Ave
Winnebago St
Honduran coup sees little violence and return of Lopez Arellano
In Tegucigalpa the army coup caused no violence or major troop movements and only brief phone service interruption as General Oswaldo López Arellano retook the presidency. The deposed President Ramón Ernesto Cruz, aged 68, was placed under house arrest while his wife and four children left for the United States.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Oswaldo Lopez Arellano
Lopez
Ramon Ernesto Cruz
Cruz
United States
Tennessee
United Fruit Co
Standard Fruit Co
Snowmobile Crash Claims Two Lives in Pecatonica Area
A Rockford snowmobile rider, Charles Haas aged 50, died after a crash in a Pecatonica field. An ambulance driver, Leroy Mike Asche aged 52 from Pecatonica, died later in Rockford Hospital emergency room, reportedly from a heart attack.
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Pecatonica, Ill
Rockford
Pecatonica
Charles Haas
Leroy
Mike” Asche
Rockford Hospital
James Lynn to Succeed Romney as HUD Head
President Nixon selects Undersecretary James T. Lynn to replace George Romney as secretary of Housing and Urban Development in his second term. Reported organizational reshuffles include Peterson exiting Commerce for a new international policy council and possible Dent replacing Peterson if shifted to White House duties.
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Washington
Nixon
James T. Lynn
George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
Commerce
Peter G. Peterson
U.S
Lynn
Commerce Department
Romney
Citizens Action Organization
Council
National Security Council
White House
Peterson
Maurice Stans
Kearney
Neb
Washington Post
the Post
Frederick B. Dent
South Carolina
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Treasury Department
Spain
Apollo 17 Flight Countdown Nears Liftoff
Cape Kennedy officials call the final Apollo mission countdown the smoothest in some time as astronauts Cernan Evans and Schmitt prepare for a 9 53 p m liftoff aboard Saturn 5. The crew conducts final checks on fuel and systems while rodents aboard study cosmic radiation effects.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Moon
Space Agency
Eugene A. Cernan
Ronald E. Evans
Harrison H. Schmitt
America
Florida
Evans
Cernan
Schmitt
Taurus-Littrow
Earth
California
Pacific
Law Enforcement Official Resigns in Wisconsin
Clark Lovrien age 63 administrator of the Justice Department's Law Enforcement Services Division announced his resignation effective December 31. Lovrien was the first agent hired for a special investigation project in Madison Wisconsin.
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Madison
Wis
Clark Lovrien
Justice Department
Law Enforcement Services Division
Lovrien
Special Investigation
Prisoner Accused Of Stealing Linen In Milwaukee County
Moreno Briggs. 30, a prisoner at Milwaukee County House of Corrections, was accused Monday of stealing four bedsheets two towels and three pillow cases. Judge Frederick P. Kessler sentenced him to 90 days for a new theft charge.
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Milwaukee
House of Corrections
Frederick P. Kessler
Moreno Briggs
Kessler
Division Transformed Into Criminal Investigation Division
A 1964 formed division evolved into the Criminal Investigation Division. The individual served with the FBI in Milwaukee and Wausau, taught at the University of Wisconsin, directed a governor’s Commission on Law Enforcement and Crime in 1966, and acted as administrator of the State Crime Laboratory in 1969.
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Criminal Investigation Division
FBI
Milwaukee
Wausau
University of Wisconsin
Governor’s Commission On Law Enforcement and Crime
State Crime Laboratory
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