U.S. veto blocks UN censure of Israel in Lebanon attacks
The United States vetoed a Security Council resolution condemning Israeli air strikes on Palestinian camps in Lebanon. Moynihan urged condemning all violence, but his amendments failed to gain the needed votes. Israel boycott and PLO participation issues loom over next council debate.
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Panel Moves To Fill Bicentennial Post
La Crosse County Administration Committee recommended hiring a Bicentennial project secretary funded through Coulee Community Action Program. Elaine Bennett was interviewed. other two applicants did not appear. The secretaries would coordinate events and keep communities informed to prevent conflicts.
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Pet Owner Sues Vet Over Alleged Rabies Booster Error
A county couple and their three minor children sue Dr. T W Van Wyk’s liability insurer Firemans Fund for 25774.50 claiming negligence over a Rabies booster for their Dalmatian Sheba. They allege misdiagnosis and failure to return for booster. they seek medical costs pain and suffering and 150 for the dog.
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LaCrosse Tribune Public Notice Summary
The LaCrosse Tribune lists contact numbers 7829710 for missed papers and 7820060 for classifieds. It notes publication in La Crosse Wisconsin at 40 North 3rd Street with second class postage and a city carrier price of 2 dollars every two weeks and a yearly subscription rate of 35 dollars within 75 miles.
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Murder Suspect testifies as witness in slaying case
Madison Wisconsin AP Robert Zelenka 20 charged with first degree murder and armed robbery in the death of Michael Posthuma 20 of Knowles says he witnessed the slaying but did not participate A tape of his statement was played for jurors Stanton 20 Beloit and Ronald Schilling 24 Horicon also charged Zelenka and Schilling face similar charges in the Iowa County killing of William Cook 19 posthuma s friend Stanton’s charges were dropped with immunity for testimony
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Beloit
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Self Defense Plea Planned In Hillman Murder Trial
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin defense lawyer Leary Hillman plans a self defense plea in the first degree murder trial of Wanda Hillman 26 charged with killing her father in law Herbert Hillman 54 on July 30 in a home. Crown witnesses describe the shooting and Hillmans pregnancy epilepsy and claimed threat by the father in law as she fired multiple times. The jury viewed the home scene before opening statements as prosecutors seek to prove intent to kill.
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Two Murder Suspects Seek Dropped Charges in Wisconsin
In Friendship, Wisconsin two people charged with the Grand Marsh family killings asked to drop first degree murder charges. Robert J. Morgan, 20, and Ellen D. Dirks, 25, extradited from Oregon, sought separate trials and motions for dismissal as hearings were set.
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Dairy Feeding Talk Wednesday in Sparta
The second of two meetings on dairy feeding will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Monroe County Courthouse Annex. Terry Howard, University of Wisconsin Extension dairy specialist, will speak. The meeting is open to the public.
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Federal package aims to avert New York City default
The House expected to approve a change in municipal bankruptcy laws to permit orderly default and Ford urged the change. The Senate slated to approve a 10.3 billion dollar supplemental bill with 2.3 billion for NYC loans to avert default. Prosecutors accuse Patricia Hearst lawyers of a publicity campaign to evoke sympathy and influence jurors. Sen Church hints at 1976 presidential bid planning a committee to explore late entry.
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Moore mental condition defense outlined for Ford attempt
Sara Jane Moore will invoke a mental condition defense when her trial opens, with options ranging from diminished capacity to insanity. She has histories with radical groups and an FBI informant past. In Angola, the MPLA gains suggest a shift in power as U S officials note Moscow backed forces surpass rivals.
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Ford
James Hewitt
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United States
Scotland Yard refuses IRA hostage deal in London apartment
Scotland Yard says no deals will be made with IRA gunmen holding a 54 year old postal inspector and his wife hostage in a London second floor flat near Regent Park. Police say three or four gunmen are present, with one believed to be Michael Wilson, accused in the Nov 27 killing of Ross McWhirter.
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Mild West Warm Tuesday Calm East Cold Front
A forecast shows mild weather in the western United States on Tuesday and cold conditions in the East. Snow is expected in the Dakotas and Minnesota and the lower Great Lakes region, with rain in parts of New England and the Pacific Northwest coast. Wisconsin stays mostly clear tonight with light snow flurries possible tomorrow. Minnesota expects mostly cloudy skies with possible sprinkles and light snow flurries. Iowa remains mostly cloudy with a slight shower risk, spreading to the northwest late tonight and statewide Wednesday. Weather data notes a flood stage at Dresbach Lock & Dam with flow down from 35,000 cubic feet per second.
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La Crosse Weather Figures Show Small Seasonal Shifts
The report lists degree days totals 1712 for this period, 3 percent above last year’s 1852, and normal 1779. It records a record high of 53 degrees in 1939 and a record low of 24 in 1876, with sunrise at 7 28 a.m. and sunset at 4 27 p.m.
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