Bright Spots Pierce Darkness Of Fuel Crisis
The energy crisis prompts a mixed outlook as the stock market advances for a third straight session and Saudis hint an embargo could end early with Israel's withdrawal. The Senate approves energy labeling and Daylight Saving Time shifts, while heating oil costs rise in the Boston area.
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Associated Press
Petroleum Industry Reco. Foundation, Inc
U.S
Gov- Poe
Sion
Middle East
Sheik Ahmed Zaki al Yamani
Washington
Israel
United States
Congress
Senate
House
White House
Boston
Miami
Three Children Drowned Near Kenosha School
In Kenosha Wisconsin three children Todd Capelli seven Jeanna Capelli five and Frank Pontillo seven drowned after falling through thin ice into Wade's Pond near their school. About 500 searchers including Racine County authorities and Boy Scouts found the bodies just after 1 a.m. near the pond south of the school.
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Kenosha
Wis
Wade
Todd Capelli
Jeanna
Elaine Capelli
Frank Pontillo
Racine
Racine and Kenosha
La Crosse Man Hurt In Train Derailment
Robert Neumeister 41 of 1642 Charles St. La Crosse is in good condition with a shoulder fracture after a five car Burlington derailment near Alma Wisconsin Monday morning. He was returning from his own run when injured. Railroad officials examined the scene Tuesday morning.
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Alma
Wis
la Crosse
St. Francis Hospital
Here
Robert Neumeister
Charles St
Public survey on La Crosse school issues shows mixed support
The poll reveals 44.9 percent favor teachers' right to strike while 44.1 oppose and 11 percent undecided amid a deadlocked LEA contract. Salaries draw 50.6 percent as about right, with 22.8 percent too low, and 61 percent approve teaching staff qualifications.
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School board-La Crosse Education Association
LEA
la Crosse
Jefferson School
Rockefeller Resigns as New York Governor
Nelson Rockefeller announces resignation effective next Tuesday to head two national commissions and study critical choices for Americans. He will not declare presidential plans now but keeps options open while Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson takes over the governorship.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
White House
Rockefeller
Commission On
National Water Quality Commission
Wilson
New York State
Critical Choices Commission
Gerald R. Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
GOP
NAACP Attacks Ford Over Civil Rights Record
In Milwaukee a NAACP spokesman called Ford civil rights record “a sorry one” and accused him of parliamentary maneuvers to weaken civil rights legislation. Nathanial Jones, chief counsel, said the NAACP is not celebrating Ford’s vice presidency confirmation.
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Milwaukee
Gerald Ford
National Association of Advancement of Colored People
Nathanial Jones
NAACP
Ford
Jones
Blind teachers testify to teaching abilities in Wisconsin hearing
Samuel Lentine of Niagara Falls testified that blindness does not hinder his work as a high school math and physics teacher. He supported Richard Fischer, a blind former Alma Center teacher seeking reinstatement after contract nonrenewal for 1972 73. The hearing in Wisconsin Equal Rights Division continued with other witnesses, including Albany colleagues, and Fischer described his credentials and past duties.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Alma Center
Richard Fischer
Samuel Lentine
Bishop Duffy
Fischer
Wisconsin Equal Rights Division
Albany
Sentine
New York
Lentine
Four Persons Injured in City Accidents
Four people were injured in separate city traffic incidents Monday evening. Knobloch and MacEwen were treated and released, Clair and Schwert cited for failing to yield and running a red light, Crandall refused treatment, while Harebo and his passenger Annie Harebo were treated for mouth injuries after a frosted windshield incident.
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Martin W. Knobloch
State Road
Janelle A. Colleran
Caledonia
Minn
West Salem
7Th and
Main Sts
Steven S. Schwert
S. 4Th St
Main Street
Crandall
7Th Street
Oscar H. Harebo
Kane St
la Crosse Street
James D. Roufus
la Crosse St
Harebo
Annie A. Harebo
Lutheran Hospital
UW Milwaukee Drives Fastest Growth in UW System Forecast
University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, with over 24,900 students, is forecast to reach about 29,000 by 1982, making it the fastest growing unit in the UW system. Madison central campus is expected to rise from 35,900 to roughly 37,400, with several other campuses listed in the forecast.
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Oil Daily
Alaska
Prudhoe Bay
Atlantic Richfield
Exxon
British Petroleum
Sierra Club
North Slope
Navy
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
James Conlon
Farmer Found Dead While Feeding Calves in Wisconsin Barn
Maurice Wangen, 57, of rural Blair Wisconsin, was found dead on the barn floor where he went to feed calves. He died Monday night and was pronounced dead at Whitehall hospital. Trempealeau County Coroner Monica Liley sent the body to Eau Claire for an autopsy. sheriff’s department and coroner investigated.
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Blair
Wis
Maurice Wangen
Whitehall Hospital
Trempealeau County
Monica Liley
Eau Claire
Mechanic Charged With Murder Of Merrill Waitress
Wayne L. Smith 30, moved from Rochester Minnesota to Merrill Wisconsin earlier this year, charged with first degree murder in the slaying of waitress Mrs. Andrew Hawke 28. He is held on 50000 bond. preliminary hearing set for December 19. Police link similarities to earlier murder of Katherine Schmidt 18 last July.
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Merrill, Wis
Rochester
Minn
Andrew Hawke
Merrill
Wayne L. Smith
Lincoln County
Donald Schnabel
Schnabel
Smith
Hawke
Katherine Schmidt
8.4 Miles Of I 90 To Open In Minnesota
A 8.4 mile segment of Interstate 90 west of Albert Lea will open to traffic at 2 p.m. Wednesday. It connects TH 13 to the south edge of Alden and marks the second new southern Minnesota I-90 link opened within a week after a 12.6 mile stretch near Worthington. The expansion gives 130 miles of I-90 travel in southeastern Minnesota from the Wisconsin line near La Crescent to Alden.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Albert Lea
State Department of
Alden
Minnesota
Worthington
Wisconsin Line
la Crescent
Hearings Scheduled On Steel Price Hikes
The Cost of Living Council will hold public hearings on December 19 and 20 regarding proposed steel price increases by 27 major steel companies. The companies seek an average rise of 5.3 percent, totaling about 1 billion dollars, effective January 1.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Missed paper policy and subscription rates
La Crosse Tribune instructions announce call 782 8040 for missed papers and provide mailing and carrier pricing. The paper is published daily and Sundays at 401 No 3rd St La Crosse WI with subscription rates listed for mail within 75 miles.
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LA Crosse Tribune
the Tribune
No. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Sunday Tribune
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Wallace Burkee
Capelli
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Rockfeller
Malcolm Wilson
Wisconsin
Eugene Balts
South Side
Knobloch
Elizabeth M. MacEwen
King Street
6Th and
King Sts
Daniel L. Clair
Sparta
Clair
6Th Street
Uw-Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Platteville
Stevens Point
Stout
Superior
Whitewater
River Falls
Green Bay
Parkside
Sheriff's Department
Coroner
Stanley W
Peterson
Lynne Tower
Business Men's Assurance
Schumacher
Ray J. Schumacher
Roy Tichenor
Don Kish, Jr
Stephen J. Buch
Lacrosse
Union State Bank
FDIC
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