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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1973
Page
4
The editorial notes President Nixon’s release of financial details, calling his statements the most comprehensive yet yet questioning deductions for gifts and the lack of California income tax. It asks whether full disclosure will convince the public of his honesty and ethics.
San Diego gains a new owner for the Padres after a bid by a Washington based supermarket chain. The move follows earlier MLBs antitrust exemption debates and a threatened $12 million suit by the city over a stadium contract. Congress and officials pledge protection for the buyer amid tax and bond disputes.
Washington Post wire report notes Gerald Ford grew in stature through investigations and hearings and was confirmed as the 40th vice president. Friends and rivals praise his integrity, honesty, and practical leadership as they weigh his potential presidency and role as a conciliator between White House and Capitol Hill.
Twenty years ago 1953 Tribune items note Board of Police and Fire Commission president Eugene Luening proposing reshuffle of the police department and rearrangement of titles and authority. Also La Crosse State College band invited to entertain at Cigar Bowl in Tampa and fund drive for La Crosse-Valparaiso trip. Plus a 50th anniversary for Wergeland lodge and local parking vote.
West Salem residents urge better snow management as three inches of freezing snow disrupts events. They argue snow plows should operate during snowfall and salt or sand roads to reduce cancellations. The letter cites Wisconsin’s temperate climate and compares to northern New England.
Joseph Alsop argues national survival should be the priority as Capitol Hill moves toward an impeachment inquiry likely to stretch into 1976. He warns a prolonged probe could push a Senate impeachment vote and even imply Nixon may resign to avert a crisis.
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