U.N. Votes 25 Percent Cap on U.S. Share
After a tight U.N. General Assembly battle the United States won a ceiling of 25 percent on annual assessments as soon as practicable, with the 81 to 27 vote. The U.S. pays about 31.5 percent of the 203 million dollar budget this year and would save roughly 13 million under the cap.
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William N. Oatis
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
United States Today
World Organization
U.N
Assembly
United States
Jamil Baroody
Saudi Arabia
Gale McGee
Wyoming
Arcadia Man Burned To Death In Home
Arcadia Wisconsin Roman Dorava 69 died when fire destroyed his home his body found in the basement by the state fire marshal Trempealeau County Sheriff and Arcadia Fire Department. Dorava lived alone since his wife died two years ago. Services set for Friday at Sacred Heart Church Pine Creek with burial at the church cemetery. He was born February 20 1903 and survived by a son four daughters nineteen grandchildren and a brother.
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Arcadia
Wis
Roman Dorava
R. 2
Trempealeau County Sheriff's Department
Arcadia Fire Department
Dorava
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Pine Creek
Edwin Stanek
Watkowski
Winona
Latch Valley
John Dorava
Sophie Pelowski
Rest area site near French Slough pitched over others
Engineer Schneider argues for a rest area at French Slough due to high visibility and easy sewer hookup, predicting 12 percent eastbound traffic use and minimal wildlife impact. He criticizes Round Lake and Fish Control Laboratory sites for cost, accessibility, and delayed readiness, with four acres for ramp and nine acres for the rest area.
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Round Lake
Fish Control Laboratory
French Island
Schneider
French Slough
U.S. Department of the Interior
NFO Suspends 6 Directors in Internal Dispute
The National Farmers Organization moves to resume debate on suspending six directors who led an uprising against president Oren Lee Staley. DeVon Woodland outlined a six hour evidence plan including a 45 minute tape from a Sept. hearing and affidavits from 17 directors. Names include Bob Speer Mulvane Kansas Walter Farrar Hugoton Kansas Don Moskal Santa Rosa Texas Don Kimball Amarillo Texas Jack Grimmer Arbuckle California John Oster Ethan South Dakota.
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Kansas City
National Farmers Organization
Oren Lee Staley
DeVon Woodland
Bob Speer
Mulvane
Kan
Walter Farrar
Hugoton
Don Moskal
Santa Rosa
Tex
Don Kimball
Amarillo
Jack Grimmer
Arbuckle
Calif
John Oster
Ethan, S.D
Staley
NFO
Kimball
Woodland
Speer
Farrar
Grimmer
California
Island Youth Boy Of Month Named For November
Ed Mercier 14 son of Mr and Mrs Edmund Mercier 2620 Lakeshore Drive has been chosen by the Boys Club of La Crosse staff as Boy Of The Month for November. He is a Logan Junior High ninth grader active in music wrestling pool table tennis Chess Club ceramics and art clubs and gym activities.
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Ed Mercier
Edmund Mercier
Lakeshore Drive
Boys’ Club of
la Crosse
Logan Junior High School
City Police Ambulance and Fire Report for Dec 13 14
Police and ambulance records list multiple patients admitted to St Francis and Lutheran hospitals for illnesses and injuries from Dec 13 to 14 including a 75 year old man hurt in a ladder fall, a 66 year old woman, a 23 year old, a 52 year old, an 18 year old, and a 1 year old. A garage fire at James Wachs residence on Dec 13 prompted La Crosse Fire Department transport.
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Albuquerque
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Minn
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Walter Endres
Main St
St. Francis Hospital
Lorene Norton
N. 26Th Place
Teresa Tuma
Winneshiek Road
Elizabeth Bugbee
St. Paul St
Lutheran Hospital
Linda Carey
Loomis St
Corry Rommel
St. James St
FIRE
Snow Removal Parking Ban On Several City Streets
Snow removal requires a ban on Cass 3rd to 8th and 4th Vine to La Crosse, 3rd Vine to La Crosse River Bridge, 7th Cass to La Crosse, and 3rd Cass to Green Bay St from midnight Thursday to 8 a.m. Friday. Cars parked there will be towed. Street Supt. Ambrose Marcou announces.
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Cass
Vine
la Crosse
la Crosse River Bridge
Green Bay St
Ambrose Marcou
Former Mayor and School Chief Ralph Balliette Dies
Former Madison mayor and Platteville schools superintendent Ralph Balliette died Wednesday at University Hospitals. He was 81 and had retired 20 years ago from the school post.
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Madison, Wis
Platteville
University Hospitals
Ralph Balliette
Welfare Funds Delayed as States Seek Welfare Roll Reforms
The Nixon administration delays the threat to withhold nearly 700 million in federal welfare dollars for three months to allow state officials more time to negotiate changes. HEW will meet with states on regulation tweaks while penalties are postponed to April 1, 1973, with cuts tied to overpayments from late 1971 samplings.
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Washington
Nixon
John G. Veneman
Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Veneman
California
Robert B. Carleson
Stoddard Hotel Sale Price Listed At 490000
The Stoddard Hotel and adjacent parking areas sold near 490000 after ownership changed last month. John Elliott of Elliott Enterprises sold to Stoddard Properties, formed by Peter Hurtgen and James McLoone, with a 550000 mortgage from First Federal Savings and Loan Association of La Crosse.
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Stoddard
Office of Register of Deeds
Everett
John Elliott
Elliott Enterprises
Stoddard Properties
Peter Hurtgen
James McLoone
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of la Crosse
Boy Arrested For Fraudulent Credit Card Use
A 16 year old La Crosse boy was arrested after police traced a found credit card to him following reports of theft at Central High School. The suspect was arrested at the Jupiter Store and referred to county juvenile authorities. A second 16 year old Galesville boy was arrested for shoplifting items from Belscot Discount Department Store.
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la Crosse
Central High School
Vincent Tobin
S. 28Th St
Kmart
State Road
Jupiter
Main St
Galesville
Belscot Discount Department Store
Causeway Blvd
Plane charter pact aims to spark six month travel pattern
A proposed charter pattern promises about 8 million dollars in six months with 160 weekly flying hours from five East and Midwest cities to the West Coast and Hawaii. It requires a 25 percent deposit 90 days before flight and refunds only for sickness or death.
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West Coast
Hawaii
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Las Vegas
North Atlantic
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
IATA
Knut Hammarskjold
Barron County Driver Killed in Train Collision
The Associated Press reports Earl Wenzel a 27 year old Poskin man died Wednesday when his car hit a freight train at a crossing in Poskin Wisconsin. The incident raises the 1972 state traffic fatality toll to 1 101 from 1 073 a year ago today.
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Barron County
Wisconsin
Earl Wenzel
Poskin
Marriages Set for La Crosse Couples in December
William F. Ogden of 813 Cass Street and Dixie L. Reed of 810 Ferry Street plan to wed December 11 in La Crosse. Thomas J. Haggerty of 2118 Loomis Street and Clara J. Wallace of 820 South Fifth Avenue aim to marry December 23 in La Crosse.
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LA Crosse
William F. Ogden
Cass St
Dixie L. Reed
Ferry St
Thomas J. Haggerty
Loomis St
Clara J. Wallace
S. 5Th Ave
Tribune data note lists pricing and issue details
The Tribune publication info lists circulation and advertising rates, city carrier price at 1.60 every two weeks, and the address 435 S. 4th St La Crosse Wisconsin. Volume 68, Number 210 appears as part of the issue header.
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the Tribune
S. 4Th St
la Crosse
Truman Slipping Further in Battle to Live
Kansas City AP report on former president Harry S Truman's worsening condition in hospital. Doctors call his status very serious though stable with kidney impairment and developing pulmonary fluid. fluctuations expected as medical team reassesses daily. Daniel says optimism remains cautious while Mrs. Truman visits.
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Kansas City
Harry S Truman
Wallace Graham
Truman
Research Hospital
Graham
Margaret Truman Daniel
Daniel
Decorah Man Committed For Hijack Attempt
Decorah Iowa man Carl G Knutson 22 was charged with attempted skyjacking and sent to an Iowa mental institution as federal officials plan to dismiss the case He was arrested at Rochester Minnesota airport on November 7 and ordered to undergo psychiatric evaluation and care for a psychiatric disorder by a federal court in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Decorah
Iowa
Carl G. Knutson
Rochester
Minn
Minneapolis
U. S
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Onalaska
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Rudolph Bautch
Whitehall
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Osseo
Leo
Page
Corning
Wichita
Minnesota
Daily Weather and River Bulletin
Tribune
Tris Covener Es
Wales
Arval
China Shop
5Th Avenue
Caledonia St. la Crosse
Island Youth
Mercier
Oman
Smale’s
Stoddard Hotel
Market St
THE
James E. Burgess
K. QO. Blanchard
Sanford Goltz
Sanders Hook
Wallace Hutzler
Edward Keefe
Lawrence le Jeune
Fred Ristow
Kenneth Teachout
John Vik
Richard Westerfield
Sun
Sir Pendleton
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