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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1973
Page
2
Ralph H. Young of Refuse Disposal Service announces citywide newspaper recycling to start January 2. The program, approved by the La Crosse Board of Public Works, will run every other week, with an estimated 20 tons weekly from about 800 homes in the southeast.
At a two day Common Market summit in Copenhagen tension rose over Europe energy policy. Kissinger proposed a three way US Europe Japan plan to pool supplies with Arab nations amid fears of a deep recession. Willy Brandt backed a plan stressing cooperation with oil buyers and Arab producers while France and Britain resisted.
Elvie M. Zube, 75, was heading south on 5th when struck at a stop sign by Janice L. Thaldorf, 40, who skidded on snow while turning from South Avenue. Passenger Julia Nanstad, 76, suffered a head and shoulder bump but refused medical aid.
The House energy bill moves to conference as lawmakers aim to resolve many disputes with the Senate measure. The plan would authorize President Nixon to order rationing of scarce fuels and includes antitrust exemptions for oil interests. Key votes rejected nullifying bus routing limits and approved cutting petroleum exports to Indochina, while Israel exports were not cut.
Britain faces rising gasoline prices and widespread power outages as the government orders industry to limit energy use to five days weekly. Debates over pay demands by coal, rail, and power workers grow, while shoppers rush to spend and households ration energy amid looming tax hikes and potential food rationing.
McGregor Iowa will stop answering Marquette calls after December 31 following Marquette's suspension of officer Allen Faber. Mayor Dave Bradley urged Marquette to consider its own policing and warned calls may shift to the Clayton County sheriff in Elkader for emergencies. The council approved a 90 day trial TV camera system costing about 2725 dollars to televise council meetings and events.
VIROQUA Wis Two Tomah residents Cecil D Waege and Vickie L Parkhurst and Ina Jean Fish of Ontario await a preliminary hearing on arson and defrauding an insurer of the Ontario home The charges stem from a Feb 17 fire in the Fish home All are out on $1000 bonds.
Ray Henke, 14, of 1004 Wood St., transported by ambulance from Schuh Homes Community Center to St Francis Hospital by Dec 14 at 11 54 p m.
The Farmers Home Administration approved 57.8 million dollars for Wisconsin community development and rural housing for the fiscal year starting July 1. Funds will mainly be used for low interest loans rather than grants. Rep Harold Froehlich criticized the administration for impounding 150 million in Farmers Home grants for water and sewer systems amid local orders to upgrade them.
Earl Woodliff 78 of Tomah died Dec 14 in a local hospital. Services 1:30 PM Monday at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery. Survived by widow Lydia, children, stepchildren, grandchildren and siblings. Sophia Kobernick 78 of Wilton died Dec 13 in Tomah. service at St Pauls Lutheran Wilton. Burial in church cemetery. Survivors include husband George, three daughters and one son. Mrs Harry Halverson 50 of Viroqua died Dec 14 in La Crosse. arrangements by Arneson Olson Funeral Home.
Wisconsin lawmakers plan a quick override of a decision excluding University of Wisconsin administrators from financial disclosure rules in the ethics code. Assembly leaders and Gov. Lucey signaled support for including administrators, with even broader talks about including the judiciary. The ethics code, amended by veto, would make disclosures public.
The Tribune lists contact for missed papers and details mail and city carrier pricing. Subscriptions inside 75 miles of La Crosse include La Crosse Sunday Tribune at one year for 30 dollars. Volume 69 Number 211.
Gov Patrick Lucey signed a law allowing medical aid funds for chiropractic services. The measure aligns Wisconsin with federal programs for the blind aged and disabled and credits $18 million state funds to leverage $30 million to $100 million in federal aid. Elderly applicants should apply to the old age assistance program by Jan 1.
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