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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1975
Page
12
In Beirut eight months of fighting erode state authority as Christian and Muslim militias dominate streets. Officials plead for cabinet action while police vanish, militias patrol, and Palestinian groups offer protection amid rampant looting and threats.
The Jackson County unit of the American Cancer Society will run through March with breast cancer emphasis. Public education programs media and professional seminars will reach uninformed and indifferent residents, led by local doctors and the Black River Falls Memorial Hospital team.
West Germany agrees on a bill to grant workers up to half the seats on boards of 650 largest companies. The plan shifts parity with stockholders, with a 2,000-employee threshold and a trial period for new rules.
A daughter was born December 3 to Mr and Mrs Harold Waters of Lansing. A son arrived December 4 to Mr and Mrs Cletus Mathis of Lansing. A son was born December 6 to Mr and Mrs David Miller of Postville.
Heileman Brewing waits for the U S Justice Department to rule on a possible acquisition of Grain Belt Breweries of Minneapolis. Irwin Jacobs owns Grain Belt which was bought this year for about 4.5 million. Cleary says a decision to sell was made around November 1 and Grain Belt has reported losses.
Plate glass windows in several Black River Falls businesses were damaged by BB gun fire late Saturday night or early Sunday. The Gamble store suffered the most front windows and rear annex damage while Coast to Coast Keefe Decorating Gene's Bootery Banner Journal American Gas Co Air Control and Thompson Plumbing Shop also were hit. A Black River Wholesale Co delivery truck and a S. 3rd Street telephone booth were damaged. Maurice Keefe reported hearing glass tinkle around 10 p.m. Saturday. police investigate.
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