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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1972

Page

2

UWDefaults On Economy Efforts Gov Lucey Says

Gov Lucey told UW faculty administrators have acted politically not academically in seeking a 2.5 percent productivity boost. He blamed central administration for passing the task to satellite campuses and warned of staff cuts and job eliminations if budget tightening continues. UW Stevens Point confirms 48 full time positions cut amid budget and enrollment pressures.

Madison Wis University of Wisconsin Patrick J. Lucey Princeton Berkeley Lucey UW Central John C. Weaver

Suspect shoots two officials at Kennedy Airport

A 25 year old Robert J. Dobbelaer was stopped after shooting a sky marshal Anthony Petrucci Jr. and customs agent Gerald T. McCarthy at Kennedy Airport. Both victims were reported in satisfactory condition at Peninsula General Hospital Queens. Dobbelaer was captured by Port Authority officers after a chase onto the airport tarmac. The briefcase contained a spiral notebook and no explosives were indicated.

New York Kennedy Airport Peninsula General Hospital Queens Anthony Petrucci Jr Bloomfield N.J Gerald T. McCarthy Commack N.Y Robert J. Dobbelaer Valley Ole Dobbelaer San Juan Pan American World Airways Pas New York Port

Driver Is Cut In Two Vehicle Collision on 3rd Street

Ronnie Hanson 25 was treated at Lutheran Hospital for a nose cut after he struck a parked oversized truck while passing a rubbish truck on 3rd Street near Market. Police said Hedrick of Elkhart Ind. operated the other vehicle. Stolen $44 in change and nine coin books reported at 10134 Clinton St.

Ronnie Hanson Lutheran Hospital 3Rd Street Market David Hedrick Elkhart Ind Cleo Judson Clinton St la Crosse

Vietnam War Update from Hanoi to Quang Tri Province

Reports indicate new targets hit near Hanoi while Goldsborough continues its coast bombardment south of the 20th parallel. South Vietnamese and U S forces claim 154 North Vietnamese killed in two battles near Quang Tri City as eight South Vietnamese die and 48 wounded. Ebony White of Omaha faces shoplifting charges after a series of alleged thefts at Anne's Wig Chalet.

Hanoi China U.S Goldsborough Quang Tri Province Demilitarized Zone Ebony White Omaha Neb Ivy Motel Miss White

La Crosse Tribune staff and contact details

Fragmentary staff list for the La Crosse Tribune includes Sanford Goltz Wallace Hutrier and Kenneth Teachout with roles in edit city editor and advertising. It notes office contact 782 8040 and a price of 1.60 every two weeks, with publication in La Crosse Wisconsin and postal details.

Sanford Goltz Sandie Saat Hook Wallace Hutrier Keefe Lawrence le Pheghetacomp Ahs Ristow Kenneth Teachout Merchard Westerfield the Tribune

Mauston Man Dies From Truck Accident Injuries

Mauston resident John Syverson, 55, died in a Rapid City hospital from injuries suffered when a pickup hit a rut on a deer hunting trip on October 30. Services set for Thursday at Bethany Lutheran Church with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery Blair. He worked as an area representative for A. C. Smith Corp. Survived by wife Myrtle, children Myra Myrna Elwood, foster daughter Susan Lyons, brothers William and Melvin, sisters Mrs. Jedlicka Mrs. Petke and Mrs. Beck.

Mauston Wis John Syverson Rapid City S.D Syverson Bethany Lutheran Church L. A. Benson Rest Haven Blair Crandall Funeral Home A. C. Smith Corp Myrtle Myra Myrna Milwaukee Elwood Susan Lyons William of Hixton Melvin Charles Jedlicka Annandale, Minn Daniel Petke Winona Arthur Beck Black River Falls

Police Ambulance Transfer for Holmen Elderly Woman

Mrs Hakkin Peterson 82 of 812 Main St Holmen was taken by police ambulance to St Francis Hospital after a broken hip on December 19 at 10 58 a m.

Hakkin Peterson Main St Holmen St. Francis Hospital

Local Judge and Lawyer Dies After Public Service

The obituary notes the death of a former city alderman and lawyer who resigned after becoming Social Security eligible. Survivors include his widow Jane and three children. Memorials are directed to the Adolph Gundersen Medical Foundation Lawrence University or the Wisconsin Division American Cancer Society. Burial arrangements handled by Sletten McKee Hanson Funeral Home.

Steele Steele, Mau Jane Fred Sara) Schaldach la Crosse Thomas Huntington Long Island N.Y Frederick Evanston Ill Walter Margareta) Sessions Mountain Home Ark Adolph Gundersen Medical Foundation Lawrence University Wisconsin Division American Cancer Society Sletten-McKee-Hanson Funeral Home

Local firms win city building permits for warehousing and aging cellar

Schilling Bros real estate and G Heileman Brewing Co were granted permits for a new Schilling warehouse and distribution center at 122 Buchner Place worth 182000 and Heileman aging cellar at 1327 S 3rd St costing 159000. Torrance and Son received permits for footings and foundation of a steel fabricating plant at the Hauser farm site in the La Crosse Interstate Industrial Park valued at 33500.

Schilling Brothers Real Estate Co G. Heileman Brewing Co Schilling Brewery Buchner Place Heileman S. 3Rd St John W. Torrance and Son Hauser Farm la Crosse Interstate Industrial Park

World Leaders Condemn Nixon After Vietnam Bombing Renewal

Pope Paul VI voiced doleful upset at renewed U S bombing of North Vietnam during his audience in St Peter's. Denmark Sweden China and the Soviet and Chinese governments condemned the action as a setback to peace efforts, with Denmark's premier calling for U S withdrawal from Vietnam.

Associated Press Paul VI U.S North Vietnam St. Peter’s Basilica Vietnam Denmark United States Anker Joergensen Washington Nixon B.T Ekstrabladet Krister Wickman

Rozelle Rejects Nixon Bid to Lift Playoff Blackouts

Washington AP President Nixon asked NFL to televise locally all playoff games sold out 48 hours in advance. NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle refused. DOJ said Kleindienst announced Nixon to press Congress to reexamine antitrust exemption and seek public-interest aligned legislation.

Washington Pete Rozelle Nixon Richard G. Kleindienst Justice Department Kleindienst Congress

Onalaska High Break-In Reported

Fred Brensel, music director at Onalaska High School, told county police that during the day someone smashed a window to break into the musical and vocal room. Stolen were a trumpet and case belonging to Mark Crary valued at $298, school microphones and cards valued at $100, a tape recorder and 10 tapes valued at $89.95 and $69.50 total.

Fred Brensel Onalaska High School Mark Crary S. 8Th St Onalaska

Study Begins On Bill To Ban Sexual Bias

Madison-lawmakers discuss a 136 page bill aimed at removing sex discrimination in statutes. Rep. Midge Miller reports 1500 potential gender mentions found, potential shifts include criminal distinctions and marriage rules. The measure also extends minimum wage coverage to men and allows 16 year olds to wed with parental consent.

Madison Wis Legislative Council Midge Miller Equal Rights Committee Council Miller

Poison Levels Rise in HST Blood Stream at Truman Hospital

Kansas City AP reports former President Harry S Truman remains in very serious condition as doctors note increasing poison in his blood despite higher kidney output. His 24 hour kidney figure reached 645 cc while overall organ function stayed fragile amid age related heart and artery issues. Daughter Margaret Truman Daniel travels from New York. wife Bess Truman visited.

Kansas City Harry Truman Truman Wallace Graham Research Hospital and Medical Center John Dreves Dreves

Five Charged After Bar Fight at Sloopy's

Early Wednesday a bar fight at Sloopy's 211 Pearl St led to five arrests. Kevin Enclarde, John Germanson, Robert Bradley, Donald Borreson and Judy Moen faced charges including disorderly conduct and resisting arrest or marijuana possession.

Sloopy’s Pearl St County Court Kevin Enclarde Port Sulphur John Germanson Redfield St Robert Bradley S. 3Rd St Donald Borreson Judy Moen West Ave. S Rolla Stewart Enclarde Stewart Germanson Bradley Borreson Miss Moen

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la Crosse Tribune Gov. Lucey Pan American James E. Burgess Blanchard Florida Arizona Hoeschler Realty Hoeschlier Hoeschler Jer Hoeschier Hoeschier Realty Bud’s Ruth Pretasky Schilling Bros Heileman’s Get Pope United States of Hsinhua Rozelle David F. Schams Midland Black & White TV Campers B.F. Goodrich Servicenter 6Th & State Sts. LaCrosse
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