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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1972

Page

8

Nixon Receives Checkup Finds No Illness but Exercises Sparse

President Nixon underwent a two hour physical examination with Dr Walter Tkach noting normal results but criticizing the lack of exercise. Blood pressure 110 over 80, pulse rose to 80 after activity then returned to 72, weight 173 pounds. The doctor suggested more swimming and warned Nixon to golf less due to time.

Washington Nixon Air Force Walter R. Tkach National Naval Medical Center Bethesda Tkach Florida Dwight D. Eisenhower Harry S. Truman

Europeans Ready For 4 Day Long Holiday Weekend

Europeans face an unusually long Christmas holiday with Dec 26 observed in many countries. Banks and businesses close for four days in some places as Christmas falls on Monday, shrinking activity across Europe.

London Germany Britain

Man Pleads Guilty to Disorderly Conduct in Family Dispute

Marvin Reinhart, 33, of 1747 Rose St., pleaded guilty in County Court Wednesday to disorderly conduct after a family dispute. He was fined 44 dollars, with the amount drawn from a bond forfeited earlier when Reinhart failed to appear, and the incident occurred at his estranged wife’s home on 317 Olivet St. Judge Leonard Roraff ordered the forfeited bond.

Marvin Reinhart Rose St Olivet St Leonard Roraff Reinhart

New USDA Aide May Crack Down

Washington AP reports a new Agriculture Department assistant secretary expected to be named soon will oversee meat inspection, food stamps and farm marketing. Clayton Yeutter, 42, Nebraskan with law and agricultural economics degrees, may succeed Richard Lyng and bring a tougher, reform-minded approach to the agency.

Washington Agriculture Department White House Department Clayton Yeutter Nixon Richard E. Lyng Yeutter Nebraska Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin USDA C&ms

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