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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1976

Page

2

Auditors Warn AMC Faces Continuity Risk Amid Losses

Independent auditors Touche Ross & Co flagged AMC’s heavy losses and warned the company’s continuity depends on securing financing and improved results. AMC posted a $74 million loss over two fiscal years, with 1976 working capital down to $59.8 million and debt rising to $84.6 million. The firm expects loan renewals and a long-range financing plan by January.

Detroit American Motors Corp Touche Ross & Co Chrysler Corp AMC Touche Ross Chrysler Roy D. Chapin Jr

Third Set Of Fraternal Twins Beats Most Odds

In Omaha Nebraska Margaret Murphy, age 36, celebrates a rare birth of her third set of fraternal twins Pat and Mike, despite odds of 512000 to 1. Husband Jim, a lineman at Commonwealth Electric, shares in the joy as the family adjusts with seven children including siblings Jim 7 and Ann 5. The couple previously had Jennifer and Theresa who were stillborn in 1973, and Daniel and David born Thanksgiving Day 1974. Geneticist James Eisen notes the calculated odds of three fraternal twin sets.

Omaha Neb Margaret Murphy Jim Seventh Heaven Commonwealth Electric Co Murphys Ann Pat Mike Jennifer Theresa Daniel David James Eisen University of Nebraska Medical Center Murphy

Jenson recalls travels and Peru archaeology memories

Mrs. Jenson describes extensive travels with her family including Peru trips about ten years ago. She recounts experiences from her younger son Peter’s archaeological digs in South America and notes artifacts like a leopard skin and a ceremonial boat paddle. She mentions oil companies in the jungle and the overpowering rainforest around Explorama.

Page Jenson United States Peter Jensons South America Peru

Pilgrims Arrive for Nativity Celebrations in Bethlehem

Pilgrims and tourists reach Bethlehem as choirs from the United States Israel Australia Sweden South Africa and Britain take the stage in Manger Square. Midnight Mass at St Catherine's Church will be broadcast to the crowd outside. Labor tensions were felt with a brief flight steward strike delaying guests at the airport. Mayor Freij cites contrasts of busy tourism and underlying tensions in the West Bank.

Jesus United States Israel Australia Sweden South Africa Britain Manger Square St. Catherine's Msgr Bertritti Freij Bethlehem West Bank Jordan River

Armed Robbery Trial Of Hammill Delayed In Oshkosh

The armed robbery trial of Jerold Hammill in Winnebago Circuit Court is postponed until at least January due to a prosecution witness's unavailability. Hammill, 23, already imprisoned for a 1975 shotgun murder and rape, faces related charges in La Crosse County with a February 14 trial date set. He remains in the Wisconsin State Prison, Waupun.

Oshkosh Wis Jerold Hammill Winnebago Circuit Court Winnebago County Hammill Patch Grove John Hotchkiss Jr Hotchkiss Diane Merfeld la Crosse Menasha Grant County Vernon County Geoffrey Banta la Crosse County Wisconsin State Prison Waupun

Pre-Yale Car Sales Hit Strong Holiday Pace

Detroit AP reports pre Christmas new domestic car sales reached the second fastest rate in history for Dec 11 20 as GM led with a 41 percent gain, Chrysler up 36 percent, Ford up 20 percent, and American Motors down 8 percent.

Detroit U.S Chrysler Corp Ford Motor Co American Motors Corp

Holiday drinking rises in La Crosse taverns and stores

La Crosse bars and liquor shops report busier holiday sales with Tom and Jerry cocktails favored. Owners note older patrons socializing, vodka cognac and Canadian whiskies selling well, egg nog punches, and wine gifts as Brat and Brew sees up to a 40 percent sales jump while beer cools off for the season.

la Crosse Rex Ritchie Airport Ritchie Seiler Lane Tom and Jerry’s Robert Schmidt Schmidt’s State Road Schmidt Arthur Soell Soell Main St Charlier du S. 15Th St Archer

Carols Bring Comfort To Silent Girl Laura

A kindergarten scene shows Laura, a frightened girl harmed by a harsh stepfather, begin to speak again as a German carol drives her to warmth. The moment, shared by a teacher and students, leads to Laura and her grandmother finding safety and happiness.

Laura

Iowans To Receive Sewage Plant Aids

Lansing and three eastern Iowa communities will get federal money to cover construction costs for sewage treatment plants. EPA grants total 245,? thousand dollars to Lansing Cedar Rapids Dubuque and Worthington under the Federal Water Pollution Control Grant program.

Lansing Iowa Environmental Protection Agency EPA Cedar Rapids Dubuque Worthington

Ford to attend midnight services despite skiing injury

President Ford plans Christmas observances in Vail despite a skiing bruise. He will join midnight services and exchange gifts with family on Christmas morning. Officials offered differing reasons for his limp with press secretary Nessen calling it an aggravated knee injury and the physician noting a bruised hip from a tumble.

Vail Colo Ford Ron Nessen Nessen Nelsen

Carter aides vow to quit clubs that bar women or blacks

Washington AP reports two top Carter administration appointees will resign from private clubs that exclude women and blacks. Three other nominees in similar clubs remain with unchanged memberships. Carter says he will not join or pressure cabinet members to join discriminatory clubs.

Washington Carter Defense State Treasury White House Office of Management and Budget

Cease fire ends clashes among Palestinian groups in Beirut

In Beirut tensions flare as rival Palestinian guerrilla factions clash and a dawn cease fire takes effect. Syrian armored patrols join a new Palestinian security force to curb fighting on the southern Beirut fringe. Reinforced checkpoints search vehicles while tanks and armored carriers patrol streets amid the fallout from a grenade attack that killed a Syrian soldier.

Beirut Lebanon An Nahar

Marcos orders cease fire in southern Philippines

President Ferdinand E. Marcos announced an immediate cease-fire with Moslem guerrillas in the southern Philippines. The halt to military operations takes effect Friday December 24 at national briefing with commanders and aides. Government sources cited talks on a possible peace agreement after nine days of meetings in Tripoli, Libya.

Manila The Philippines Ferdinand E. Marcos Marcos

Lumi naria Lights Hillsboro Water Avenue Event

Hillsboro hosts the 11th Lumi naria festival with candle lighting at about 5 p.m. along Water Avenue from St. Joseph Nursing Home to the Clark Endicott Building. A live nativity and program start 6:30 p.m. at Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Westby. The chancel choir at St. Luke's United Methodist performs A Song Unending at 10 p.m. at 1022 Caledonia St with soloists Kenne Happel, Cheryl Staats, Kenneth Barrett Sr. and Rose Marie Thiel. Also performing will be The Wings of Faith folk group directed by Jeff Graves.

Hillsboro Water Avenue St. Joseph Nursing Home Clark Endicott Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Westby St. Luke’s United Methodist Church Caledonia St Kenne Happel Cheryl Staats Kenneth Barrett Sr Rose Marie Thiel Wings of Faith Jeff Graves

Cold inland forecast with snow in midwest and rain gulf coast

Cold weather drifts over inland areas Friday with milder readings east and west. Showers move through the central Gulf region and turn to snow in eastern Oklahoma and Kansas and the lower Midwest. Wisconsin sees colder temperatures with light snow or flurries mainly at night in the northwest and mostly cloudy cold in the southeast Saturday. Minnesota and Iowa stay cold with partial sunshine and chances of snow. Flood stage 24 hour reading at Dresbach Dam shows 8800 cfs with steady trend. sunrise at 7 38 am sunset at 4 32 pm.

Central Gulf Oklahoma Kansas Lower Midwest Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa

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