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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1973

Page

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St Francis Hospital to Build 6 Million Rehab Center in June Plan

St Francis Hospital unveils a privately financed 6 million dollar, 100 bed rehabilitation center to begin in June pending approvals. The 5 story facility east of the current hospital will house psychiatric, speech therapy, addiction, pain rehab and crippled children programs with room to expand to eight floors if needed.

St. Francis Hospital Mary Gregory St. Francis Western Wisconsin Health Planning Association WWHPO Common Council 11Th Street Winnebago Market Streets Market and D. E. Kershaw Kershaw C. Norman Shealy Shealy 10Th Street Market

New POW List Awaited Amid Vietnam Cease-Fire Talks

North Vietnamese spokesman Bui Tin denied Tuesday POW releases and any list delivery, while a U.S. official warned of a possible 140 Americans freed that day. Vietnam’s release pace remains tied to troop withdrawal, with 407 still held and new missile sites alleged near the DMZ.

Saigon Bui Tin Hanoi Tin U.S United States Vietnam

Skylab Rocket On Launch Pad Heads Toward May Liftoff

The Saturn 1B rocket carrying the first Skylab crew was moved to the launch pad at Cape Kennedy for tests. Astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Paul J Weitz and Joseph P Kerwin will board the Apollo spacecraft for a 28 day mission to link with Skylab and conduct experiments.

Cape Kennedy Fla Charles Conrad Jr Paul J. Weitz Joseph P. Kerwin National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Conrad Weitz Kerwin Orbiting Lab

Weather outlook: cloudy and warmer to start week

Cloudy and warmer Monday night with light snow possible by Tuesday morning. Low Monday night around mid 20s. Tuesday brings drizzle or very light snow with a high in the mid 30s. Southerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Measurable precipitation 20 percent Monday night, 30 percent Tuesday. Wednesday will be cloudy and cooler with readings in the low 20s.

Julia D Davis joins Tribune staff and weighs name choice

Julia D. Davis announces in On The Other Hand that she would prefer to use her maiden name but worries about potential confusion. Page 9.

Julia D. Davis the Tribune

Oregon Governor McCall Campaigns on Nonresident Visitors

Gov. Tom McCall of Oregon says his attempt to halt immigration into the state has failed. He notes a daily arrival rate of 125 new residents and now campaigns for visitors rather than permanent settlers, signaling a shift in his policy stance.

Tom McCall Oregon

Welfare Department waste exposed by Milwaukee Sentinel

The Milwaukee Sentinel reports an investigation into Milwaukee County Welfare Department finding about 20 percent of its funds are wasted through fraud and inefficiency, highlighting mismanagement in its handling of millions of dollars.

The Milwaukee Sentinel Milwaukee County

Kissinger Says N Viets Promise Report On MIAs

New York AP Kissinger says North Vietnam promised a full investigation into the 1300 Americans unaccounted for in Vietnam. He notes Hanoi may pursue peaceful unity and describes Nixon-Kissinger working method, with four to six issues listed for review before missions.

Kissinger N. Viets New York Henry A. Kissinger North Vietnam Vietnam National Broadcasting Co

Canada Will Quit Peace Force Over Violation Powers

Secretary Rogers urged a simple mechanism linking the four-nation International Commission and the peace talks in Paris while Canada warned it would withdraw from the Vietnam cease-fire watchdog by April 30 unless an international authority to handle violations is created. Canadian Foreign Secretary Mitchell Sharp pressed for a decisive enforcement link with UN oversight to reconvene if peace is threatened.

Paris William P. Rogers Vietnam Canada South Vietnam Rogers Peace Supervisory Commission Mitchell Sharp Kurt Waldheim International Commission of Control and Supervision Indonesia Poland Hungary Sharp Waldheim Viet Cong Nguyen Thi Bing Hotel Majestic Avenue

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