Milwaukee Teachers avert first city strike with new pact
Milwaukee public schools avoided the first teacher strike in the district by reaching a contract settlement with the Milwaukee Teachers Education Association. Classes resumed as usual, while officials warned of possible anti strike measures and ongoing talks on unresolved issues including funding.
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New Pact
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Public Schools
Joseph Kerkman
Milwaukee Teachers Education Association
Pompidou Sees Difficulties in Restarted Paris Talks
In Paris President Pompidou acknowledged real hard to overcome difficulties in the resumed U S North Vietnam peace talks set to reopen next Monday. He noted exchanges of letters with President Nixon and said France would continue its usual contacts to support negotiations. Thieu plans send envoys to Paris and Washington to bolster Paris talks.
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Georges Pompidou
United States
North Vietnam
Pompidou
France
Nixon
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Washington
Tran van Do
Saigon
Bui Diem
South
Pentagon Concedes Limited Damage Near Hanoi Hospital
The Pentagon acknowledged possible accidental damage to Bac Mai hospital and Gia Lam airport near Hanoi during U S bombing. Spokesman Friedheim said the damage could stem from either side and stressed no punishment for pilots while confirming proximity to military targets.
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Washington
Pentagon
Hanoi
U.S
Jerry W. Friedheim
Friedheim
North Vietnam
Gia Lam
Bac Mai
Pat Nixon Advises Football Widows At Rose Bowl
Pat Nixon told newsmen in Pasadena that football widows should join their husbands and keep up with games. She attended the Tournament of Roses and the Rose Bowl where USC defeated Ohio State 42 to 17.
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Pasadena
Calif
Pat Nixon
Death of Harry Huber longtime La Crosse housing chief
Harry Huber 71 former chairman of the La Crosse Housing Authority died about 7 30 a m Tuesday Jan 2 in a local hospital after heart surgery just before Christmas He served on the housing authority since 1955 and as its chairman since 1968 He retired from First National Bank in 1963 after a career starting as assistant cashier in 1939 and rising to cashier in 1941 He was active in the Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce and led local charity efforts He is survived by his widow Mina one son Charles two brothers two sisters and several grandchildren Funeral services are set for 2 30 p m Thursday at the Dickinson Jackson Street Chapel with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Memorials are invited to English Lutheran Church Masonic Temple Fund or La Crosse Lutheran Hospital Cardiac Research Fund.
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la Crosse
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Mina
Charles
Elmhurst
Fiksc Yaa
Russell
Dewey
Chippewa Falls
Verne
Wallace
Hazel) Evans
Dickinson Jackson Street
Stefan Guttormsson
Oak Grove Cemetery
English Lutheran Church
Masonic Temple Fund
la Crosse Lutheran
Weather outlook: chilly Tuesday night and warming midweek
Fair and not so cold Tuesday night with a low near 20. Warmer Wednesday with a high in the low 30s and increasing clouds. Southwesterly winds 10 to 15 mph through Wednesday. Precipitation chances 10 percent Tuesday night and 20 percent Wednesday. Cloudy Thursday then a bit warmer with a low near 25.
Kennedy Signals Move Toward Center in 1976 Campaign
In a Page 4 recap Bruce Biossat notes Senator Ted Kennedy has given two speeches that hint at moving toward the political center for the 1976 election. The piece emphasizes the timing and invites continued political commentary.
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Ted Kennedy
Center
Bruce Biossat
Monroe Swan Sworn In as Wisconsin's First Black Senator
Madison reports Monroe Swan the first Black elected to the Wisconsin Senate took the oath on New Year’s Day amid a tight crowd. The Milwaukee Democrat faced a brief challenge from Mark Lipscomb over a contested seat but won the election 7-2 and pledged full-time legislative service while avoiding a fixed political label.
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Madison, Wis
Monroe Swan
Wisconsin Senate
Milwaukee Democrat
Swan
Mark Lipscomb
Milwaukee
Lipscomb
Senate
Puerto Rico Gov Elect Cancels Inaugural Ball
Governor elect Rafael Hernandez cancels his inaugural ball and all social events tied to the swearing in as Puerto Rico joins the nation in mourning. Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Roberto Clemente died in a plane crash Sunday.
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Rafael Hernandez
Puerto Rico
Pittsburgh Pirates
Roberto Clemente
Tribune Editor Urges Support for Reading Resolution
Executive Editor Kenneth Blanchard outlines how the Tribune can aid readers in keeping the 1973 reading resolution in On The Other Hand on page 5. The piece promotes sustained literacy efforts and newspaper engagement.
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Tribune
Kenneth Blanchard
Suspect in Local Man's Slaying Pleads Innocent
Randall W. Luke 28 of Winona pleaded innocent at his circuit court arraignment to the December 24 shooting death of John M. Fitzpatrick 26 of 842 Winneshiek Road in the Hoffman House Midway Motor Lodge parking lot. Luke’s trial slated for February with a bail of 50000 continued. co defendants James Quillin Dale R. Johnson and Bruce Brooks faced related charges and also pleaded innocent.
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Winona
Circuit
la Crosse
Luke
John M. Fitzpatrick
Winneshiek Road
Hoffman House-Midway Motor Lodge
Rose Street
Peter Pappas
Myrick Park
Pappas
Fitzpatrick
Hoffman House
James Quillin
Vine St
Dale R. Johnson
Bruce E. Brooks
N. 24Th St
Brooks
Johnson
Tribune Adds Three New Features Including Bridge Column
The La Crosse Tribune debuts Contract Bridge by B. Jay Becker and a daily Frances Drake Horoscope plus a Eugene Sheffer crossword. The bridge column runs Sunday to Friday, the horoscope appears daily, and the puzzle ends with a Cryptoquip clue game.
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B. Jay Becker
Frances Drake
Eugene Sheffer
the Tribune
Becker
Sheffer
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