Saigon Hanoi clash over draft peace accord in Paris talks
The Paris semiofficial peace talks resumed with Saigon denouncing the October draft as a disguised victory for Hanoi and insisting on two sovereign Vietnam states. North Vietnam demanded U.S. signing while Porter's team urged reconciliation in the late-war negotiations.
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Paris
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
United States
Saigon
North Vietnam
Dinh Ba Thi
Viet Cong
U.S
South Vietnam
William J. Porter
Porter
Washington
Demo Ousted as Cochairman of Wisconsin Finance Panel
A 26 year veteran Democratic lawmaker was removed as cochairman of the Joint Finance Committee and replaced by Rep. Dennis Conta, 32, from Milwaukee. Molinaro moves to a strengthened Rules Committee with authority over Gov Lucey’s 1973 75 agenda. The panel includes Assembly leaders and four others. Separate theft reports note a $300 citizen band radio stolen from Elmer Turmo’s car and other small items from garages.
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Madison, Wis
Joint Finance Committee
Assembly
Norman Anderson
Madison
Dennis Conta
George Molinaro
Kenosha
Molinaro
Cochairman
Patrick J. Lucey
Anthony S. Earl
Wausau
Anderson
Alvin Baldus
Menomonie
Joseph Sweda
Lublin
John Shabaz
New Berlin
Tommy Thompson
Elroy
Wisconsin
Rules Committee
Elmer Turmo
Liberty St
la Crosse
William Rittman
State St
William Wadden
Adams St
Melrose Woman Injured In Lang Drive Collision
Ann Grinde, 23, was treated at St. Francis Hospital after a head injury from a crash with a Dolly Madison Dairies truck on Lang Drive near Gorder Road. Police say Grinde skidded. truck driver Donald Pedretti, 23, crossed into the opposite lane to avoid impact.
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Ann Grinde
Melrose
Dolly Madison Dairies
Lang Drive
Gorder Road
St. Francis Hospital
Donald Pedretti
S. 31St St
City weighs land swap to satisfy HUD housing site needs
Black River Falls officials and First Federal Savings and Loan face a land shortfall for a 48 unit low cost housing project. HUD rules require more land and the city may close part of Water Street to gain about 30 feet of space, transferring land to the adjacent Homstad parcel. A public hearing on the street closure will be held.
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Black River Falls
Wis
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Richard Corcoran
The
Loan Association
Corcoran
Lenshaw and Ayres
Tomah
Black River
First Federal
Housing and Urban Development Administration
HUD
Michael Anderson
Water Street
Pierce Street
Erwin Homstad
Sheep Raisers Meeting Slated in Rushford
Preston Minn January 5 meeting for sheep raisers in Fillmore Houston and Winona counties at Tri County Electric Cooperative Building Rushford. Extension animal husbandmen Robert Jacobs and Robert Jordan will discuss flock management nutrition parasite and disease control breeding lambing practices and production systems.
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Preston
Minn
Fillmore
Houston
Winona
Tri-County Electric Cooperative
Rushford
Robert Jacobs
Robert Jordan
University of Minnesota
Stolen Outboard Motor and Tire from Onalaska Vehicle
A tire and wheel worth 50 dollars were reported stolen from a pickup Sunday or Monday. Richard Johnson of Onalaska said the spare tire was taken from his truck while it was parked at his home or Skogen's IGA Foodliner. Richard Lawrence reported a 9 foot horsepower outboard motor stolen from Lake Onalaska sometime Monday, valued at 100 dollars.
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Richard Johnson
Onalaska
Sheriff Department
Skogen
IGA Foodliner
2Nd Ave. S
Richard Lawrence
Lake Onalaska
Burnstad’s Inc Wins City Liquor License Approval
The BRF council approved Burnstad’s Inc to operate a liquor store in the city. Aldermen sent the A and P Store license application back to committee for refiled due to incompleteness. They also barred parking of trucks and large vehicles near street corners to improve visibility. Public works says city cannot plow snow for seniors as requested by the Woman’s Club.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Burnstad’s, Inc
A and P
Public Works Committee
Woman’s Club
Home Savings and Loan Plans Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Home Savings and Loan Association of La Crosse will be held in the association offices at 5th Ave and Division St on Monday January 15 at 7 30 p m. There will be an election of two directors and other business.
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Home Savings and Loan Association of la Crosse
5Th Ave
Division St
River Readings Station Lacrosse Flood Stage
The report shows river readings at Station Lacrosse with a flood stage of 24 hours. Today’s stage is listed as 264 with a change indicated, reflecting current water level movement.
Death notices for Hanson Meitrodt Borgardt in Wisconsin and Minnesota
Harold Hanson 79 of Ettrick Wisconsin died January 4 at home of a heart attack. Funeral services February 4 at South Beaver Creek Lutheran Church with burial in French Creek Cemetery. Roy Meitrodt 68 of Caledonia Minnesota died January 4 at home of apparent heart attack. Fred Borgardt 83 of rural Houston Minnesota died January 3 in a La Crosse hospital. services January 6 at South Ridge Emmanuel Lutheran Church with burial in church cemetery.
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Harold Hanson
Ettrick
Wis
South Beaver Creek Lutheran Church
Paul Wegner
French Creek
Fossum
Oslo
Norway
Olaus Hanson
South Beaver Creek
Hazel Hogden
Edson Osley
la Crosse
Roy Meitrodt
Caledonia, Minn
CaledonIa
Potter-Haugen
Houston, Minn
Fred Borgardt
Houston
South Ridge
Herman Borgardt
Richardson Named to Joint Administrative Committee on Facilities
Charles G. Richardson district director of Western Wisconsin Vocational Technical and Adult Education was chosen for the joint Committee on Physical Facilities to coordinate vocational education and UW systems. Harold Schantz also joined from VTAE with Robert W. Winter and Warren Exo from UW Madison. The appointments were announced by UW President John C. Weaver and WTAE Director Eugene I. Lehrmann at regents meeting.
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Charles G. Richardson
Western Wisconsin Vocational, Technical and Adult Education
WTAE
Vocational Education
University of Wisconsin
Richardson
VTAE
Harold Schantz
Madison
Robert W. Winter
Warren Exo
UW Madison
UW Pres
John C. Weaver
Eugene I. Lehrmann
University
Doctor Warns DES Hormone Threatens Milk Safety
A physician argues DES used in dairy cattle contaminates milk and persists up to two years, urging vets and Agriculture officials to curb use. He criticizes current testing, FDA limits, and reliance on pasteurization, while promoting goat milk as safer.
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Department of Agriculture
Shealy
Garth Miller
Department of Animal Science
University of Minnesota
Des
Agriculture Department
Food and Drug Administration
Witnesses Detail Shooting After Stoplight Confrontation
Detective Lutice report at Luke case describes the fight preceding Fitzpatrick death. Luke says Fitzpatrick challenged a drag race and flashed a gesture, then Luke fired after a pistol was drawn. Police test show gun was operational and three witnesses place Luke’s hand at the trigger cornering Fitzpatrick.
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Luke
Pappas
Ray Lichtie
Lichtie
Fitzpatrick
Offer Made For Diocese Land Near South Avenue
An 11-acre Catholic diocesan property parcel south of the Ed Phillips and Son site received an offer at bid openings in the diocesan office. Diocesan officials and the Wheeler Co broker declined to disclose the buyer or price, noting the deal is contingent on factors including possible rezoning.
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Main St
Frank Guenther
Ed Phillips and Son
South Avenue
Ronald McGavock
Wheeler Co
McGavock
Case delayed for lie detector test in auto wrecker theft case
The case against French Island man David L. Gilbert 18 of 140 Walnut St. was continued in County Court to arrange a lie detector test. He is accused of taking a wrecker on Dec 26 or 27 from Bee's Arco Station 102 Washburn St. His preliminary hearing was set for Thursday. he is free on a $500 surety bond.
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David L. Gilbert
Walnut St
Bee
Arco Station
Washburn St
Gilbert
James McArdle
Former Ontario Premier George Drew Dies at 78
George Drew former Ontario premier and national Conservative leader from 1948 to 1956 died at Wellesley Hospital at 78 after a heart attack complicated by pneumonia. A Guelph native he led Ontario Conservatives from 1938 and later led the federal party before resigning in 1956.
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Toronto
George Drew
Ontario
Conservative
Wellesley Hospital
Drew
Guelph
Ont
Ontario Conservative Party
Snow Removal Parking Ban Across City Streets
Parking will be prohibited from midnight Thursday to 8 a.m. Friday on streets including 3rd 4th 6th Cass to La Crosse 5th State to Division and others listed. Cars parked on these streets during the ban will be towed to clear snow removal operations.
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Cass
la Crosse
5Th
State
Main
King
Pearl
Jay
Rose
Hagar
Wall
Sill
Gillette
Caledonia
St. James
Copeland
Windsor
St. Paul
Avon
Clinton
George
Palace
St. Cloud
Monitor
Wood
California Supreme Court Justice Peters Dies at 69
Berkeley AP reports Justice Raymond E. Peters 69 died Tuesday after a stroke. A member of the California Supreme Court, he authored the 1966 opinion striking down the state's fair housing law as unconstitutional by referendum.
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Berkeley
Calif
Raymond E. Peters
California Supreme Court
Unit For Retarded To Meet Friday In La Crosse
La Crosse County Association for Retarded Children will meet Friday at the American Legion 711 S 6th St. A potluck supper starts 6 30 p m and the 8 p m meeting features John Gilson from the Occupational Rehabilitation Center with a slide on services. Youth ARC will bowl with the retarded at the Pra-yor 807 S 4th St Monday 4 30 to 6 p m. The monthly peace vigil runs Friday and Saturday at St Dominic's Monastery 3000 South Ave with Mass 8 p m Friday a holy hour Eucharistic adoration and Rosary to 10 p m. Saturday adoration and Rosary begin 6 a m and continue. The vigil ends with benediction and evening prayer at 6 45 p m Saturday.
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la Crosse County Association For
American Legion
S. 6Th St
John Gilson
Occupational Rehabilitation Center
S. 4Th St
St. Dominic’s Monastery
South Ave
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