Kremlin Worries as Warm Winter Delights Russians
Moscow reports the warmest January in 23 years with mushrooms sprouting and children playing outside while the Kremlin fears snow may be late. Tass notes a dry, mild spell could hurt grain reserves and force imports if snow does not arrive. Pravda and weather experts cite unusual polar cyclone patterns as the cause.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Russia
Moskva
Tass
Pravda
Communist Party
Siberia
Ukraine
Leningrad
Greenland
European
Sleight Of Hand Show Highlights Drug Dangers
YPSILANTI Michigan 17 year old magician Jeff Wawrzaszek uses a 37 minute sleight of hand program to present drug abuse facts to fourth through seventh graders. He avoids scare tactics and says the show is a kickoff or wrap up to broader programs. Jeff works from a script with his father, emphasizes factual content over judgment, and demonstrates with magic effects to engage audiences while discussing cigarettes alcohol and heroin risks. He has performed for several thousand people since last spring and is a member of the International Brotherhood of Magicians.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
Jeff Wawrzaszek
Jeff
Ypsilanti High School
Frank Wawrzaszek
Eastern Michigan University
International Brotherhood of Magicians
Washington
International Platform Association
Notable White House reception recalled by Nixon
President Nixon recalled nearly missing a Truman era White House reception for the 80th Congress due to finances and a long dress for Pat. He said Pat bought the gown, noting this may be the only time they could enter that venue.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
Harry S. Truman
80Th Congress
Nixons
Pat
Death notices from Tri-State region list multiple obituaries
Selma Gilbertson 64 of Waukon Iowa died in Pasadena California while visiting for the Parade of Roses. Harry Bennett 91 of Centerville Wisconsin died in Arcadia hospital. Cora Schonlau 85 of Houston Minnesota died in a local nursing home. Glen Donehower 88 of Galesville Wisconsin died in La Crosse hospital. Sarah Elaine Homuth 5 months died in Prairie du Chien Crawford County. Lena Mundstock 92 formerly Norwalk Wisconsin died in Madison.
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Selma Gilbertson
Waukon
Iowa
Pasadena
Calif
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Martyn Hansing
Oakland Cemetery
Martin Chapel
Allamakee County
Carl Sanderson
Marcus Gilbertson
Curtis
Waterloo
Walter Spiegelhalter
Dubuque
Rudolph Larson
Prairie DU Chien
Sarah Elaine Homuth
William Homuth
Crawford County
Douglas Rice
St. John’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Matthew
Robert Homuth
Graham Smith
Minneapolis
Lena Mundstock
Norwalk
Wis
Madison
Lucey names first woman to Wisconsin cabinet post
Gov. Patrick J. Lucey appoints Virginia B. Hart of Madison as secretary of regulation and licensing the first woman to a Wisconsin cabinet post. Hart brings economics credentials and prior work in labor education for the University of Hawaii and the AID in New Delhi.
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Madison
Wis
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
Virginia B. Hart
Hart
George Greeley
Virginia Hart
University of Wisconsin
University of Hawaii
Agency For International Development
New Delhi
India
Wisconsin Democratic Party
La Crosse Tribune Staff and Contact Information
The La Crosse Tribune lists publishers editors and managers including James E Burgess K O Blanchard Sanford Goltz Sanders Hook Wallace Hutzier Edward Keefe Lawrence Le Jeune Fred Ristow Kenneth Teachout John Vik and Richard Westerfield. Circulation and advertising contact details are provided with a delivery support line and weekly price for city carriers.
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Sanford Goltz
Sanders Hook
Wallace Hutzier
Edward Keefe
Lawrence le Jeune
Fred Ristow
Kenneth Teachout
John Vik
Richard Westerfield
the Tribune
S. 4Th St
la Crosse
Boss of the Year nominations open in La Crosse
Jaycees invite nominations for the 1973 Boss of the Year honoring community leaders and mentors. Nominees must be 18 to 36, with forms available from the La Crosse Jaycees or Allan Fukuda and due by noon Friday January 12. The banquet will be at New Villa on January 16. Last year’s winner was Harry Wiggert. Tools stolen from Machine Products Co, valued at 70 dollars, reported to police.
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Tass
Vechernaya
la Crosse Jaycees
Jaycee
Allan Fukuda
Ward Ave
Harry Wiggert
Wiggert Brothers
la Crescent
Osco Drug
5Th Ave. S
la Crosse
Death Oswald Verket 77 Dies in Los Angeles
Oswald Verket 77 of Los Angeles California died in a Los Angeles hospital Tuesday January 2. Born July 16 1895 in La Crosse he is survived by his widow Gertrude a daughter Mrs Evan McLean of Glendale California two grandsons and three sisters Mrs Millie Borman of Manteca Mrs Oscar Dahl of Studio City and Mrs Alby Blystad of La Crosse. Services were held Friday at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills California.
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Glen Donehower
Galesville
Wis
la Crosse Hospital
Smith Mortuary
William Helwig
Evergreen Cemetery
Centerville
Richmond
Minn
James Donehower
Luella M. Gibson
Oswald Verket
Los Angeles
Calif
la Crosse
Gertrude
Evan
Barbara) McLean
Glendale
Millie Borman
Manteca
Oscar
Clara) Dahl
Studio City
Alby
Helen) Blystad
End to Mandatory Church Attendance in Military
Secretary Melvin R. Laird ordered an end to compulsory religious services at military academies and commands. Voluntary worship remains possible, with no change to the importance of Divine Services. The decision follows the Supreme Court action upholding an appeals ruling that mandatory chapel attendance infringes the First Amendment.
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Washington
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
West Point
Annapolis
Air Force Academy
David L. Bazelon
Pentagon
Roger T. Kelley
Two Viroquans Arrested Here On Drug Counts
La Crosse police halted a Haltorp car for a traffic offense leading to marijuana possession charges. Larry A. Haltorp, 24, posted a $209 bond and was released for County Court. Dennis T. Haltorp, 21, remained jailed after failing to post bond on a city ordinance count. Michael D. Simonson, 23, released on a $55 bond for Municipal Court on open intoxicants in a vehicle.
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Viroqua Brothers
la Crosse
Larry A. Haltorp
N. Rust St
Dennis T. Haltorp
Michael D. Simonson
Municpal Court
Three Chicago Firemen Die In Early Morning Blaze
Three firefighters were killed and 24 injured in a pre dawn blaze on Madison Street in Chicago Loop as a two story building roof collapsed. Two identified victims were Timothy Moran and Richard Kowalzyk. a third remained unnamed. The fire's cause was not immediately known and trapped firefighters were reported in debris.
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Chicago
Loop
Timothy Moran
Richard Kowalzyk
Madison Street
State Street
Questions On Bombing Gain Little Information
Washington AP reports that details of the year end North Vietnamese raids near Hanoi and Haiphong remain withheld to protect air crews. Pentagon cites Paris peace talks while denying disclosure and noting information could jeopardize negotiations.
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Washington
Hanoi
Haiphong
Pentagon
Paris
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Jerry W. Friedheim
No-Fault Insurance Forum at La Crosse Library
A public forum on no fault insurance will be held Monday at 7 p.m. in the La Crosse Public Library at 8th and Main Streets. Sponsored by the Independent Insurance Agents of Wisconsin, forums are being conducted around the state. Diamonds Are Best The article notes diamonds cut drills grind and polish better than other materials.
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la Crosse Public Library
8Th
Main Streets
Independent Insurance Agents of
Wisconsin
Gundersen Takes Out Papers For La Crosse School Board
Carol Gundersen R 1 filed nomination papers Friday to seek another three year term on the La Crosse Area Public School District Board of Education. She was elected to the board in 1970 and is a Central High School and UW diploma holder.
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Carol Gundersen
la Crosse Area
Shirley Tomalka
Gundersen
Central High School
University of Wisconsin
Congregational Nursery School
Pedestrian Struck by Car in Downtown La Crosse
Kenneth D. Bernhardt 21 of Tomah sustained leg bruises after being struck by a car driven by Ingeborg Tendero 43 as he crossed Cass Street near 4th Street. He was transported by police ambulance to Lutheran Hospital around 6 30 p m.
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la Crosse
Kenneth D. Bernhardt
Tomah
Lutheran Hospital
Bernhardt
Ingeborg Tendero
Cass Street
4Th Street
Rail disaster near Tucson claims three railroad workers
Three Southern Pacific crewmen died when a freight train hit the back of another 20 miles northwest of Tucson Arizona. The collision damaged two locomotives destroyed a caboose and left 10 boxcars derailed. Investigators review warning signals as state officials press for preventive maintenance.
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Tucson
Ariz
Southern Pacific Railroay
Here
Southern Pacific
Arizona
Ralph Coltrin
Andy Anderson
San Francisco
Coltrin
Arizona Corporation Commission
State Girl 3 Killed In Fire In Concord Wisconsin
Jefferson County coroner says Jennifer Stoltenburg died of carbon monoxide poisoning after a house fire in Concord that destroyed the home. Her father and another child were treated for burns. Ixonia volunteers fought the blaze for hours. two firefighters were injured.
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Concord
Wis
Jennifer Stoltenburg
Stanley Stoltenburg
Jefferson County
Ixonia
Wisconsin
Ewald Reichert
Oconomowoc
Hubert Bergman
Kenneth Geszvain
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Bob Barrett
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Daily Weather and River Bulletin
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John D. Rockefeller IV
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Arch A. Moore Jr
West Virginia Wesleyan
Jill Ruckelshaus
Republican National Committee
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William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
New York Couture Business Council
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
David
Athens
Mediterranean
London (Ap
Peter Brodie
Scotland Yard
Brodie
Harry Bennett
Arcadia
Arcadia Hospital
Killian Funeral Home
Joseph Udulutch
William Bennett
Lila Cram
Sing Home
Sletten-McKee-Hanson Funeral Home
Cora Schonlau
Houston
the Hill Funeral Home
Eugene Kinney
Money Creek
Valley View Nursing Home
South Dakota
Charles Anderson
Gerard Schonlau
John Anderson
Houstoun
Conde
Eastern Star
Sarah Homuth
Lucey
James E. Burgess
K. O. Blanchard
Forest Lawn
Hollywood Hills
James Calvert
Henry Kissinger
U.S
Cambodia
Laos
Friedheim
Herbert
Bernice) Schroeder
Stoddard
St. Francis Hospital
John
Bendel
Toni L. Nichols
Liberty St
Pamela Stone
Caledonia St
4Th and
Cass Streets
5Th Street
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