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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1971
Page
6
A consumer-led lawsuit in U.S. District Court challenges President Nixon's liberalized depreciation rules aimed at boosting business investment. The suit argues the tax break, retroactive to Jan 1, bypassed Congress and could delay or invalidate the policy.
The government will start federally subsidized crime insurance on Aug 1 in 11 states and the District of Columbia. Coverage up to 15000 for businesses and 5000 for residences with premiums 80 to 100 dollars yearly for homeowners. Eligibility requires federally prescribed security devices like jimmy proof locks.
July 8 marks multiple historical events including Perry arriving at Yokohama in 1853 to open relations with Japan, the Liberty Bell cracking in 1835, Bryan’s Cross of Gold speech in 1898, Norway’s government moving to London in 1940, Saipan victory in 1944, MacArthur named UN commander in Korea in 1950, Khrushchev’s defense buildup remark, airline mechanics strike, and Nixon’s 1969 policy push for Indian organizations.
Bonnie Reese of Madison was elected Wednesday as acting executive secretary of the Joint Legislative Council to succeed Earl Sachse, who died July 2. Reese has served as a senior research analyst since 1967. Sachse led the council for more than 22 years.
The House killed a resolution directing the secretary of state to provide information on U.S. operations in Laos. The Foreign Affairs Committee tabled the measure after recommending rejection due to the information being highly sensitive and not compatible with the public interest. Sponsor Rep. Paul N. McCloskey argued for full disclosure.
Mrs Harold Wilkie of Middleton died in a Sturgeon Bay hospital Tuesday at 82. Widow of a prominent Wisconsin attorney she was mother of Wisconsin Supreme Court Associate Justice Horace Wilkie and Edwin Wilkie state administrative director of courts. She leaves three other sons and one daughter. Services set for Thursday at First Congregational Church in Madison.
A catalog snippet lists men's summer wear including jackets, slacks in wool or double knit, and rain coats with mid 14.88 and 4.88 to 8.88 price range. It notes girls scooter skirts and assorted discounts such as 2.99 off and 13 off.
Fragmented ad lists items with bulk pricing for rain n shine coats dated 8 18 7 88. Includes floral dusters children jackets and stretch bikinis with per yard pricing and multi item deals.
A fragmented ad item lists downstairs scooter skirts with assorted prices of 1.69 3.44 4.69 and double knits 45 inch at 60c, indicating a catalog or sale setting.
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