18 Jul 1973
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1973
Page
1
Rain and drought pressures join crude fuel worries as Wisconsin farmers face moisture shortages on about 60 percent of cropland. Officials warn June July rainfall shortfalls threaten potatoes vegetables while LP gas demand looms for grain drying amid rising feed costs and potential meat shortages.
Washington reports Phase 4 wage price controls will ease the 60 day food price freeze with strict limits on passing cost increases to consumers. President Nixon to remain away from the announcement amid pneumonia recovery as costs for wage and raw materials are monitored and stricter IRS enforcement is planned.
Ulasewicz testified Kalmbach recruited him to move Watergate funds calling it a legal project. Kalmbach said the money supported families and legal fees, using code names and pay phones, with $220000 raised for Watergate defendants and lawyers. He now says he feels used and demeaned after aiding in the case.
Cloudy conditions bring showers and thunderstorm chances Wednesday night into Thursday. Lows around 72, highs near 93 with southwest winds 10 to 20 mph and gusts near storms. Precipitation chance about 40 percent. Friday turns sunny and cooler with a low near 55.
The Kansas Prairie reports growing frustration among citizens back home as lawmakers struggle to offer remedies. Readers are urged to consider how leadership may address the nation’s tangled problems amid a historic wheat harvest of 380 million bushels.
Paul Feroe son of Rev and Mrs Arthur M Feroe of 1807 Market Street spoke of his travels to the Norwegian island Faeroy His story and pictures appear on Page 39 of the paper
The La Crosse Interstate Fair opened with livestock garden crops flowers and clothing displays. Youth building superintendent Merlien Jaekel reported exhibit space tightness despite new shelving as 4-H enrollment rises. Open and junior classes include cattle hogs sheep and animals in progress of washing and judging begins Wednesday. Late Tuesday open class and junior flowers were judged. 4-H demonstrations are planned. Races on the track start with time trials at 7 pm and races at 8 30 pm. Children’s Day Thursday offers reduced rides from noon to 6 on Bob Hammond Shows.
The La Crosse Area Public School District Board votes 8-0 to keep negotiations with the La Crosse Education Association private, arguing it will speed and smooth talks. The board warns LEA against independent disclosures and directs its negotiating committee to proceed in closed sessions.
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