19 Jul 1973
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1973
Page
1
President Nixon unveils Phase 4 price controls to replace the freeze on Aug. 12, easing rules on wages and food prices while keeping beef ceilings and health sector limits. He aims to slow price growth, expand supply, and seeks public comment on new regulations through July 31.
West Salem Wisconsin Steve Pfaff won the grand champion market lamb champion Cheviot ram and ewe and the champion Suffolk ewe and senior showmanship at Interstate Fair junior sheep judging. Richard Nuttelman was junior champion showman and Cindy Steck took reserve market lamb.
La Crosse Education Association vows to press for full public access to progress in 1974 teacher contract talks and rejects board push for closed sessions and limited press. Bruce Hanson says first amendment rights and unbiased coverage must be preserved despite board’s 8 0 vote favoring secrecy.
A 16-year-old Superior youth died at the La Crosse Interstate Fairgrounds near West Salem after sniffing deodorant while using marijuana. Authorities say the combination caused respiratory insufficiency. autopsy pending. The youth was an employee with the carnival and died after being found unresponsive around 2 a.m. The name was withheld pending parental notification.
Monroe County farm agent David N Olson warns a prolonged dry spell endangers corn in Cataract area with leaves curling and stunted growth. Late spring rains are needed. if dry weather persists a serious impact on tasseling and overall yield is likely. Hay first cut good at about 100 bales per acre. second crop suffers. Oats are short and ripening too fast.
Partly cloudy and cooler with lower humidity expected Thursday night into Friday. Lows near 60, highs Friday in the lower 80s, light northwesterly winds. Saturday looks fair and warmer with Saturday morning low near 60.
Till Lund retired from her local flower shop after 17 years in business. She now has time to pursue her many hobbies and personal interests.
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