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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1973
Page
6
The piece argues that raising the minimum wage helps some workers but risks automating or crowding out youths and unskilled workers. It accuses senators Nelson and Proxmire of opposing youth wage reductions to curry union support, noting their past stance on opening jobs to the young.
The article argues France tested another atmospheric device, rejected ICJ calls to halt, and accuses Western bias. It compares to a recent Chinese nuclear test, noting detectable radiation over the Pacific and questioning double standards in world morality.
Bank and file postal workers vote on a new contract described as generous with an unlimited cost-of-living clause. Some locals push to extend the voting deadline while thousands of ballots are reportedly lost in the mail.
Tribune notes twenty years ago in 1953 government officials reported rising food prices lifting the cost of living to a new high between May and June. Senate votes aimed at exiting the synthetic rubber business, with amendments restricting sale of 29 government plants, and new tighter auto financing rules issued by the State Banking Department.
George Will argues in the Washington Post that rising minimum wage harms black teenagers and marginal workers, while organized labor seeks higher standards. He notes a conflict between humanitarian aims and job loss, urging caution and criticizing both Senate and House positions.
Madison coverage argues that the proposed state property tax relief shifts costs from wealthy districts to others, notably West Allis, as part of broader school funding equalization. It critiques reliance on state control and notes rising totals for local schools despite new tax-sharing.
The article cites former White House mailroom chief le ROT Smith claiming Franklin D. Roosevelt kept a hidden record of conversations. He describes a ventilator cage and a stenographer who took down talks in a basement room, noting the security concerns and later context of Nixon and Johnson tape methods.
A Tribune reader defends the La Crosse Community Theater Viterbo College Oklahoma! production praising the musical direction and Sharon Astoor as Ado Annie while criticizing Mr. Zenker for slighting Pauline Mabian and Ramon Gon.
A collage of opinions on being fashionable versus genuine, theatre reviews noting performances by John Viars and Sue Oremond, and a letter from Merrick Wing urging Governor to oppose a state budget user fee harming university arts and activities.
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