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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1973
Page
7
La Crosse County Supervisor Donald Harman led a long fight over district plan changes, guiding a 36 district plan that meets equal representation standards while challenging a new state law. He claims victory though remains reluctant to admit it publicly.
Wisconsin Board on Aging schedules a July 25 public hearing at 9 a.m. in Eau Claire to discuss aging issues with community leaders seniors and professionals from the region. Bruce Lee dies in Hong Kong at 33 after being found unconscious in his home and previously completed Enter the Dragon.
Air Force Major Edward W. Leonard Jr. says Army failed to investigate dismissed misconduct charges against ex prisoners of war and will file new mutiny charges. He cites Army and Navy action, notes POWs were not given a chance to present defense, and lists personnel affected. Leonard, a former POW, vows to pursue charges through official channels.
Italian press reports claim kidnapers demanded 300 million lire for J Paul Getty III, missing 12 days. Getty Jr and Gail Harris deny the ransom. Mrs Getty says the matter is between her and her ex husband. Police remain unconvinced about the ransom reports.
A Friday carnival at 1 p.m. on French Island is conducted by Rick Mickschl and Daniel Brown both aged 12. The event at Island Park Road includes games a comic book sale a bake sale and refreshments with all proceeds to the Muscular Dystrophy Fund.
A scorpion is not an insect but an arachnid with eight legs. The statement emphasizes its classification as an arachnid rather than an insect.
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