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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1973
Page
2
Two divers launch a 10 day salvage mission to the sunken liner Andrea Doria 245 feet down off Nantucket. They aim to recover cash bonds art and jewelry valued around four million with a 250000 budget and a 10 person support team.
La Crosse Mayor W. Peter Gilbertson calls for a stronger chief executive either via a more powerful mayor or a paid administrator due to vast federal and state changes. An ad hoc panel led by Charles Parrott will study structural changes for revenue sharing, potentially reducing aldermanic load while expanding executive powers.
Four persons died in Wisconsin traffic incidents as state toll rose to 585 for the year. Victims included Fred D Amato 40 of Whitefish Bay and Stephen J Seiden 83 of Milwaukee with others killed in Langlade Oneida and St Croix counties during two days of crashes. The report notes multiple injuries and ongoing investigations.
A five year old French Island boy injured when his bicycle collided with a 14 year old rider on 2nd Avenue West. Donald Dunham Jr. of 2507 2nd Ave W was taken by ambulance to Lutheran Hospital for observation on possible head injuries and was listed in fair condition on Tuesday.
The La Crosse YMCA on West Ave and Main St offers a bus trip to Circus World Museum Baraboo. The ride departs at 9 a.m. and returns by 5 p.m. Open to any boy or girl, with a fee covering transport leadership and tickets. Limited to 55 youngsters, register at the YMCA.
La Crosse Tribune announces delivery and subscription details with contact options for missed copies. It lists staff roles and offices, carrier contact hours, and mail subscription rates within 75 miles of La Crosse.
Ehrlichman under subpoena pledges to refute illegal conduct claims and faces questions on Dean investigations White House plumbers and possible ties to the Ellsberg psychiatrist break in. He lists topics from wiretaps to executive clemency and La Costa meeting discussions.
Robert Roloff, 19, of 1026 Jackson St., was ordered into La Crosse Municipal Court Thursday on a charge of shoplifting $12.63 worth of records from Kmart on Saturday. Police said Monday. A La Crosse boy, 14, was arrested Saturday evening for shoplifting two bottles of beer from Merry Mart at 1516 Market St.
A La Crosse man, Jon M. Boland, 18, of 1352 Caledonia St., pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property worth 59 dollars. He faces sentencing August 13 after authorities say he drove three juveniles to the victim’s car and a tape deck was stolen. Boland was released on a $100 signature bond pending sentencing.
Nixon defends keeping tapes secret citing separation of powers while urging their withholding from Ervin inquiry. Cox and Wright advise, Dean corroborates alleged hush money and clemency talks. Ervin subpoenas tapes, rejects presidential secrecy claim as same doctrine cannot shield access to truth.
Four hijackers seized a Japanese Boeing 747 with 137 hostages last Friday. After three days in Dubai and Damascus the plane arrived in Benghazi where an explosion destroyed the jet. all four hijackers were arrested and no one on board was seriously injured.
Two separate semitrailer crashes in Minnesota killed Eldon W. Davis a 38 year old from Storm Lake Iowa and Donald Crain a 43 year old from Shafer. Davis rear ended Gale Oberholtzer 56 of Clinton Minn whose truck escaped injury. Crain died when his truck went into the median on Interstate 35 south of Willow River in Pine County.
Milwaukee delegates from the Consumer Federation of America condemn Phase 4 controls as inequitable and advocate equal consumer participation in wage and price decisions. They urge uniform regulation of all income forms and reelect Helen Nelson as federation president.
Milwaukee AP report states 1967 circuit court testimony links state senator and former official to nude parties hosted by Milwaukee County Board chair. Sharol Kroll testified during grand jury probes into Chairman Richard Nowakowski. Karns and La Fave disputed details while Nowakowski faced multiple charges including bribery and perjury counts under the Corrupt Practices Act.
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