Heileman Reports Record Six Month Sales On Growth Momentum
G Heileman Brewing Co Inc posts 1973 half year sales of 84.5 million up 60 percent from 1972. Net earnings reach 2.68 million with earnings per share 70 cents. Cleary cites rising input costs and high interest rates but notes continued strong demand for Special Export and Old Style and acceleration in regional growth. Heileman began trading on the NYSE May 23 and plans selective acquisitions beyond the Midwest.
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G. Heileman Brewing Co., Inc
Russell G. Cleary
Cleary
Heileman
Department of Justice
Associated Brewing Co
Midwest
1 800 Claim Jobless Benefits In District
An average of about 1 800 workers were unemployed and claiming benefits in June in the La Crosse district of the Unemployment Compensation Division. The seven-county area covers local labor markets and represents ongoing unemployment trends.
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la Crosse
Department of Industry, Labor
Nixon Faces Constitutional Clash Over Subpoenas
Nixon enters a potential constitutional clash as two subpoenas seek different aims. The Senate committee wants tapes to expose Nixon’s possible Watergate cover up, while Cox seeks tapes for secret grand jury use. The split hinges on authority and purpose, with Nixon reportedly choosing to ignore the subpoenas for now.
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Senate
Cox
Senate Committee
Executive
Traffic Police Chief Hospitalized in Lutheran Hospital
Herbert Garbers, head of the La Crosse County traffic police, was admitted Sunday morning and is in the intensive care ward for heart problems. A hospital spokesman reported him in good condition at noon Monday.
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la Crosse County
Herbert Garbers
Lutheran Hospital
Garbers
Two Truckers Die In Minnesota Road Accidents
The Associated Press reports two separate truck deaths in Minnesota on Monday. Eldon W. Davis, 38, of Storm Lake Iowa, died after his semitrailer collided with Gale Oberholtzer Esq 56 of Clinton Minnesota driving the leading truck escaped uninjured. Donald Crain 43 of Shafer died when his semitrailer crashed into the median on Interstate 35 near Willow River in Pine County.
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Eldon W. Davis
Storm Lake
Iowa
U.S. 212
Norcross
Gale Oberholtzer
Clinton
Minn
Davis
Oberholtzer
Highway Patrol
Donald Crain
Shafer
Willow River
Pine County
YMCA Bus Trip To Baraboo Circus World Museum
The La Crosse YMCA on West Ave and Main St offers a Thursday bus trip to the Circus World Museum in Baraboo. The outing runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and costs a fee covering transportation leadership and tickets. Space is limited to 55 youngsters and registration is at the YMCA.
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Main St
Baraboo
YMCA
La Crosse Tribune Masthead and Circulation Notice
The La Crosse Tribune lists staff roles and contact details for circulation and advertising. It notes delivery options and pricing including a $30.90 annual mail subscription within 75 miles, volume 69, number 68.
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S. 4Th St
la Crosse
Car Strikes Tree Injures La Crescent Driver
A La Crescent man Bruce Jorstad age 20 was injured when his car left 20th Street turned onto Travis Street and struck a tree at about 10 30 p m Sunday and remained in fair condition Monday at Lutheran Hospital. Also Saturday evening Romeo Hoff man 66 of 2337 Campbell Road received a head bump and Daniel Sullivan 18 of 1414 Pine Street skinned a leg in a two car crash at 14th and Cass Streets Hoff man is in good condition at St Francis Hospital with cuts and bruises Sullivan was not treated police said. Hoff mans car spun into a lawn at the Margaret Walter residence 311 South 9th Street and ended up on the street.
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Lutheran Hospital
Bruce Jorstad
20Th Street
Travis Street
Romeo Hoffman
Campbell Road
Daniel Sullivan
Pine St
14Th
Cass
Chicagoan Killed Is Father Of 12
A 45 year old father of twelve, James Hall, was shot in the forehead and killed Monday night while working on an auto near his West Side home. Two men quarrelled with him before the shooting and were being questioned by police. No weapon was recovered. Hall worked at Thompson Industries Co Inc in Des Plaines.
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West Side
James Hall
Hall
Thompson Industries Co., Inc
Des Plaines
Watergate tapes and documents standoff escalates confrontation
Senate subpoenas Nixon to hand over tapes and papers as Archibald Cox pressures full Watergate record. Former White House aide Gordon Strachan cites Haldeman awareness of secret intelligence on Democrats. Magruder's perjury admitted. Dean's credibility central. Ehrlichman denial contrasts with Ellsberg docs link and Kalmbach testimony on legal payment to defendants.
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FBI
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Central Intelligence Agency
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Multiple Fatal Crashes Raise Wisconsin Toll to 584
Three people died in separate crashes across Wisconsin Monday raising the 1973 highway death toll to 584, with victims including Stephen J. Seiden 83 and Donald E. Dymore 3. Other fatalities occurred near Antigo Shawano Oneida Green Bay and St. Croix County, with four others injured in the U.S. 12 collision near Wilson.
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Associated Press
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Jack Crawford
Stephen J. Seiden
Milwaukee
Antigo
William C. Volbrecht
Donald E. Dymore
Aniwa
Shawano County
John Christjohn
Oneida
Green Bay
Francis Clennan
New Richmond
Richard E. Johnson
Baldwin
St. Croix County
U.S. 12
Wilson
Dunn County
Hijacked 747 Blown Up at Benghazi Airport
Four hijackers blew up a Boeing 747 after evacuation at Benghazi airport Libya ending a 342 day hostage ordeal. Libyan troops arrested the four hijackers. passengers and crew were evacuated as flames and smoke rose from the wreckage.
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Blue Stars Sweep Weekend Drum Corps Competitions
The First Federal Blue Stars Drum and Bugle corps won two first places in weekend contests at Minneapolis and St Paul ahead of a two week tour. They edged Madison Scouts 80.3 to 76.8 in Minneapolis and led Sunday in St Paul with 81.2 against Madison 78.05. The tour runs until August 9 ending at Milwaukee’s state fair.
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Thunderbolts
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Many Arrests Reported at Summerfest Police Action
Milwaukee police said 613 people were arrested over 10 days at Summerfest the lakefront festival drawing nearly 500000 attendees. A melee late Saturday into Sunday led to tear gas and nightsticks being used to clear the grounds, with most arrestees coming from outside Wisconsin, mainly Illinois.
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Lakefront
Senator At Nude Parties Tied To Milwaukee Inquiry
Milwaukee AP report says testimony from Sharol Kroll in the grand jury investigation links state senator Reuben La Fave and former Wisconsin Motor Vehicle commissioner James Karns to nude parties hosted by Milwaukee County Board Chairman Richard Nowakowski. Parties allegedly ran spring 1966 to July 1967. judge Parins opened testimony to public scrutiny and set trial for September 15 on seven charges after dismissing one count.
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Milwaukee County Board
Sharol Kroll
Richard Nowakowski
Robert Parins
Green Bay
Nowakowski
Ted Warshafsky
Parins
Odono
James L. Karns
Wisconsin Motor Vehicle
la Fave
Karns
Madison
Parvis
Consumer Group Rebukes Phase 4 Economic Controls
The Consumer Federation of America delegates in Milwaukee condemn Phase 4 controls as inequitable and price-raising. They demand equal consumer influence in wage and price decisions and uniform regulation of all income forms. Helen Nelson was re elected president.
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Milwaukee
Consumer Federation of America
Helen Nelson
The
University of Wisconsin Extension
Federation
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