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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1973
Page
9
Death notices for Henry J. Michaels 70 Onalaska. William A. Regez 62 Onalaska Ave.. Clayton J. Burkart 61 La Crosse. William J. Daley 75 La Crosse with details on survivors, birthplaces, careers, services, and funeral arrangements.
John W. Chapin 40 of Marinette died of a heart attack in Marinette on July 21. Services July 24 in Bayfield with burial there. He was born in Beloit and worked 18 years for the DNR. Survived by mother Catherine Chapin and sister Elizabeth Lynn. Leonard L. Pederson 52 of Babson Park died July 22 in Winter Haven, pneumonia. Former Hixton mail carrier. World War II veteran. Services July 24 in Hixton with burial in Trinity Rest Cemetery. Survived by wife Doreen, four daughters and two sons, plus two brothers.
R J West Salem reports 16 chickens valued at 32 dollars stolen from the Lewis flock since late May or early June. County sheriff investigated the missing poultry.
Madison attorney Conrad Goodkind urged public support for a Governor's Task Force on the Judiciary proposal to appoint judges rather than elect them. He spoke at the Wisconsin Citizens for Legal Reform conference in Stevens Point, noting the plan as a core reform. The task force recommends a seven member screening committee for governor nominees, with four public members and three attorneys.
Washington sources report President Nixon arguing separation of powers justifies withholding presidential tapes and documents from the Senate Watergate committee. Legal scholars differ, with Raoul Berger and John Moss defending Congress secrecy, while Yale’s Alexander Bickel and others cite executive privacy and precedent like Reynolds.
The notice lists multiple couples from Wisconsin towns planning weddings in late July and August. Names include Edward R. Barrett Jr and Peggy Lee Bruder in Tomah, Carl Marxer and Nancy Junker in Black River Falls, and several other pairs with dates from July 28 to August 4.
A U S District Court denied a petition by dairymen to halt a new influx of imported nonfat dry milk and scheduled a hearing on complaints by the National Milk Producers Federation. The federation says the import order issued last week follows Nixon administration actions expanding imports by about 80 million pounds, after prior orders permitting 85 million pounds this year. the annual quota stood at 1.8 million pounds before these orders.
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