25 Jul 1973
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1973
Page
1
In a brief notice readable among fragments, locals reference a ceremonial gathering with unspecified date and participants. The fragmentary text preserves the event’s tone without detailing names or precise location.
The Associated Press survey of 15 items in 13 cities on March 1 and again this week shows the total market basket up in 12 cities after price controls on most foods were lifted. Pork chops lead gains with up to 25 percent in Los Angeles and eggs rise up to 25 percent in Detroit, while Miami shows a slight overall decline.
The La Crosse Tribune remains at 4th and Cass though the July 1973 directory lists 401 N 3rd St as the new plant site. The advertising department stays at 332 S 5th St while move details are announced. Accounting circulation and news operate from 4th and Cass. correspondence should be addressed there.
Partly cloudy tonight with little temperature change. Low near 60 and high near 80 Thursday. Fair and pleasant Friday with similar temps and small variation.
Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka says he will invite President Richard Nixon to Japan when they meet in Washington next week. The statement signals a high level diplomatic outreach ahead of any potential summit.
The Wisconsin Senate approved Governor Patrick Lucey’s budget after two Democrats who had opposed it returned to support the measure. The vote solidified the budget plan moving to further consideration.
The page praises a fresh perspective on the scenic stretch along Highway 33 and notes editorial attention to regional landscape appreciation.
Area stores report pork prices rising while beef remains frozen until September 12. Farmers hold back cattle, packers cut back, and shoppers stockpile as meat supply tightens across La Crosse area markets.
Ehrlichman testified before the Senate Watergate committee that Nixon told an aide to take steps to stop the Pentagon Papers leak but did not expressly authorize a burglary. He denied approving clemency offers or suggesting Gray destroy documents, and said the Plumbers aimed to uncover the Ellsberg information without tying it to the White House.
John Ehrlichman faced sharp questioning from Senator Ervin and Samuel Dash as spectators hissed and jeered. Ehrlichman defended his stance, denied illegal conduct, and argued the secret GOP funding was comparable to other defense funds while denying personal contributions.
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