Warren presses Nixon resignation urge at governors' meet
Democrats at the Nevada conference drop organized Watergate push as Patrick Lucey calls for Nixon to quit. Gov. Wendell Anderson says focus on energy and economy. Agnew to meet governors amid fund impoundment complaints. Republicans urge restraint on resignation talk.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Stateline
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Nixon
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
Wendell Anderson
Minnesota
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Maryland
Congress
Madison
Wis
Lucey
Robert W. Warren
Warren
Robert Kasten Jr
R-Brown Deer
Senate
Kasten
Dennis Conta
Milwaukee
Anthony
Arl
Wausau
Conta
Carl
Assembly
James Devitt
Greenfield
Three Charges Filed After Fatal Onalaska Collision
A rural Taylor man Roger A. Gerbig Sr. 32 faces homicide charges after a April 26 crash near Onalaska killed Harry R. Wendling 63. Prosecutors cite reckless conduct negligent use of a vehicle and intoxicated use of a vehicle with potential penalties up to five years in prison and fines. Witnesses say Gerbig weaved and he refused a blood test. A tentative court date is set for June 15.
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Taylor
Roger A. Gerbig Sr
Harry R. Wendling
la Crescent St
Gerbig
Onalaska
Gerald Elliott
Rose St
Wendling
Metallics, Inc
Brice Prairie
la Crosse County Dist. Atty
Burleigh
Randolph
Eirnest Hanson
Knife Armed Robbery Strikes Farm Family Near Tomah
Three men with a knife robbed Loren Kerska Jr. and his parents at their farm home in the Town of La Grange Monday night, escaping with about 3000 dollars. A white 1973 Chevrolet pickup was used. authorities, led by Sheriff Ray Harris, continued searching Tuesday for the suspects. A separate car burglary later produced loot but was deemed unrelated.
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Loren Kerska Sr
Cecelia
Loren Jr
Tomah
Kersha
Harris
Dale Trowbridge
Jermoo's
Oakdale
Juneau County
Minnesota
Ralph Axelson
Monroe County
Plea Bargain Rejected in Kidnapping Case by La Crosse Judge
La Crosse Circuit Judge Peter Pappas refused a plea deal in a kidnapping conspiracy case. Wilbur Streeter 54 faced a jury trial July 2 for kidnapping a Town of Shelby resident after a gun dealer was forced to drive them from Austin Minnesota to La Crosse where a police pursuit occurred. Roy Gallington 52 was charged with kidnapping and attempted murder in the same case.
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la Crosse
Peter Pappas
Wilbur E. Streeter
la Crosse County
Shelby
Streeter
Donald Harman
Burleigh Randolph
H. Gallington
Austin, Minn
Jan
James P. Goergen
Dennis Tolvstad
Tolvvstad
Randolph
Gallington
Parsons College Poised to File for Bankruptcy
The acting president Everett Hadley says Parsons College, now defunct, will seek bankruptcy protection. Trustees may ask to lift a stay order and proceed with straight bankruptcy as financial burdens force closure. enrollment fell from 5000 under Dr Millard Roberts to about 950 this year.
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Fairfield, Town
Parsons College
Everett Hadley
Parsons
Richard Stageman
Millard Roberts
Weather outlook turns cooler Tuesday into Wednesday
Partly cloudy skies remain through Tuesday night and Wednesday with a low near 52 and a high around 75. Precipitation chances ease from 10 percent to about 5 percent as light northwest winds settle. Thursday looks partly cloudy and slightly warmer.
New Pilot Rules Take Effect November First
FAA announces new regulations requiring private pilots to undergo periodic flying ability reviews. The policy aims to enhance safety by routinely assessing pilot proficiency and decision making. The change adds oversight for general aviation and could affect small aircraft operators nationwide.
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FAA
Game manager urged hunters to improve public image
A U S game manager warns hunters on Page 13 that failing to present a better public image could threaten hunting's future. He urges responsible behavior to prevent backlash and potential extinction of the activity.
Local News Blurb Unclear Readings and Community Notes
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered headlines and sections such as Horoscope Editorials Women News and Stock Market with garbled words and misread phrases. The readable elements include community notices and a brief stock market mention without coherent events or names.
Pompidou Cancels Ceremonies Amid Illness Rumors
Paris AP report says President Georges Pompidou will skip all ceremonial appearances for several weeks. Elysee Palace notes he is tired from recurring colds and flu, while newspapers seek an official statement. Scheduled scrubs include receptions by the National Assembly president, Senate leader, and Constitutional Council.
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Paris
Georges Pompidou
Elysee Palace
Pompidou
National Assembly
Senate
Constitutional Council
Mayor Secures 100000 Credit for La Crosse Garment Co
La Crosse garment firm receives a 100000 line of credit while under receiver, with Aetna Business Credit arranging the loan. The referee in Madison approved the plan, paying only post May 24 bills, including payroll. A creditors hearing is set for June 28.
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W. Peter Gilbertson
la Crosse Garment Co
Madison
Gilbertson
Aetna Business Credit, Inc
Atlanta
Garment Co
Aetna
District Court
Japan Aims At Sunshine Right Law During Environment Week
Excursion boats glide on a cleaner Sumida River as Tokyo starts Environment Week with No Car Tuesday. Officials discuss a proposed right to sunshine law requiring neighborhood consent for tall buildings while pollution remains a nationwide challenge.
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Tokyo
Sumida
Japan
Neighorhood
Environment Agency
Takeo Miki
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
U.S. Senate
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