Senators Spurn Delay for Watergate Quiz
The Senate Watergate committee refused special prosecutor Archibald Cox's three month postponement request and resumed televised hearings. Chairman Sam Ervin cited a duty to proceed and noted later witnesses would help fair trials, while ongoing inquiries focus on logs, bugging, and possible involvement of Nixon aides.
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Washington
Senate
Watergate Committee
Archibald Fox
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Cox
Ervin
Watergate
Sally Harmony
G. Gordon Liddy
Harmony
Liddy
R. Spencer Oliver
E. Howard Hunt
George S. McGovern
Robert Reisner
GOP
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Nixon
H. A. Post
Reisner
James W. McCord Jr
Magruder
Atty
John N. Mitchell
White House
John W. Dean III
Dean
Washington Post
New York Times
Archibald Cox
Asst. Atty
Henry E. Peterson
the Times
Peterson
Jailed For Leaving Scene Of Fatality In La Crosse
A La Crosse man Lloyd H. Moore 48 was sentenced to six months in County Jail for leaving the scene of a fatal April 30 accident that killed Percy Heath 75. Judge Leonard Roraff revoked his driving privileges for a year and granted Huber Law jail release during work hours.
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la Crosse
Leonard Roraff
Lloyd H. Moore
Kane St
Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services
Moore
Dist
Burleigh Randolph
Asst
Atty
Mark Lukoff
Heath
Randolph
Moore Huber
Astronauts Plot Two Man Walk to Free Jammed Skylab Panel
Skylab astronauts planned a Thursday two person space walk to free a jammed solar panel. Mission control approved, with Charles Conrad and Joseph Kerwin outside the station while Paul Weitz remained aboard. The effort aims to nearly double Skylab power amid a power shortage for experiments. Schweickart advised rehearsals and warned no rush if danger appears. Plans include earth resources passes over southwestern states and Gulf of Mexico with possible mission extension unlikely.
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Space Center, Houston
Skylab
Mission Control
Space Agency
Charles
Pete” Conrad Jr
William C. Schneider
Conrad
Joseph K. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Kerwin
Schneider
Pete
Russell Schweickart
Weitz
Schweickart
Nevada
New Mexico
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Court Continued in Vernon County Federal Case
Streeter and Gallington faced a plea bargain in federal court that would have given each a 10 year term. Judge Edward Devitt rejected the deal and sentenced them to 25 years each after a jury trial and conviction. They are sought in California for parole violations. Streeter could face life in California if parole is revoked.
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Streeter
Gallington
Edward Devitt
California
Summer Film Hours Set by La Crosse Library
The La Crosse Public Library will host children's summer film hours starting June 12. Showings run Tuesdays at the North Branch, Wednesdays at the Main Library, and Thursdays at the South Branch with varied afternoon times. The schedule lists titles such as The Pharmacist, Music Box, Children of Fogo Island, Life in the Sahara, Had You Lived Then, and several others through mid July.
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la Crosse
Pharmacist
W. C. Fields
Laurel and Hardy
Fogo Island
The
Sahara
Former Area Man Dies In Cycle Crash
VIROQUA WI Thomas Fjelstad 23 of Kenosha formerly of Ferryville died Monday after a motorcycle crash in Kenosha County Services set for 2 PM Thursday at South West Prairie Lutheran Church burial in Hauge Cemetery Visitation hours 3 5 30 and after 6 30 PM Wednesday at Beier Funeral Home Viroqua and after 1 PM Thursday at the church He was born August 23 1949 in Crawford County to Clifford and his wife Julie Geno married November 8 1969 He worked for Johnson Wax Co in Kenosha Survived by widow his parents three brothers and five sisters together with multiple in law connections and extended family The piece then shifts to film events noting nature themed showings Grand Canyon Secrets of the Plant World July 24 26 final Summer film Circus with Emmet Kelley July 31 August 2
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Viroqua
Wis
Thomas Fjelstad
Kenosha
Ferryville
South West Prairie Lutheran Church
R. M. Christensen
Hauge
Beier Funeral Home
Crawford County
Clifford Fjelstad
Julie Geno
Johnson Wax Co
Grand Canyon
Emmet Kelley
Eighteen La Crosse 4-H Members Named to State Meet
Eighteen La Crosse County 4-H youths are chosen for the 1973 Wisconsin 4-H Congress in Madison June 12 to 15. Delegates include David Bratberg John Hoppmann Linda Jandt Kathi Brinkman Valerie Fernholz Anita Neumann Pat Haines Joanne Ziel Sherri Timm Sherri Browns Valley Debra Steck Kenneth Simonson Ellen Sagear Anne Tracey and more. Topics span communications arts minorities youth recruitment project judging natural science cultural arts and health sciences.
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la Crosse County
Wisconsin
Madison
Douglas Transtad
David Bratberg
Long Coulee Club
John Hoppmann
Linda Jandt
Barre Badgers
Kathi Brinkman
Chipmunk Coulee
Valerie Fernholz
Anita Neumann
Pat Haines
Joanne Ziel
Onalaska Merrymakers
Rose Ann Brown
Holmen Hustlers
Carol Amborn
Browns Valley
Sherri Timm
Lewis Valley
Howard Larson
Gary Berg
Striped Strivers
Debra Steck
Lakers
Kenneth Simonson
Union Mills
Ellen Sagear
Coulee
Anne Tracey
Vernie Johnson
Recovery Inc. Donates Book to La Crosse Libraries
The La Crosse County Association for Mental Health gave Recovery Inc. founder Dr. Abraham Low biography My Dear Ones to the Main Public Library and County Library. The group aids everyday life, avoids medical authority, and hosts weekly meetings at local sites.
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la Crosse County
Aquinas Students Excel in National French Test
Two Aquinas High School students placed in the top 10 in national written oral French tests by the American Association of Teachers of French. Margie Grenisen earned second in first-year French and Pamela Antony was seventh in second-year French, with Aquinas sweeping the central states with top finishes in multiple divisions.
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Aquinas High School
American Association of Teachers of French
Margie Grenisen
James Grenisen
Tyler St
Pamela Antony
Donald Antony
Losey Blvd. S
Miss Grenisen
Miss Antony
Aquinas
Central States
Gretchen Harry
John Harry
State St
Mary Jo Evers
Joseph Ewers
Redfield St
Douglas Haberman
Frank Haberman
Main St
Gregory Marx
Walter Marx
Liberty St
Elizabeth Brindley
James Brindley
R. 1
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Nevada and California governors clash over Watergate fallout
Devitt cites Milwaukee welfare scandal and budget crises as consuming state leaders time while Ronald Reagan calls Luceys Watergate remark dangerously irresponsible. Nevada delegates adjourn without a decision or substantial word on Luceys comments.
Tribune Staff and Delivery Policy Note
A local La Crosse Tribune masul.ed text lists staff roles including editorial auditor, operations director and city editor. It urges prompt carrier service and provides contact numbers for delivery issues and rates, noting the paper is published daily and on Sunday with a city carrier price of $1.60 every two weeks.
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the Tribune
S. 4Th St
la Crosse
Woman Returns to Intensive Care After Tavern Crash
A La Crosse woman Mary Swartz 32 injured when a car crashed into Midway Bar on Copeland Ave has been returned to Lutheran Hospital ICU. Doctors describe her prospects as bright despite head injuries a fractured pelvis and cuts. Suspect Robert Prestwood 23 of Kyle Lane faces charges including reckless driving causing injury by conduct regardless of life and criminal damage to property. Police report a duffle bag with clothes and a pair of boots stolen from a truck on Market Street nearby.
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la Crosse
Lutheran Hospital
Jack
Mary) Swartz
Caledonia St
Robert Prestwood
Kyle Lane
Midway Bar
Copeland Ave
Jerry Johnson
Prairie du Chien
Market Street
Longfellow Jazz Swing Evening With Guest Soloists
Three guest soloists will perform with Longfellow Junior High groups at the spring Jazz Swing concert. Connie Hays will sing, Greg Streasser and George von Arx will join on drums and trombone. The show is Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Viterbo College Fine Arts Center.
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Longfellow
Viterbo College Fine Arts Center
Connie Hays
Miss Portage
Miss Wisconsin
Greg Streasser
Storm
George ‘von Arx
Tribe
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Jazz Orchestra
Local Schools Award Library Media Grants in Wisconsin
Eleven area schools receive Title I funds from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction to buy instructional materials for library media programs. Grants total across eleven listed schools include Emerson Elementary ten thousand dollars and North Crawford Public Schools three thousand five hundred, with amounts ranging to ten thousand for several elementary and junior high campuses.
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Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
Wisconsin
William Pichette
Emerson
Logan
Summit
Northern Hills
Onalaska
Bangor
North Crawford
Gays Mills
Holmen
Prairie du Chien
Sparta
West Salem
Wilton
Elroy
Kendall and
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Racine
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William Jessen
Juneau County
Robert Pfiffner
Jessen
Bissen
13Th St
Recovery, Inc
Catholic Social Service
S. 6Th St
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King Sts
Mental Health Office
LA Crosse Tribune
James E. Burgess
K. O.blanchard
Sanford Goltz
Sanders Hook
Wallace Hutzler
Edward Keefe
Lawrence le ‘Aune
Fred Ristow
Kenneth Teachout
John Vik
Richard Westerfield
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Ray J. Schumacher
Roy Tichenor
Don Kish, Jr
Stephen J. Buch
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