Lawmakers Skeptical of Administrative Rule Making
Madison legislators argue against broad rule making by agencies noting decades of delegated powers from the Workmen's Compensation era. They warn full elimination would cause chaos, urging careful reform while preserving expertise and oversight through hearings and revocation powers.
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Too much welfare spoiling Paradise
PONAPE Eastern Carolines U S Trust Territory Micronesia including Northern Marianas spans 2141 islands with 98 inhabited and a population around 120000. The text notes diverse races from Polynesian to Melanesian and historic influences from Spanish Portuguese German Japanese and American contacts. It mentions Saipan Chamorros and cultural expulsion by early Spanish padres.
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Upside-down foreign policy debate draws sharp contrast in Congress
Senate committee moves to allow Fidel Castro to receive food and medicine while remaining 27 Americans jailed and thousands of political prisoners. House panel votes to end U S aid to Nicaragua, a government allied with U S efforts to train Cuban refugees, under alleged human rights violations.
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Nixon Defends Presidential Power Against Law
The piece reviews Nixon arguing that presidential action can override laws in national emergencies, citing Lincoln and Truman precedents, and notes related debates over executive power, Ellsberg break in, and U.S. policy toward Cuba and Nicaragua amid Cold War tensions.
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Micronesia's Tourism Potential Struggles Amid Unclear Uplift
A retrospective on Air Micronesia, owned by Continental, and the Micronesian islandscape shows limited tourist traction. Despite fine hotels and a Tokyo link, Japanese delays and empty seats reveal a stalled boom, with Ponape’s welfare grants and hospital idle while villages remain real and unspoiled.
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LaCrosse Tribune leadership and masthead notes
The LaCrosse Tribune titled as an independent newspaper lists Kenneth C. Blanchard as publisher Sanders Hook as general manager Robert S. Gallagher as editor and Sanford Goltz as opinion page editor with a founding year of 1904.
Anti strikebreaker ordinance stirs La Crosse council debate
The La Crosse Common Council Judiciary and Administration Committee backs a new anti strikebreaker ordinance by 4-3. Debate in full council follows Tuesday night with decisive action planned Thursday. Critics call it bad legislation risking constitutional issues and harming business climate.
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State VA Board Hurries to Name Moses Replacement
The state Veterans Affairs Board seeks a quick replacement for fired department chief John Moses, 1962–era leader. Rep. Michael Early is the leading candidate amid a divided board and its own ongoing investigation, signaling potential political influence and new agency conflict.
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Dr Gunnar Gundersen chosen president elect of AMA
Twenty years ago in New York City Dr Gunnar Gundersen a leading La Crosse surgeon was named president elect of the American Medical Association and will take office next June. Also public offering of 150000 shares of Trane Co common stock is made by an underwriting group with net proceeds added to general funds for capital expenditures and working capital. Wisconsin farms signed 14236 soil bank agreements bringing the program to 155047 acres under contract.
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Unsigned Letters Return For One Week At Tribune
The Tribune will again accept unsigned letters for publication for one week. Letters delivered or postmarked through Saturday, June 11, will be considered. Submissions should be brief under 300 words and adhere to rules of good taste with no libel or personal vendettas. General interest topics receive first consideration.
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