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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1977
Page
3
President Carter seeks more data on the B1 bomber before deciding its fate. He faces six supporting senators and six House members urging continued funding, with a decision due by month’s end and options ranging from full production to termination.
Washington AP report says sponsor William Clay predicts passage of a bill to lift Hatch Act constraints. The measure would let 2.8 million federal employees campaign and raise funds, removing a ban on political activity while an amendment to restrict union use of dues remains uncertain.
In Brasilia Rosalynn Carter avoids student opponents of the military regime while pursuing a personal victory with generals and politicians. She arrived as nationwide student strikes grew. An open letter from Brasilia students asking for U.S. backing circulated at the U.S. Embassy. Carter said she had not seen it.
Sandy Ward of Kenner Louisiana testified Monday before the National Transportation Safety Board in Atlanta about the April 4 DC9 crash near New Hope Georgia. The stormy accident killed 72 people and is under NTSB investigation.
Washington AP reports a bill to create a federal consumer rights agency is at risk in the House. Sponsor Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal says the measure trails by 20 to 25 votes, despite White House backing. Sen. Ribicoff notes Senate support may still exist amid lobbying pressure concentrated in the House.
Voters in Dade County decide whether to keep a four month old ordinance banning discrimination against homosexuals in housing and jobs. Anita Bryant led Save Our Children Inc. in a petition drive to repeal the law. Bryant says the law would force schools to hire homosexuals. Supporters say the issue is human rights and equal opportunities.
Dutch children resume classes in a different Bovensmilde school after four days of captivity by South Moluccan terrorists who held four teachers at the Bovensmilde elementary. Parents choose safety for their children amid ongoing hostage crisis and medical issues among released students.
U N Ambassador Andrew Young plans talks with President Carter to demand ambassadorial treatment rather than friendship. He faces GOP criticism over remarks about Nixon and Ford as racists and draws foreign press scrutiny over his racism accusations toward Russia.
Prairie du Chien's suspended sewer plant superintendent Charles Welsch, charged with falsifying water quality records, is defended by attorney Joseph Becker who says he is not guilty of any criminal charges. The mayor suspended him over alleged falsifications and unneeded chemical orders. Local investigations continue as the Common Council debates next steps amid corrosion and toxic discharge concerns.
Bulent Ecevit of the Republican People's party outlines plans to rebuild cooperation with the United States while warning the U S arms embargo remains a irritation. He favors a coalition but aims to avoid it by courting independents. In Washington, Latin American states accuse Cuba of moral and some material support to guerillas, a claim brushed aside by U S officials.
The Commerce Department reports a small rise in 1977 capital spending plans from businesses. They now expect $135.3 billion, up 0.6 percent from March, 12.3 percent above 1976 before inflation, as economists count on investment to lift the economy.
Western Wisconsin Health Systems Agency endorsed a 96179 emergency medical technician training program and a 25000 convention event for Robert Brandau to preside at the Wisconsin Auctioneers Association gathering in Eau Claire. It withheld 33300 for Lutheran Social Services diversion coordinator aims noting limited success last year. Nancy Kalfayan, daughter of Bernard and, received a degree from Vassar College in spring commencement exercises.
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