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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1977

Page

3

Anita Bryant rallying point fuels gay rights clash

Anita Bryant draws protests and supporters as Miami repeal of a gay rights law sparks demonstrations from more than 3,000 advocates in New York and actions in Norfolk, Provincetown, and San Antonio, amid a Dade County referendum backlash.

Associated Press Anita Bryant Miami Area Norfolk San Antonio Tex California Miami New York Provincetown Mass Cape Cod Dade County Miss Bryant Kingdom of Heaven Steve Stone The Tidewater

No fault divorce gains ground in Illinois House

A House Judiciary Committee approved a no fault divorce bill after Chicago optometrist Kurt Rosenbaum described a 12 year separation and lack of access to divorce. The panel vote was 12 to 5, sending the measure to the full House. opposition from Claire Driscoll of the Illinois Catholic Conference warned of societal harm.

Springfield Ill Chicago House Illinois Kurt Rosenbaum House Judiciary Committee Senate Claire Driscoll Illinois Catholic Conference Driscoll

Carter Seeks Annual IRS Checks During White House Tenure

President Carter favors yearly full scale audits of his income tax returns while in office and says such reviews are beneficial. Vice President Mondale is undecided. The IRS audit began early this year without a disclosed trigger or findings from Carter’s 1975 return.

Washington Carter Internal Revenue Service White House Walter F. Mondale IRS Bert Lance Rex Granum Granum Robert Perry Americus Plains Powell Perry Harvey Hill Atlanta Robert Lipshutz

Dutch government demands end to hostage siege in Assen

The Netherlands warns South Moluccan captors to free 55 hostages in a train and schoolhouse siege near Assen or face consequences. Officials fear deteriorating hostage health as 51 remain aboard the commuter train and one man, Theo van Hattem, was freed after illness.

Assen The Netherlands Holland Jakob Nieveen Nieveen Theo J. van Hattem

O Hare Tower Shutdown Amid Violent O'Hare Storm

A severe thunderstorm forced the temporary closure of O'Hare International Airport's control tower for the first time. FAA spokesman Neal Callahan said the 2:15 p.m. storm with winds over 70 mph caused windows to shake, prompting a seven minute evacuation and a near halt in aircraft movements. Flights were delayed and holding patterns formed as crews avoided the storm, described as the worst he had seen at O'Hare.

Chicago O'Hare International Airport Federal Aviation Administration Neal Callahan FAA Callahan O'Hare

Subpoenas sought in South Korea influence probe

House investigators subpoenaed Lawrence S. Eagleburger William Hyland Juanita Moody and Brent Scowcroft to determine their knowledge of South Korean efforts to buy influence in Congress. The ethics committee authorized the subpoenas amid reports of intelligence cables and foreign gifts reportedly tied to Tongsun Park in the Park Chung Hee era.

Washington Ap) — House Nixon Ford Congress Lawrence S. Eagleburger Henry A. Kissinger U.S Yugoslavia William G. Hyland State Department Bureau of Intelligence Juanita Moody National Security Agency Brent Scowcroft Richard M. Nixon Gerald R. Ford Office of Park Chung Hee Tongsun Park

Turkish ambassador wounded in Rome shooting

Two unidentified gunmen shot Turkey's ambassador to the Vatican Taha Carim as he entered his Rome residence in the Parioli district. He was taken to a hospital with chest and neck wounds. Turkish officials blamed the attack on Armenians seeking revenge for the Armenian genocide.

Rome Turkey Vatican Taha Carim Carim Vienna Paris

Conservative columnist Evans urges student debt awareness

Longfellow Junior High heard M Stanton Evans warn deficits threaten freedoms and future taxes. He cited Social Security, projected debt, and rising government spending, urging students to verify facts and form independent conclusions. Evans, former Indianapolis News editor and regular Human Events contributor, lauded human rights stances but criticized Carter administration Cuba policy.

Longfellow M. Stanton Evans Evans CBS Radio Spectrum The Indianapolis News Freeman Human Events Freedom Foundation

Vernon County considers joining La Crosse library system

Vernon County Library Study Committee recommends maintaining current funding while joining the La Crosse Area Library System to improve rural access. The 11 member panel, appointed by County Board Chairman Chester Erlandson, plans to present a resolution at the June 21 board meeting. Participation could raise annual library costs to about $31,000. Fredrick P. Klein graduates from Gateway Technical Institute in Racine with an associate degree in hotel and motel management.

Viroqua Westby Hillsboro Ontario la Farge de Soto la Crosse Area John Parkyn Stoddard Parkyn Racine Fredrick P. Klein Arthur Klein Farnam St Gateway Technical Institute

La Crosse Assessor Kenneth Roberts Receives CAE Designation

Kenneth N. Roberts assessor for the City of La Crosse has earned the Certified Assessment Evaluator CAE designation from the International Association of Assessing Officers. A Chicago spokesman touted the program to raise standards and ensure fair property assessment for tax purposes. Roberts has 11 years in La Crosse and serves as first vice president of the Wisconsin Association of Assessing Officers and participates in the League of Wisconsin Cities Assessors Section Boy Scouts and PTA.

Kenneth N. Roberts la Crosse International Association of Assessing Officers Chicago Association Roberts Wisconsin Association of Assessing Officers League of Wisconsin Cities Assessors Section The Boy Scouts and PTA

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