Ray Allegations Tie Favors to Political Encounters
Federal investigators are told Elizabeth Ray arranged a sexual encounter between her and Senator Mike Gravel to win a political favor from Gravel. Colleen Gardner, an eyewitness, says the event occurred on Ken Gray's Potomac River house boat. Gray denies the allegation while Gravel says he does not recall meeting Ray.
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Washington
Elizabeth Ray
Mike Gravel
Gravel
Miss Ray
Colleen Gardner
Ken Gray
Gray
Ray
Gardner
John Young
Southern
Illinois
House Public Buildings
Senate Public Works Committee
Alaska
Sol Rosen
Hays Improves After Sleeping Pill Overdose
Rep. Wayne Hays, recovering from an overdose of sleeping pills, moved to a private room and described as complaining about everything. Doctors suspect a toxic Dalmane level and consider it possibly accidental or suicide attempt.
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Hays
Richard Phillips
Phillips
Congress
Washington
Elizabeth Ray
Miss Ray
Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburgh
Workshop On Fishing For Boys And Girls
The La Crosse Public Library North Branch at 1552 Kane St hosts free fishing workshops at 4 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday in the Community Room. Experienced anglers demonstrate catching different fish types with two sessions: basics, equipment, regulations, and gamefish ID including bass and panfish. and northern pike, walleye, and trout fishing with filleting and ice fishing basics.
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la Crosse
Kane St
Wisconsin
Whitehall Teachers Near Agreement on 1975-76 Contract
Whitehall Wisconsin teachers reach progress in talks with the Whitehall School Board on next year’s master contract. Compromise totals extra pay of 1640 dollars and a base salary near 8600 to 9100 with four percent yearly increases. Negotiations set for next Thursday at Whitehall High School.
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Whitehall
Wis
Whitehall Teachers Association
WTA
Whitehall School Board
Library Club
Terry Smith
Smith
Teachers Hospital
Whitehall High School
Stevenson open to serving as Carter's running mate
Sen Adlai Stevenson III says he might accept a Carter vice presidential offer if extended. He stressed he is not seeking the nomination but would not reject it if invited after delivering the Wisconsin Democratic convention keynote. Chicago Mayor Daley has urged Stevenson as Carter's running mate.
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Milwaukee
Adlai Stevenson III
D-Ill
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Stevenson
Wisconsin
Carter
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Chancellors Promote Faculty Across Ranks and Tenure
From Page Crosse, promotions include Richard Fletcher biology and Charles Hosier chemistry to full professor. Robert Joyce speech and theatre and others rise to full professorship with tenure for some. Assistant to associate promotions list names led by Robert Arthur psychology and Leslie Crocker art with tenure for Grimes and Stach. Tenure granted with no rank increase includes How ard Rose and several others.
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Robert Arthur
Leslie Crocker
Roger Grant
Ada Lord
Sheldon Smith
James Sobota
Jack Starr
Eugene Williams
Robert Wingate
Jay Grimes
Leonard Stach
Longfellow Students Honored At Ceremony
Longfellow Junior High School ninth graders were honored at a matriculation ceremony in Central High School auditorium. Valedictorian Paula Marx led a list of top students receiving silver dollar awards from the Longfellow Action Association across multiple subjects. Silver Arrow Honor Society inductees and most improved students were named, with awards noted for home economics, languages, sciences, arts and crafts, physical education, and industrial arts.
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Longfellow
Central High School
Paula Marx
Longfellow Action Association
Paula Bendel
Curt Glaunert
Patti Hauswirth
Jim Krause
Keith Martin
Miss Marx
Dan Oelke
Barry Olson
Don Munson
Jann Potter
Jay Miles
Julie Titcomb
Shelly Wilhelm
Kathy Affeldt
Tom Beavers
Don Kube
Brian McCabe
Scott Mooney
Tim Moynihan
Kevin Nedvidek
Janet Rick
Michelle Murphy
Sandy Schroeder
Jim Speropulos
Silver Arrow
Patients Move to Rolling Hills From Viroqua
Forty patients from Vernon County Internal Care Facility in Viroqua will move to Monroe County Rolling Hills Home, with first arrivals possibly by Monday, June 21. The facility housing 82 will close December 1 for not meeting standards.
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Sparta
Wis
Vernon County
Viroqua
Monroe County
Rolling Hills
Edwin G. Honick
Honick
Vernon County Board
Myrtle Jacobson
Rolling Hills Board
City Woman Hurt In 2 Car Accident
A 22 year old La Crosse woman, Nancy L Johnston, is listed in good condition at St Francis hospital after a two car collision. She was a passenger in Theodore L Johnston's car and was injured when his vehicle rear ended LaVerne Barreau's car on Mormon Coulee Road near 2:08 a.m.
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la Crosse
St. Francis Hospital
Nancy L. Johnston
Bank Drive
Theodore L. Johnston
Johnston
LaVerne H. Barreau
Cazenovia
Barreau
Mormon Coulee Road
Old 49 Featured in Caledonia Centennial Show
Caledonia Minnesota stages a Bicentennial revival of Old 49 at St Marys Auditorium tonight at 8. Walter Gabe Arnold returns from the 1954 cast to play the general bar fly and a broken-down miner. The 14 member cast is directed by Lloyd Ogilvie.
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Caledonia
Minn
St. Mary's Auditorium
Walter
Gabe” Arnold
Lloyd Ogilvie
La Crosse Tribune Staff and Contact Details
The La Crosse Tribune a division of Lee Enterprises lists editorial and staff roles including Kenneth Blar managing editor Sanford Goltz opinion page editor Merle Hill news editor Larry Olson metropolitan editor James Bell comptroller and advertising and circulation managers. The paper published afternoons and Sunday from 401 N 3rd St La Crosse Wisconsin with mailing options and prices for carriers and subscriptions.
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Kenneth O. Blar
Publanders
Hook Geveral Manny
Robert S. Gallagher
Kenneth F. Teachout
Sanford Goltz
Merle J. Hill
Larry D. Olson
James E. Bell
R. A. Westerfield
Jack Grosskopf
Ralph W. Frisbie
L. W. le Jeune Photocomp
Roger G. Parmenter
The
la Crosse Tribune
Lee Enterprises, Inc
N. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Wis
Senate approves tax cut with higher education credit
The Senate Finance Committee approved a tax cut bill adding a higher education tax credit of up to 250 dollars a year beginning 1977, with credits rising to 250 by 1980. The measure also protects low and middle income earners from 1977 tax increases and cuts estate taxes by about 2 billion annually.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Abduction at Refugee Hotels Deepens Argentine Anxiety
Armed men raided two refugee hotels in Buenos Aires abducting 24 men and two teenagers and seizing documents. Local U.N. refugee officials report 25 people seized, mostly Chileans and Uruguayans, as fear spreads among Latin American asylum seekers.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Maria
U.N
Prisoner Swap Proposed in Kissinger Talks
In Mexico City, Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and Mexican officials discussed a possible prisoner exchange. The plan would swap U.S. citizens jailed on drug charges in Mexico for Mexican drug offenders held in the United States.
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Mexico City
U.S
Mexico
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Broad Shower Band Targets Great Lakes to Texas Region
The National Weather Service forecasts scattered showers and thunderstorms from the Great Lakes through the Midwest and into Texas with cooler western temperatures and warmer eastern conditions. Wisconsin eases from warm, stormy tonight to partly cloudy Sunday with still active thunderstorm potential. Minnesota shows similar thunderstorm activity while Dakotas, Montana, Idaho and Wyoming trend cooler westward under variable cloudiness and possible severe storms east Tonight. River data shows Dresbach Dam flow rising and La Crosse at stage 254 with upriver towboats moving 48 barges and downriver 12 barges as traffic shifts.
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Great Lakes
Midwest
Texas
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
National Weather Service
Dresbach Lock & Dam
Weather Snapshot with Historical Extremes and Times
The record shows last year 7615 and normal 7405 with a high of 95 set in 1920 and a low of 41 from 1874. Sunrise is 5 23 a m and sunset 8 48 p m.
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Richard Thornburgh
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Wayne Hays
Pat
Carol Clawson
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Byer’s Barbershop
Farnam
al la Crosse County
All la Crosse County
4-H
Corth of
Weark
Francis “Gink” Lenz
Gerald Fisher
Robert Altman
Hugh Uhrich
Francis Lenz
Fred
Florence) Skemp
Edward Lenz
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LaCrosse
Cribune
Ichari
Oks
Cleveland
United Rubber Workers
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Firestone
UAW
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
B.F. Goodrich Co
Firestone and Uniroyal, Inc
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Rock Island
Blue Island
Tri-State
Dresbach
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