Houston Board Grants Permit For ETV Tower
Caledonia Minnesota report on Horizons Communications Corp given conditional-use permit by Houston County Board of Commissioners for an $800000 UHF Channel 31 tower southwest of La Crescent. Anton Moe of ECB notes start soon and air by fall, depending on weather and material. Site owner Leo Hafner paid $530.25. Wisconsin Building Commission funds included land and easements.
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Tribune
Caledonia
Minn
Horizons Communications Corp
Houston County Board of Commissioners
la Crescent
Anton Moe
Wisconsin Educational Communications Board
ECB
Moe
Wisconsin
Horizons
Leo Hafner
Hafner
Wisconsin Building Commission
Guy
Hugh Fay
S. 3Rd St
la Crosse Common Council
la Crosse Aviation Board
New Peace Accord Signed By Four Parties In Vietnam
Paris reports Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho announced a 14 point joint communique to enforce the Jan. 27 cease fire in South Vietnam. The accord calls for halt in hostilities at 0400 GMT June 15, restoration of communications, mine clearing, prisoner release and Red Cross access, with Saigon and Provisional Revolutionary Government to implement within set timelines.
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Henry Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Vietnam
Paris
Tho
Nguyen Co Thach
United States
South Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
North Vietnam
Washington
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Kissinger
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Greenwich
U.S
North Vietnamese
Demilitarized Zone
Red Cross
Thoon
Weather Outlook Slight Warmth Apr 55-85
Fair conditions with little temperature change Wednesday night into Thursday. Light variable winds. Lows near 55 and highs near 85. Friday expected continued fair skies and a bit warmer conditions with a low near 55.
Devaluations Pay Off For US Goods Abroad
An Associated Press survey of Europe and Japan shows two dollar devaluations since December 1971 are starting to lift American goods sales overseas. The piece notes farm costs for rural families, highlights grain export profits for the USSR and higher U.S. food prices, and mentions Sen. Henry Jackson's committee probing major grain exporters.
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Associated Press
Europe
Japan
Soviet Union
U.S
Paul Scott
Henry Jackson
Court orders immediate study of fast breeder atomic plant hazards
A federal appeals court in Washington DC demands early environmental impact study of fast breeder reactor plans. The court cites 600 000 cubic feet of radioactive wastes by 2000 and requires the AEC to assess health risks and repository needs despite prior district court rulings. The NRDC had sued for early assessment.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S. Appeals Court
District of Columbia
Atomic Energy Commission Mhust
AEC
Natural Resources Defense Council
NRDC
Citizens’ Environment Organization
Onalaska Crash Claims 2nd Life
A Holmen area woman Linda A. Hollenbeck 25 died from internal injuries after a two car head on crash on Highway 53 at Troy Street Onalaska late Monday Maureen P. Krajewski 18 died in St Francis Hospital and Kenneth Muetze 21 is in fair condition son Danny J 3 with a fractured femur and facial cuts also hospitalized. The deaths are the county s fourth and fifth traffic fatalities in 1973 with two in La Crosse. Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Hollenbeck were announced.
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Holmen
Onalaska
Linda A. Hollenbeck
St. Francis Hospital
Highway 53
Troy Street
Maureen P. Krajewski
S. 26Th St
Kenneth Muetze
Wall St
Heileman Agrees to Antitrust Consent Decree
The United States antitrust division and G Heileman Brewing Co Inc settle after Heileman acquired Associated Brewing Co plants in 1972. The decree requires divestment of brands producing at least 400000 barrels with 300000 in eight Midwest states and limits further acquisitions for ten years within that region. Cleary says the agreement is fair and ends a case allowing focus on brewing.
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G. Heileman Brewing Co., Inc
Antitrust Division
Department of Justice
Heileman
Associated Brewing Co
Russell G. Cleary
Western Plants
Associated of
Detroit, Mich
Federal District Court
Detroit
Midwest
Ilinois
Ohio
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Indiana
Kentucky
Iowa
Associated
United States
Cleary
South Bend
Ind
la Crosse
Sheboygan
Wis
Newport
Ships Enter N. Vietnam Through U S Minefield
Russian and other freighters have carried over 150000 tons to North Vietnam since minesweeping paused. US officials say mines set last year were pre programmed to deactivate. A 18 ship task force may restart sweeps after cease fire terms are agreed.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington (Ap
North Vietnam
United States
Pentagon
U.S. Navy
Haiphong
U.S
Hanoi
Vietnam
Subic Bay
Philippines
Jerry W. Friedheim
Navyman Is Acquitted of Sabotage of USS Ranger
A Navy fireman Patrick Chenoweth was found not guilty by a five member military jury of dropping bolts and a paint scraper into the USS Ranger last July. He hopes for an early honorable discharge and may pursue political science studies. The incident caused near a million dollars in damage and delayed the ship's Vietnam deployment. Chenoweth, from Puyallup Washington, faced up to 30 years in prison if convicted.
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San Francisco
Navy
Patrick Chenoweth
Chenoweth
Puyallup
Wash
Bailey
Cmdr
James Boorman
Alameda Naval Air Station
Ranger
Cooler Weather May Help Ease Power Problems
A cool front promised relief for the northeast after two days of extreme heat that triggered widespread power cuts. Consolidated Edison limited voltage 5 percent for hours, bought 2 million kilowatts, and still faced two plants out of service as demand hit a record 7,917,000 kilowatts at noon. TVA and Ontario Hydro supplied extra power while Niagara Mohawk and Philadelphia Electric reported high demands. Weather officials forecast cooler, drier air to ease strains over the next two days.
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Associated Press
United States
Consolidated Edison Co
New York City
Con Ed
Niagara-Mohawk
New York State
Philadelphia Electric Co
Ontario Hydro-Electric
TVA
National Weather Service
Maine
Inedianapolis
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Houston Board
ETV
William Woods
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
WKBT
Stoddard
Harold Pipkorn
Mequon
Pipkorns
Hy Gardner
Ann Landers
Maureen Krajewski
N. Vietnam
Navyman
Haiphong Harbor
James Boulton
Cleveland Water Department
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