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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
2
In Saigon Henry Kissinger left Paris without securing full terms of the Vietnam cease-fire. He settled for unwritten understandings that critics say may doom the pact. The departure signals stalled progress amid broad concern over missing core issues.
Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam criticized the Paris joint communique for not addressing North Vietnamese troops in South Vietnam and the bases in Cambodia and Laos. He implied Nixon Kissinger reached a secret understanding with Hanoi’s Tho, while U.S. bombing in Cambodia nears day 100 and Saigon risks aid cuts.
Magruder testified before Senate investigators that Mitchell and Dean were present at initial meetings where wiretap ideas were proposed by Liddy. He said early wiretap logs were viewed but deemed worthless and that Mitchell lacked knowledge of the operation’s full scope. Magruder admitted responsibility and named others who participated, noting Mitchell and Dean rejected the more extreme plans.
President Nixon outlined a program to fight rising prices with a temporary price freeze and new powers for Congress to control exports and tariffs. He called for wage and price alignment in Phase 4, audits of firms raising prices, and swift farm legislation to favor production, amid rising food costs and inflation.
Madison Wisconsin AP reports the statistical reporting service says about 90 percent of the Wisconsin corn crop has been planted. The bulletin outlines progress across the state with field conditions and timing implications for harvest and yields.
Robert Johnson operator of Super Sales pleaded innocent to two counts in County Court on Wednesday. He faced charges of operating without a motor vehicle salesman license and failing to maintain business records for activities on April 28 at his dealership located at 3rd and Jackson Streets.
Partridge warned about oil firms controlling coal and gas price hikes, noting four large oil companies dominate domestic coal output and FPC rate increases hurt consumers. He urged a national energy plan, investment in clean fuels, coal gasification, sulfur removal, and a national grid to stabilize prices and supply.
A La Crosse man Dennis S White 18 of 300842 Cliffside Drive faced marijuana possession and disorderly conduct charges. His County Court case was continued until Friday to allow defense discussion with his father. White was arrested after becoming abusive at the Blue Tiger Lounge 109 S 3rd St. and released on a 300 dollar signature bond.
Gateway Transportation Co. Inc. announced a quarterly dividend of 15 cents per share. The payment date is July 23 with a record date of June 22.
President Nixon may have permanently etched wage price controls into the US economy by freezing prices for up to 60 days. He acknowledged the failure of his largely voluntary Phase 3 program which aimed to transition the economy to free market mechanisms.
May 1973 court revenues in La Crosse County Branch 2 totaled 13 266 55, up from 12 920 40 in May 1972. Year to date receipts reached 62 778 60, more than one sixth higher than the first five months of 1972. May income included 579 in suit taxes and 6 030 80 in state traffic fines.
The HUD awards Harborview Plaza urban renewal an additional 167,908 dollars, boosting total aid to 5,165,632 dollars. Rep. Vernon Thomson announced the update as the La Crosse Redevelopment Authority plans land sales to Clifford de Baun and Harold Rosenthal, with a June 21 board vote on contracts pending council approval.
Ricky L. McCormick 25 of 1523 George St. again had his County Court case continued to Friday to allow time to consult a lawyer. He later asked the court to appoint counsel. Police say he dragged an 18 year old woman from Breezy Point Tavern tore clothing and assaulted her. He was released on bond set at $200.
Kathy L. Rockwell, of Onalaska, saw her case continued Friday to allow a lawyer consultation. She is accused of issuing a worthless $15 check at Service Walgreen Agency Drugs, 205 Main St., Onalaska, in November 1972.
The La Crosse Tribune notes a Buyers advertising supplement and offers delivery assistance. If the supplement was not received, readers are urged to call the Circulation Dept for a complete paper delivery to their home.
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