Agriculture's Role More Dominant, Kiwanis Told
La Crosse agriculture agent David Stanke told Kiwanis that farming now dominates the U.S. economy. He compared food prices, costs to produce food, and noted dairy and soybean meal price spikes since 1972. High school essay winners honored at the luncheon included Carolyn Campbell and peers from local farm families.
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la Crosse Tribune
Kiwanis
U.S
David Stanke
Kiwanis Club
Carolyn Campbell
David
Leslie Schwartz
Mindoro
Schwartz
Joan Thompson
Irvin Thompson
Winnebago
Ray Neimeier
Barre Mills
Donald Polivoda
Powell
Clarence Polivoda
Robert Horstman
Near West Salem
Mary Roraff
Francis Roraff
S. 21St Terrace
William Schomberg
la Crosse
Women to enter ROTC at University of Wisconsin La Crosse
Women will be admitted to the Army Reserve Officer Training Corps at the University of Wisconsin La Crosse this fall for the first time. The program spans basic and advance courses with no service obligation during the basic year. Cadets in the advance course receive stipends and summer camp pay.
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Army Reserve Officer Training Corps
ROTC
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Donald Rumpel
Military Science Department
Rumpel
Houston Board Grants Permit For ETV Tower
The Houston County Board of Commissioners approved a conditional-use permit for Horizons Communications Corp to build an $800,000 educational TV tower southwest of La Crescent. The project targets a 60 mile coverage radius with Channel 31 UHF, pending weather and material delivery, and includes FAA high-intensity strobe lighting requirements.
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Donald W. Affolter
Caledonia
Minn
Horizons Communications Corp
Houston County Board of Commissioners
la Crescent
Anton Moe
Wisconsin Educational Communications Board
ECB
Moe
Guy Wires
Horizons
Hugh Fay
S. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Fay
Minnesota
Woods
Houston County Planning and Zoning Commission
FAA
Commission
Robert Tremain
Cooperative Educational Services Agency
Cesa) 11
Educational Television
CESA
Albert Deters
R. 2
Spring Grove
M. R. Summers
Houston
La Crosse man bound over in two burglaries
A La Crosse man James L. Jenkins, 18, was bound over to circuit court after a preliminary exam for two burglaries. He allegedly helped in the Lincoln Junior High School break in May 1 with three juveniles and the Tri State Printing Co. burglary May 12 with one youth and a 16 year old girl. He posted 1000 dollar bond ten percent in cash. Robert Johnson, operator of Super Sales, pleaded innocent in another case for lack of license and records.
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la Crosse
Jack L. Jenkins
South Ave
Lincoln Junior High School
Tri-State Printing Co
N. 3Rd St
Robert Johnson
3Rd
Jackson Sts
La Crosse Man Arrested After Bar Incident
An 18 year old La Crosse man Dennis S White was arrested on marijuana possession disorderly conduct and drunkenness after becoming abusive in the Blue Tiger Lounge at 109 S 3rd St. A police search at the station found a bag of marijuana.
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la Crosse
Dennis S. White
Cliffside Drive
Blue Tiger Lounge
S. 3Rd St
Nixon outlines bold yet sensible policies to meet temporary problems
Nixon outlines a multi item plan including export controls on grain and animal feedstuffs, IRS audits on price hikes above 1.5 percent, tariffs on meat and scarce imports, and selling surplus stock. He rejects wage freezes, signaling Phase 4 will align wages with prices and return to free market. Weather notes for Wisconsin and Minnesota forecast warm, showery conditions with varying cloudiness.
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Congress
America
United States
Internal Revenue Service
Nixon
Alaska
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Energy crisis warned as mergers grip coal and gas markets
Partridge charged that four major oil firms control nearly a quarter of domestic coal production and hailed a 73 percent gas price rise approved by the FPC. He urged a national energy policy with fuel research and a grid system, warning against monopolistic pricing while noting 90 percent of Wisconsin corn was planted.
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Partridge
Federal Power Commission
FPC
America
Onalaska Man Bound Over in Bar Driving Case
An Onalaska resident Robert D. Prestwood, 23, face three felony charges after driving into the Midway Bar in La Crosse. He is bound over to circuit court for arraignment Monday on aggravated battery, causing injury by conduct regardless of life, criminal damage to property, and reckless driving. A bar patron Mary Swartz, 32, is hospitalized in fair condition with head injury, pelvis fracture and cuts.
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Onalaska
la Crosse
Robert D. Prestwood
Kyle Lane
Dist. Atty
Burleigh Randolph
Prestwood
Midway Bar
Copeland Ave
Mary Swartz
Caledonia St
Swartz
Lutheran Hospital
Price Freeze May Mean Controls Are Permanent
President Nixon freezes prices for up to 60 days and warns the move could entrench wage price controls in the U.S. economy. He says the largely voluntary Phase 3 program failed as a transition to a free economy and he aims to avoid permanence.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
John B. Connally
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Connally
White House
Stein
May 1973 court revenues rise in La Crosse County
May 1973 revenues in Judge Leonard Roraff's La Crosse County Court Branch 2 totaled 13 266 55 dollars, up from May 1972's 12 920 40. Year to date receipts reached 62 778 60, more than one sixth above 1972 through May, with breakdowns including state and county fines and various fees.
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Leonard Roraff
la Crosse County
Helen Schwinefus
Deaths of Fern H. Slenes and Terry M. Novotny
Obituary notices for Fern H. Darling Slenes of Albuquerque 59 who died June 8 and burial in Brownsville Minnesota. Terry Michael Novotny five died June 13 of cystic fibrosis at a local hospital. Both notices list survivors and service details. Inflation figures and White House economic policy comments by George P. Shultz follow.
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Fern H. Slenes
Fern H. (Darling) Slenes
Albuquerque
N.M
la Crosse
Brownsville
Minn
Oscar L. Darling
Johan C. Stones
Tacoma
Terry M. Novotny
Terry Michael Novotny
Michael Novotny
N. 11Th St
Teresa
Jade
Milo Novotny
Deming
N. Mex
LaVonne Kessel
Dickinson Caledonia Street Chapel
Roger Gustafson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Case Continued On Two Charges In White Case
Dennis S. White, 18, of 3008 Cliffside Drive, had his case continued in County Court to Friday. Patrick Doyle, his lawyer, sought the delay to discuss the matter with White's father who is away on business. White was arrested early Wednesday for disorderly conduct at the Blue Tiger Lounge after which police found marijuana in a bag during a station search. He was released on a $300 signature bond.
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la Crosse
Patrick Doyle
Dennis S. White
Cliffside Drive
White
Blue Tiger Lounge
S. 3Rd St
McCormick Case Delayed Again in County Court
Ricky L. McCormick 25 of 1523 George St had his case continued in County Court on Wednesday for a court appointed lawyer. He asked the court to appoint the lawyer himself, after a prior delay. The incident involved an 18 year old woman at Breezy Point Tavern where he allegedly dragged her, tore clothing, and beat her, with release set at $200.
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Ricky L. McCormick
George St
Dist. Atty
Burleigh Randolph
McCormick
Breezy Point Tavern
Breezy Point Road
Onalaska Woman Charged With Worthless Check
Kathy L. Rockwell, listed as R. 2, Onalaska, faced a continued case after Friday to consult a lawyer. She allegedly issued a worthless check for $15 at Service Walgreen Agency Drugs, 205 Main St., Onalaska, in November 1972.
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Onalaska
Kathy L. Rockwell
Walgreen Agency Drugs
Main St
Advertising supplement for Buyers distributed with La Crosse Tribune
Notice informs readers of the Buyers advertising supplement included with today's La Crosse Tribune and directs those who did not receive it to call their carrier for a full newspaper delivery. The item is a brief service notice without additional details.
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la Crosse Tribune
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Viterbo
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