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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1977
Page
4
The LaCrosse Tribune is described with its independent stance and key leadership including Publisher Kenneth C. Blanchard General Manager Sanders Hook and Editor Robert S. Gallagher. Sanford Goltz is named Opinion Page Editor reflecting the paper’s editorial structure since its 1904 founding.
The State Medical Examining Board widens its probe from about 25 physicians to 80 or more, targeting overprescription of amphetamines and other drugs. The drive, echoed by reports on physician practices, urges stronger professional-conduct standards including suspension or revocation when justified.
Sen Russell Long criticizes President Carter's plan to borrow from general funds and endorses a distant national sales or value added tax as an alternative. Both plans threaten the 40 year funding rule linking Social Security to payroll contributions and could fuel more fringe benefits as revenues dwindle.
Audrey Baker, a rural Wilton mail carrier on a 100 mile route for 200+ patrons, is praised for thoughtfulness beyond mail delivery. Her Navy service, farming life, and work with Amish communities illustrate a community-minded profile. Readers may nominate others for recognition.
Voters in the Midwest express broad support for President Carter stance on human rights and open foreign policy. While some criticize UN Ambassador Andrew Young for remarks on race, the public prefers transparency over secrecy and backs talks for arms ceilings with the Soviets and a Mideast settlement. Sperling reports from the Monitor’s Washington bureau.
Dialogue contrasts Soviet and U S views on human rights with petitions and government responses. It shows Soviet threats against dissidents and U S calls for reform and outspoken protest, detailing petitions about freedom of expression and pollution and emigration issues.
Tribune readers share praise for the family series noting its concise, helpful guidance for troubled families. They discuss justice, crime, and animal welfare, with letters from Mrs. Sandie Myklebust, Jack Rondfelt, and Larry E Whitewater raising views on social services, legal system fairness, and wildlife policy.
A wary essay argues against quick fixes in international affairs. It notes historical patterns shaping China Russia and the West, critiques intellectuals who seek to mold world events, and cautions on missions to save the globe while urging liberal values and prudence.
The Tribune recalls 1957 with former President Harry Truman criticizing U S progress for peace and Hebberd Drugs announcing closure after 105 years in business on July 1. It also notes a fatal three car and bus collision near Santiago de Cuba injuring 11 others.
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