Nixon Brezhnev Sign Four U S Soviet Cooperation Pacts
At a Washington ceremony Nixon and Brezhnev witnessed the signing of four cooperative agreements covering agriculture oceanographic and transportation research and extending the cultural exchange pact. The leaders then shifted to discussing trade as Watergate developments unfolded.
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Washington
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
William P. Rogers
Earl Butz
Andrei Gromyko
Phers
Brezhnev
State Department
Senate Watergate Committee
Leonid Brezhnev
White House
Dollar At Record Low In Frankfurt Paris
The US dollar opened at record lows in Frankfurt and Paris then rallied in some centers amid light trading. Gold in London and Zurich fluctuated while the pound eased after early gains. Tokyo closed nearly unchanged as bankers warned that global monetary problems remain unresolved.
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Frankfurt
Paris
London
Zurich
Tokyo
U.S
Two Men Dead After Minibus Rescue Off Key West
Rescuers said two men in the rear chamber of the Johnson Sea Link minisub were dead after being trapped 31 hours and freed from 351 feet of water near Key West. The victims were Clayton Link and Albert Stover, while two others in the forward compartment were reported 100 percent fit.
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Key West
Fila
John Maurer
Clayton Link
Edwin Link
Maurer
Robert Meek
Archibald
Jock’’ Menzies
Link
Stover
Edwin A. Link
Menzies
Vero Beach
Fla
Juno Beach
Meek
Santa Barbara
Calif
Wisconsin budget panel seeks extension on compromise deadline
A six member budget conference panel in Madison asked for more time to resolve Senate Assembly differences on the 1973 75 biennial budget. The group wrestled with welfare tax relief and school aid while approving a 46.8 million DNR appropriation and deferring others including veteran housing.
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Madison
Wis
Senate Assembly
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
Anthony Earl
Dlausau
Patrick J. Lucey
Earl
Department of Natural Resources
Lucey
Robert Kasten
Meir to Seek Re-Election for Labor Government Lead
Premier Golda Meir announces she will run again in Israel's October elections. The 75 year old Labor leader ends a months long search for a compromise candidate and says she had planned retirement to a kibbutz with family but will stay on to lead the party.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Golda Meir
Labor Party
Supervisors Clash Over Remap Public Ignores Hearing
La Crosse County supervisors faced a heated remap hearing over a 36 district plan aiming for population equality. Only two nonofficial attendees watched as the board considers the plan amid challenges to the 1971 35-seat map and ongoing clashes over incumbency protections.
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la Crosse
Robert Carroll
Jerome Klos
James Doyle
Doyle
Donald Harman
11Th Dist
Harman
Klos
Weather outlook: clouds and showers midweek
Cloudy and cool with a chance of showers Tuesday night and Wednesday. Temperatures range from a low near 55 to a high near 75. Westerly winds 10 mph Tuesday night rising to 15 mph Wednesday, with 30 percent rain Tuesday night and 40 percent Wednesday. Thursday remains partly cloudy with a chance of showers and a low near 55.
Suburban American Life Flourishes in Laos Free Leisure
More than 125 American families in Laos live in transplanted suburbia with Little League, Fourth of July barbecues and a $55 000 swimming pool all provided at no cost. Wisconsin politics shift on state sales tax as revenue grows.
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Laos
Alternatives Considered for La Crosse Tourist Info Center
The Wisconsin Division of Highways re examines sites for a tourist information center in La Crosse County after dropping an $800000 French Island plan due to floodway concerns. Possible sites include French Island variations, a joint Minnesota center, a site between Highways 157 and 53, or Rockland, with DNR support key to any proposal. information is to be gathered in a month or two.
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la Crosse
Carroll
State Road
K’ Mart
Shelby
Klos
Onalaska
State Division of Highways
la Crosse County
French Island
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Lee Schneider
Minnesota
Schneider
Rockland Rest Area
State Line
Rockland
Save Popcorn Stand Faces Closure Plea at Zoning Board
City youths rallied outside La Crosse Board of Zoning Appeals to Save Bruce's Popcorn Stand at 1302 George St. The inspection department orders closure. Chief Inspector Dally notes a 1964 temporary variance. board to decide Tuesday at 7 30 p m on the stand’s future.
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la Crosse
Tribune
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United States
Henry Kissinger
Ronald L. Ziegler
Kremlin
Fred T. Berry
Minisub
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A.B. Wood
Meek and
California
Tringa
Raymond Johnson
Eau Claire
Veteran's Affairs Department
Joint Finance Committee
Campbell
Medary
Farmington
Burns
Bangor
Hamilton
Barre
Greenfield
Wisconsin
John Wyngaard
Tee Ann Landers
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