Television Tower's Nixon Bugged In 68, Dean Says
The Nixon Dean testimony summary cites J Edgar Hoover saying Nixon was bugged in 1968. Dean quotes Nixon saying he would use bugging to his advantage later. The meeting with Haldeman noted the federal indictments against Watergate defendants.
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Nixon
Dean
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
John W. Dean III
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Hoover
Court Ruling Notes On Witness Photos and Welfare Rules
The article outlines a court ruling that criminal defendants do not have a right to counsel when witnesses view photos of the accused. It also covers states possibly requiring welfare recipients to register for work, and a decision on not proving past racial discrimination by three New York counties. Additional items reference Burger on pornography and remarks on the sexual revolution. NBC News cites White House logs linked to Dean’s meetings with Nixon and Haldeman during the Watergate era.
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Mittee
White House
NBC News
Senate Committee
Dean
Two West Salem Men Plead Innocent in Minor Delinquency Case
Two West Salem men Larry J. Nelson and Thomas M. Nesseth pleaded innocent in County Court on Wednesday to charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Trial dates for Nelson, 23, and Nesseth, 18, will be set. each was released on a $200 signature bond after alleged provision of beer to a 16 year old on June 14. A WXOW TV transmitting tower cable near La Crescent, Minnesota, was severed and another tampered with this week, per general manager John Schermerhorn.
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West Salem
Larry J. Nelson
N. Rose St
Thomas M. Nesseth
Wxowtv
la Crescent
Minn
John Schermerhorn
Rural Onalaskan Man Pleads Guilty to Marijuana Possession
Harold A. Ferguson pleaded guilty in County Court to possession of marijuana and was placed on probation for one year. If he completes probation without incident, there will be no finding of guilt as it is his first offense. A companion, Randolph B. Turner, did not appear and a bench warrant was issued. Turner faces the same charge. A $109 bond posted by Turner was forfeited. The incident location was the 200 block of Pearl Street in Onalaska area with a tower cable cut allegedly Monday night leading to federal inquiry due to FCC-licensed station tampering five miles southwest of La Crescent.
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Harold A. Ferguson
Ferguson
Pearl Street
Randolph B. Turner
West Salem
Turner
Buffalo
Gary Schlosstein
Houston County
la Crosse
Kenneth Minor
George Sr
Patrick Doyle
Minor
Leonard Roraff
Dist. Atty
Burleigh Randolph
Scott Michaels
Michaels
Skylab crew ready to depart after record 28 day mission
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Skylab astronauts tidy the station and transfer film and equipment as they near a Friday return after a 28 day mission. Charles Conrad Jr Joseph P Kerwin and Paul J Weitz prepared for the 56 day visit of Skylab 2 starting July 27.
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Skylab
Earth
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Onalaska Woman Case Continued Over Illness
A rural Onalaska woman Kathy L. Rockwell faced a continuation in County Court for issuing a worthless check. Lawyer Alex Cameron cited illness as the reason for her absence when the case was set until Friday. The check for 15 dollars was allegedly written at Ser vice Walgreens Agency Drugs on 205 Main St in Onalaska in November 1972.
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Alex Cameron
Kathy L. Rockwell
Walgreen Agency Drugs
Main St
Solons Decide Beer Bars May Seek Liquor Permits
Wisconsin lawmakers approved a bill allowing beer bar owners to obtain liquor licenses if over half of 1971 gross receipts came from beer sales. The measure, favored 51 to 45 in the Assembly, moves to Gov. Lucey for final action amid lobbying by the Wisconsin Malt Beverage Association and opposition from the Wisconsin Tavern League.
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Early
May Consumer Prices Rise 0.6 Percent
The Labor Department reports May inflation at 0.6 percent, an annual rate of 7.2 percent, with food driving most of the increase though meat prices edged down. Purchasing power fell due to higher prices, while Phase 4 controls loom.
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Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Agriculture Department
Nixon
Sparta Council approves aid for Garden Club project
Sparta officials grant two recreation department workers to assist the Garden Club with downtown Beaver Creek Park cleanup each Thursday. The park board also plans one weed cutting at Perch Lake using a water bug machine costing 400 to 500 dollars per cutting. Parking ban in the softball outfield remains in effect. In county court, Robert Curti, 19, was granted a court appointed lawyer after being charged with turning in a false fire alarm and disorderly conduct. case continued to Friday with bond set at 105 dollars.
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Robert Curti
S. 26Th St
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Cameron Avenue
Sparta Area Crash Injures Four Near Sparta
Four people were injured in a two car collision on STH 21 five miles northeast of Sparta. Donald Erdman and Edna Wettstein drivers, and Erdman’s wife and daughter, were treated at St. Mary's Hospital. Wettstein suffered a fractured hip. The Erdman car was a total loss. Also reported a marijuana possession case and a stolen tape case with 29 tapes valued at 250 dollars from a car at Showboat Lanes.
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Wis
Monroe County
Donald D. Erdman
R. 4
Jelco
Edna Wettstein
Erdman
Lynette
Susan
St. Mary’s Hospital
Jack Lagrander
Brookshire Place
Sheriff Department
Mormon Coulee Road
Stolen Merchandise From Delivery Truck At Local Store
About $120 worth of merchandise vanished from an Ed Phillips and Sons Distributing Corp. truck delivering to National Food Store at 5th Ave and Main St. Items missing included cigarettes, peanuts, light bulbs and razor blades. Additional thefts include golf clubs from Hillview Golf Course and personal items from libraries and vehicles.
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National Food Store
5Th Ave
Main St
Leo Pfaff
Ferry St
Robert Rossman
9Th St
Hillview Golf Course
Edith Loose
Main Sts. -la Crosse
South 4Th Street
John Wiebel
S. 20Th St
Woman Pleads Innocent On Two Charges
Irene Nelson of 1638 Bainbridge St. pleaded innocent in County Court to fraudulent use of a credit card and resisting an officer. Accused of buying two throw covers for $32.90 at Doerflinger's on May 31 and of fighting a police officer on June 10 at George and Logan. She is released on a $300 signature bond. a $155 cash bond remains with the court.
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Irene Nelson
Bainbridge St
Doerflinger's Department
4Th
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Near Decision On Board Nominees
Mayor W Peter Gilbertson seeks five Aviation Board picks for next week as two old members resign over the tower dispute near La Crescent. He plans three new positions and criticizes the resignations while aiming to add aviation minded lawyers and maintains Jim Cote’s possible non retention. A La Crosse man, Dennis S White, 18, pleads innocent in county court after marijuana possession and disorderly conduct at Blue Tiger Lounge. trial set.
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Aviation Board
Common Council
Harry Wiggert
Robert Johns Sr
la Crescent
Gilbertson
Wiggert
Jim
la Crosse
Dennis S. White
Cliffside Drive
White
Blue Tiger Lounge
S. 3Rd St
YMCA Junior High Dance Rescheduled to July 28
The YMCA at West Ave and Main St cancels the planned Saturday junior high dance. The next event is set for Saturday July 28 at 7 p.m. with details released by YMCA officials.
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YMCA
West Ave
Main St
Missing Copy Contact Details in Local Paper
The notice lists staff roles including operations director Wallace Emeete, circulation manager Lawrence Lé troller, Kenneth Teachout as city editor, Sanford Goltz retail sales manager, editor Hutzier, and Jeune in classifieds with John Vik as photocomp. Readers who miss their copy are urged to call 782-8040.
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